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City of Vancouver to consider hosting Formula E car race

The motion states the municipal government was approached by OSS Group a private Canadian promoter of the Formula E World Championship to host a one-day battery-electric vehicle race, along with two music concerts, and a two-day creative business conference focused on climate and sustainability. Grandstands and other viewing areas with a capacity for tens of thousands of people would be erected along the race circuit. This race is being pursued for Vancouver as a significant post-pandemic recovery measure to support the battered tourism and hospitality industry, while also promoting sustainable transportation and the electrification of transportation modes. “This is a much more broader event than Indy was,” said Kirby-Yung in an interview with Daily Hive Urbanized.

Jack Knox: In Lillian Hunt, the Island lost a builder of bridges

Jack Knox: In Lillian Hunt, the Island lost a builder of bridges
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Tourism conference comes on heels of a devastating year

Article content As the annual B.C. Tourism Industry Conference was set to begin in Victoria last March, organizers decided to tack on an extra session about the COVID-19 virus rapidly spreading across the globe. “We were feeling a bit nervous,” recalled Walt Judas, CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of B.C. “We thought we’d be in a for a difficult three or four months. In no way did we anticipate we’d still be in this a year later.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Finding a way forward: Tourism conference comes on heels of a devastating year Back to video

Finding a way forward: Tourism conference comes on heels of a devastating year

Article content As the annual B.C. Tourism Industry Conference was set to begin in Victoria last March, organizers decided to tack on an extra session about the COVID-19 virus rapidly spreading across the globe. “We were feeling a bit nervous,” recalled Walt Judas, CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of B.C. “We thought we’d be in a for a difficult three or four months. In no way did we anticipate we’d still be in this a year later.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Finding a way forward: Tourism conference comes on heels of a devastating year Back to video

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