Vancouver bids farewell to the Granville Pedestrian Zone

Vancouver bids farewell to the Granville Pedestrian Zone

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From FIFA World Cup fans to pop-up concert crowds, the Granville Pedestrian Zone brought thousands of people out. This is coming to an end as the roads now reopen to cars. Angelina Ravelli takes a look at how businesses feel seeing the zone go.

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