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Central Valley Greenway Open House
Start: 15:30
End: 19:30

The City of Vancouver, TransLink and Transport, Canada are developing the Central Valley Greenway, a regional cycling and walking route between downtown Vancouver and New Westminster. We're holding an open house to review the detailed designs and get your feedback:

Time: Tuesday, November 8, 2005, 3:30 to 7:30 pm
Location: Great Northern Way Campus, Conference Centre, 555 Great Northern Way

This open house is for Section 1, which begins at Science World, continues along East 1st Avenue, then along Great Northern Way to Clark Drive and connecting with Grandview Highway North.
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Municipal Election Day
Start: 07:00

November 19, 2005 is municipal election day.

Use your opportunity to vote for those who will support cycling in your city.
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Open House: Downtown Vancouver Bike/Transit Lanes
Start: 17:00
End: 20:00

The City of Vancouver plans to encourage cycling and transit use with improvements to Pender and Dunsmuir Streets. You are invited to a public open house to view the designs and provide feedback:

Tuesday, November 22, 2005 from 5 - 8 pm
Coal Harbour Community Centre, 480 Broughton Street
(Broughton & Hastings)
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Open House - Downtown New West & Central Valley Greenway
Start: 18:00
End: 21:00
DescriptionA drop-in Open House with design consultants and City staff available to explain the proposed Greenway detailed design, answer questions and record feedbacl for review and presentation to Council.
LocationCommunity Room, New Westminster Police Services 555 Columbia Street
DateThursday, November 24, 2005
Time6:00pm-9:00pm

Columbia St. is an important link for the Central Valley Greenway to
complete the loop back to the BC Parkway. It is also part of a bigger plan to revitalize Columbia St and transform it from an unattractive commuter thoroughfare with decaying businesses to a revitalized urban space with attractive pedestrian and cyclist ammenities and local traffic whose destination is the local business (and not the quickest route through town).
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