Lower Mainland communities receive $1.4 million to revitalize public spaces and enhance tourism experiences

Safe and inclusive public spaces and dynamic tourism attractions are key to building vibrant communities. They bring together people of all ages and abilities and attract new visitors, supporting local businesses and boosting economic vitality.

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