Seismic Upgrades
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Vancouver’s Museum of Anthropology reopens after 18-month seismic upgradeOne of Canada's most prominent museums is reopening after an 18-month upgrade for "cutting-edge" retrofitting that would allow it to survive a once-in-2,500-year earthquake.EntertainmentJun 11, 2024
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B.C. government delays some school upgrades due to shortage of capital cashThe B.C. government has deferred at least seven school projects due to a lack of capital cash.PoliticsJun 9, 2022
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Education minister denies pressure from government has VSB considering school closures"There's absolutely no pressure or political interference from our government to look at closing schools in Vancouver or anywhere else," said B.C. Education Minister Rob Fleming.EducationFeb 26, 2019
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BC NDP looking to fast-track seismic upgrades in wake of Mexico City earthquake"The good news is that the expertise has grown, the ability to scale up these projects has increased."PoliticsSep 20, 2017
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Richmond parents rally to try and save 3 schools from chopping blockA crowd of close to 200 kids and parents rallied outside Richmond-Steveston MLA John Yap's office Saturday demanding more funding for public education.Sep 19, 2016
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Richmond school district lists 16 schools for possible closureThe Richmond school district has announced 16 schools facing possible closure due to declining enrollment and the need for seismic upgrades.EducationApr 5, 2016
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Vancouver School Board hosts open houseDistricts are facing pressures on several fronts - declining enrolment, tighter budgets, and schools that are not seismically safe.EducationMar 6, 2016
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VSB report recommends up to 21 Vancouver school closuresA new Vancouver School Board report is recommending up to 21 schools be closed or re-purposed in order to meet the provincial government's targets for funding seismic upgrades.Jan 19, 2016
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Parents raise concerns about seismic upgrades at East Vancouver schoolParents of students at Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith school in Vancouver are concerned that plans for seismic upgrades will divide the school community and send siblings and friends in different directions.Dec 8, 2015
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