Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Frances Bula
Publication Date: February 28, 2025 - 20:01
Last piece of undeveloped Vancouver waterfront gets new plan
February 28, 2025
It will be 40 years next year since Expo 86 ended and the B.C. government started to think about what to do with the swath of waterfront former industrial land on Northeast False Creek on the perimeter of downtown where the world’s fair had taken place.It’s 37 years since Li Ka-shing bought it, 35 since the city produced an official development plan and eight years since Concord Pacific – the company that took the lands over in 1992 – presented a buzzy new concept for the last bit of the land after building 10,000 apartments on the other sections of the property.
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