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Originally Posted by delboy
I think that's sort of what will happen to vancouver on the world stage. We will be noticed. Not only the infrastructure spending will provide a solid platform for future growth. We have the Convention Centre, more hotels, RAV line, better highway to Whistler and all the other venue sites.
Time will tell. I sure hope it goes well.
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But isn't Vancouver already "noticed" on a global stage? What will the city do with that kind of extra exposure? I mean, Vancouver's already known for its beauty (ie the mountains, the water, the outdoors, etc) - other than that, I don't think it's known for much else. I could be wrong, and if I am, please correct.
Will this extra exposure (b/c of the Olympics) bring us more businesses to the city? Will more people come to Vancouver to live, work, and play?