Vancouver's seawall in Stanley Park reopens to public - Victoria Times Colonist
The seawall was badly damaged in a winter storm and needed repairs. Parks crews have wrapped up construction and the path around the park is open again.
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The seawall was badly damaged in a winter storm and needed repairs. Parks crews have wrapped up construction and the path around the park is open again.
The Stanley Park seawall is finally open again after a storm and king tide in January left parts of the picturesque loop heavily damaged.
A 3.5-kilometre stretch of the Stanley Park Sewall has reopened, nearly four months after it was damaged during a severe storm.
The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation announced Wednesday that the final 3.5 kilometre section of Stanley Park's iconic seawall has reopened after damage from winter storms forced its closure in January.
Months after Vancouver's shoreline suffered extensive storm damage, Kitsilano pool appears to be a long way from reopening.