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Council walked back the Water Street pedestrianization pilot. But their own survey data shows a majority supports the project

Council walked back the Water Street pedestrianization pilot. But their own survey data shows a majority supports the project

We looked through the report and there was widespread support from all groups surveyed that it should continue, and in most cases, expanded

Geoff Sharpe
Geoff Sharpe
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Streets for people: An urban design conversation with former Vancouver planner Sandy James
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Streets for people: An urban design conversation with former Vancouver planner Sandy James

A free-flowing conversation about the state of pedestrianization in Vancouver

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis