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Good history section, but lacks enough info about the island today. Some stuff in the lead section needs to moved to their own sections and fleshed out. The history needs more references and footnotes. A couple of more pictures (artisans, cement factory, Emily Carr Institute) would help.
Just expanded with more history, links to VPL/BC Arch photos of old courthouse; more text to come on 1990s "renewal" and "Victory Square" as a neighbourhood
Very basic start to article. Needs to be expanded or merged, as right now it doesn't say very much. Some history of the area would help, especially about the old raceway that was pushed out by the development.
English Bay Beach; - current Wiki article on Polar Bear Swim redirects to Coney Island Polar Bear Club (founded 1903); Vancouver's was founded in 1920. Interesting detail and important bio/history is the involvement of the Pantages family in the Vancouver swim's founding. Pantages family should be in any possible "List of notable persons connected to Vancouver" (link to discussion on this later when I find it)
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Pacific Northwest - "Foods of the area include salmon, huckleberries, and coffee."
Cascadia - see name/context discussion on Talk:Cascadia and on Talk:Pacific Northwest; lately the Vancouver Sun has been doing a series using Cascadia to mean the whole WA-ID-OR-MT-AB-BC-YT-AK region, i.e. using it to mean the economic/political alliance of governors and regional business entities.Skookum123:58, 16 April 2007 (UTC)reply