City of Vancouver details pedestrianization pilots and public plaza activations along the Coal Harbour shoreline.
VANCOUVER, B.C. — Mayor Ken Sim and Vancouver City Council unveiled plans to revitalize the downtown waterfront corridor, creating expanded public plazas and year-round outdoor commercial spaces.
The initiative will transform underutilized waterfront walkways into lively cultural corridors featuring local food vendors, public art installations, and enhanced lighting.
"Vancouver's waterfront is our greatest civic asset," Mayor Sim stated. "This project makes our downtown core more vibrant, welcoming, and accessible for residents and visitors alike."
Downtown Vancouver BIA praised the plan as a vital catalyst for retail foot traffic and tourism.
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