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CNNW Inside Politics August 6, 2019 - Vimarsana News

CNNW Inside Politics August 6, 2019

Reaction. Well bring that to you as well this hour. Thank you, erica. The white house says that President Trump will also be visiting dayton, ohio, tomorrow as that city grieves after the weekend shooting rampage that left nine people dead, 27 people injured. Theres new information coming out almost hourly about how the attack played out. Social media postings that police are looking into and a history of threats that the governor called a very clear problem today. Cnn has obtained exclusive new video of the first moments when the shooter opened fire. Its from a surveillance camera capturing t...

Free public transit for diners and shoppers in Gastown this summer - Vimarsana News

Free public transit for diners and shoppers in Gastown this summer

Customers of many retail and restaurant businesses in Gastown can receive a free public transit ride in Summer 2024.

Gastown brick pavers fix finished in time for summer car-free zone - Vimarsana News

Gastown brick pavers fix finished in time for summer car-free zone

Dilapidated brick pavers on Water Street in Gastown have been repaired, ahead of the Summer 2024 car-free pedestrian zone.

Pedestrian pilot, plunging sales hammer Gastown businesses - Vimarsana News

Pedestrian pilot, plunging sales hammer Gastown businesses

Businesses in Vancouver, B.C., tourist-driven neighbourhood estimate lost sales translate to $500,000 a week. City Coun. Kirby Yung defends Gastown project

Pedestrian pilot, plunging sales hammer Gastown businesses - Vimarsana News

Pedestrian pilot, plunging sales hammer Gastown businesses

Businesses in Vancouver, B.C., tourist-driven neighbourhood estimate lost sales translate to $500,000 a week. City Coun. Kirby Yung defends Gastown project