Project Muralize brings colours back to Vancouver's Chinatown

Project Muralize brings colours back to Vancouver's Chinatown

October 16, 2025 6:16 am PST.

In an effort to help reduce vandalism to Chinatown storefronts and restore vibrancy to the neighbourhood, one Vancouver police officer has invited well-known street artists to participate in Project Muralize. Cecilia Hua has the story.

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