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PacifiCan

PacifiCan is the Government of Canada’s new economic development agency dedicated to British Columbia. PacifiCan promotes growth and diversification in B.C.’s economy by enhancing innovation, improving business competitiveness, and promoting inclusive growth.

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Vancouver’s Chinatown receives $1.8M to preserve its unique cultural heritage (Transcript)

Vancouver’s Chinatown receives $1.8M to preserve its unique cultural heritage

For over a century, #Vancouver has been home to Canada’s largest Chinatown. With $1.8M in PacifiCan funding, discover the Chinatown Foundation’s initiative to revitalize Chinatown and preserve its unique cultural heritage for future generations.

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The Honourable Harjit S. Sajjan

Minister of International Development and Minister responsible for the Pacific Economic Development Agency of Canada

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