Improving Chinatown after the pandemic

Improving Chinatown after the pandemic

June 16, 2021 11:33 pm PST.

Vancouver city councillors have been meeting with community leaders in Chinatown this week about challenges in the neighbourhood. @KierJunos reports on the revitalization of the historic neighbourhood, post-COVID and beyond.

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