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View Poll Results: Which 'historic' districts should be opened for dense (25+ Stories) development?
West End 'Villages' (Denman, Davie, Robson) 21 55.26%
Gastown 11 28.95%
Chinatown 16 42.11%
Yaletown Historic District 10 26.32%
DTES (Strathcona) 20 52.63%
South False Creek 24 63.16%
Granville Entertainment District 22 57.89%
Shaughnessy 17 44.74%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 38. You may not vote on this poll

 

 
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Old Posted May 9, 2023, 8:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Migrant_Coconut View Post
In the CoV? Science World, the Art Gallery, events at the stadiums or the convention centre, Bloedel Conservatory (and QE Park in general), Vanier Park and its museums, the seawall, English Bay Beach, Davie, Denman, car-free street festivals, Playland, and soon, the PNE amphitheatre and NEFC. All of them became a thing long after Lord Stanley's death.



It was not. "Fort Albert" was renamed to "Fort Victoria" in honour of the Queen, who never (nor her family) even set foot in BC in their lives.
Sigh. If these are really that great, they would've been mentioned in Tripadvisor's list.
BTW, I also never said Queen Victoria named the city after herself.

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