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Vancouver city councillor frustrated after suicide barrier plan delayed, funding reduced

The city of Vancouver has passed a motion to add suicide barriers to the Granville Street Bridge. But as Lauren Stallone reports, amendments to the proposal mean it won’t be completed any time soon.

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