Another pilot project approved to allow drinking in select Vancouver parks
The Vancouver Park Board has suggested a second pilot for drinking in parks, hopefully improved from its last attempt at the project.
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The Vancouver Park Board has suggested a second pilot for drinking in parks, hopefully improved from its last attempt at the project.
The Vancouver Park Board unanimously approved a motion for another pilot project to allow alcohol consumption in city parks, more than three years after it began attempting to tackle the issue.
The Vancouver Park Board is considering another pilot project allowing alcohol consumption in city parks, more than three years after it began attempting to tackle the issue.
The changes will apply to less than 10 per cent of the city's parks, and include areas of Stanley Park, Kits Beach, Locarno, David Lam Park and Trout Lake, among others.
The Vancouver Park Board has approved a pilot project that to allow alcohol in 22 parks. But not before a bill is passed by the BC government.