The pandemic has rewritten the rules on remote working, which means downtown Vancouver isn’t quite as bustling as it once was two years ago. Public safety concerns and vandalism are top of mind for many businesses in some neighbourhoods. But Nolan Marshall III is optimistic about the future of downtown. The president and CEO of the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association joins BIV Today to talk about the current state of downtown. 

<p>The pandemic has rewritten the rules on remote working, which means downtown Vancouver isn&rsquo;t quite as bustling as it once was two years ago. Public safety concerns and vandalism are top of mind for many businesses in some neighbourhoods. But Nolan Marshall III is optimistic about the future of downtown. The president and CEO of the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association joins BIV Today to talk about the current state of downtown.&nbsp;</p>

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