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Bumpy road : Vancouver business owner wants to see Chinatown thrive

A Vancouver business owner who runs a successful combat sports studio in Chinatown wants to see the neighbourhood thrive again.

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Concerned residents sound off about troubled Vancouver Chinatown

At a council meeting at Vancouver City Hall on Tuesday, many passionate and concerned speakers raised their worries and hopes for Chinatown.

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Vancouver news: Council approves $2 16M draft plan to uplift Chinatown

Help is on the way for Vancouver’s Chinatown after city council approved a $2.16-million action plan to revitalize the neighbourhood.

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Vancouver news: Council approves $2 16M draft plan to uplift Chinatown

Vancouver news: Council approves $2 16M draft plan to uplift Chinatown
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Vancouver stranger assaults: Experts question VPD s approach

The VPD says part of its strategy is to increase boots on the ground in problem areas, but experts argue more specific data on these random attacks is needed to identify trends.

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