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- Eric Hamber Secondary School opened in 1962 and has been deemed high risk in the event of an earthquake. (Vancouver School Board) Students at a secondary school in South Cambie will be moving into a new building by 2022, in what the province is calling the largest seismic project in Vancouver's history.
Plans to fully replace the aging, seismically unsafe Eric Hamber Secondary School within Vancouver’s Cambie Corridor have advanced to the development application stage.
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Vancouver's Eric Hamber Secondary school to be replaced. The BC government announced on Tuesday that it is providing $79.3 million to fully replace Eric Hamber Secondar y, making it the largest seismic project in the city’s history.
Beginning in 2014, Eric Hamber stopped fielding both a Junior Varsity and Varsity team, opting to join the teams and compete with a roster consisting of Grade 9 to 12 players in the Tier II development League. In the 2014 season, the Griffins made it to the final of the Tier II Provincial Championship.
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Jun 20, 2018 · Students at a secondary school in South Cambie will be moving into a new building by 2022, in what the province is calling the largest seismic project in Vancouver's history.
As part of the Provincial Seismic Mitigation Program, the Ministry of Education announced funding for the replacement of Eric Hamber Secondary School, originally built in 1962, with a new school on the northwest corner of the existing site.
Oct 17, 2022 · In June 2018, the provincial government announced funding for the replacement of Eric Hamber Secondary School. The Ministry of Education allocated $79.3 million to fully replace Hamber Secondary.
