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Parks, recreation, and culture
The Vancouver Park Board owns and maintains many kilometres of Seawall and park pathways.
These features serve as critical recreation and transportation infrastructure within the city.
Our Seawall and paths are under constant wear and tear due to weather, tides, and heavy use by pedestrians and cyclists.
Our paths need regular maintenance to remain safe and functional.
Stanley Park Seawall restoration
Between March and August 2018, sections of the seawall at Stanley Park and English Bay will be under construction. Learn more.
Stanley Park Cycling Plan
We're improving cycling facilities in Stanley Park to make it safer for cyclists, pedestrians, motorists, and people with limited mobility.
Jericho Pier Renewal
The Vancouver Park Board is renewing the aging pier at Jericho Beach and providing an accessible dock for sailors with disabilities.
Seaside Greenway at Kitsilano Beach
We are aware of challenges with the Seaside Greenway at Kitsilano Beach and are working to find solutions that work for everyone.
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