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Volunteer bus bench building highlights need for South Vancouver transit investment (opens the original)
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Kathryn Langmead has been an avid transit user in Vancouver since she moved to the city nearly 60 years ago. âI never got my license or felt like spending money on a car,â the now-retired landscaper and hairdresser told Vancity Lookout. â[Iâve always taken the bus] for environmental reasons, Iâve relied on transit in this city since I was 18.â Langmead lives near Fraser and 49th, at the northern border of Sunset, a Southeast Vancouver neighbourhood where residents have historically b
‘A memory of our combined belonging’: New bridge mural brings neighbours together in East Vancouver (opens the original)
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An unsuspecting fixture of one East Vancouver neighbourhood has recently been transformed into a vibrant public art display. The Grandview-Woodland Bridge is now adorned with an enormous, 70-metre-long, 4-metre-wide mural, representing the culmination of months of work done by artists, organizers and neighbours alike. Allison Chow, lead artist and organizer for the mural (a project that currently has a few names, including âCartographies of Connectionâ and âCommunity Marksâ), said that
‘A memory of our combined belonging’: New bridge mural brings neighbours together in East Vancouver (opens the original)
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An unsuspecting fixture of one East Vancouver neighbourhood has recently been transformed into a vibrant public art display. The Grandview-Woodland Bridge is now adorned with an enormous, 70-metre-long, 4-metre-wide mural, representing the culmination of months of work done by artists, organizers and neighbours alike. Allison Chow, lead artist and organizer for the mural (a project that currently has a few names, including âCartographies of Connectionâ and âCommunity Marksâ), said that
‘A memory of our combined belonging’: New bridge mural brings neighbours together in East Vancouver (opens the original)
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An unsuspecting fixture of one East Vancouver neighbourhood has recently been transformed into a vibrant public art display. The Grandview-Woodland Bridge is now adorned with an enormous, 70-metre-long, 4-metre-wide mural, representing the culmination of months of work done by artists, organizers and neighbours alike. Allison Chow, lead artist and organizer for the mural (a project that currently has a few names, including âCartographies of Connectionâ and âCommunity Marksâ), said that
‘What is that?!’: The long, bizarre history of the 2400 Court Motel (opens the original)
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What do 19th-century colonial land grabs, al-Qaeda schemes, modern horror movies and Syrian refugees all have in common? The 2400 Court Motel on Kingsway, of course. Driving through the Kingsway Corridor, amid increasingly dense clusters of high-rises and ever-changing restaurants, retail, and gas stations, there is one property that remains seemingly frozen in time. The 2400 Court Motel on Kingsway and East 33rd Avenue, in many ways, typifies the aesthetic combination of post-war austerity an
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