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    • It used to be a good area for food. No, we're not talking about Granville Island's market. The body of water and shore around it were good places to source food for Indigenous residents.
    • Shipbuilding on False Creek was the city's biggest industry. While logging was the financial driver to the City of Vancouver's earliest days and tourism and technology are essential now, Vancouver's role as a port has also been a powerhouse to the economy.
    • A huge area was filled in in 1921. False Creek used to be about twice as long as it is now, with a shallow marshy bit in the east. Nowadays that stretches from the current shoreline to Clark Drive.
    • There were calls to fill it all in more recently. In the 1950s, as the industrial eyesore that was False Creek's shoreline bothered more people, there was a discussion on what should happen, and plans were drawn up to fill in even more of it.
  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › False_CreekFalse Creek - Wikipedia

    False Creek between Granville Street Bridge and Burrard Street Bridge. False Creek (French: Faux ruisseau) is a short narrow inlet in the heart of Vancouver, separating the Downtown and West End neighbourhoods from the rest of the city.

  2. Sep 4, 2022 · False Creek is believed to be one of the most polluted waterways in the Vancouver area thanks to sewage overflow, runoff and waste from boats. The city, a local community group and a team of...

  3. Contrary to popular belief, False Creek is teaming with life and consciousness. Zaida wants community members to connect with False Creek in a way most haven’t before – acknowledging its personhood and building a relationship with it.

  4. Jan 21, 2023 · As it turns out, the answer to my first question about why False Creek is “false” is quite simple. An English hydrographer, G.H. Richards, who was surveying the inlet in the mid-1800s, had initially thought he was travelling up a creek.

  5. I was impressed by the island’s ability to bring animal habitats close to humans, while keeping the habitat relatively protected from human activity. False Creek experiences extremely heavy human traffic, and the fact that Habitat Island has become a viable habitat is incredible.

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  7. The vision is real, it is practical, and serves a variety of important missions and exigencies. A new, ethically-oriented False Creek is in the first stage of being. Help us bring it to full vitality: a watery space cluttered with joy and full of surprises.

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