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Council Kills Tower Proposal
By Carol Volkart Vancouver City Council has killed a plan that would have allowed 20-storey social housing towers through much of the city, including Dunbar, agreeing with critics that it covered too much territory and didn’t have enough public support. … Continue reading
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