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ARTS COMMUNITY WELCOMES HOUSING FOR SENIORS AND DISABLED

July 9, 2007

Premier Gordon Campbell takes part in opening celebrations for PAL Vancouver, the Performing Arts Lodge. Located in Coal Harbour, the $20.7 million, 111-unit facility is a mixed-income housing development for seniors and people with disabilities, who are or have been involved in the professional performing arts and allied industries.

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