Vancouver event organizers concerned about rising security costs

Vancouver event organizers concerned about rising security costs

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In the wake of the Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy, the City of Vancouver says there will be increased security and policing at public events moving forward. As Jack Morse reports, that cost is getting passed on to event organizers.

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