8 - Sunday, June 3, 1990 - North Shore News

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THE FOLLOWING are the scheduled road closures and detours for the coming week in North Vancouver District and Ci- ty, West Vancouver District and along area highways.

North Vancouver District Dollarton Highway Reconstruc- tion:

© Road construction in progress along various sections of Dollarton Highway. Single-lane traffic with traffic control along various sec- tions of Dollarton Highway and Deep Cove Road. Occasional detours.

® Mount Seymour Parkway Beautification Project:

B.C. Hydro crews relocating power poles on te north side. Construction speed limit in effect. @ Redwood-Pinewood-McBride Crescent:

Road construction in progress and installation of curb and gutter. Open to local traffic only. © Gallant Avenue:

Installation of underground electrical services. Single-lane traf- fic may occur with occasional detours.

e Marine Drive Watermain Pro-

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Installation of watermain§ in progress. Night work will start at 9 p.m. Single-lane traffic only and occasional traffic control.

North Vancouver City: No major closures planned.

West Vancouver District e Ambleside Revitalization Pro- ject:

Work continues in the Ambleside business district on the area’s revitalization project. Road closures will occur in various loca- tions, particularly in the area one block north and south of Marine Drive between 13th and 18th

streets.

Public cooperation is requested during the project, and motorists are asked to obey both traffic con- trol devices and personnel. © Headland Drive:

Sidewalk construction in pro- gress on Headland Drive from Meadfield Road to Sprucefield Road. ¢ Eyremount Drive:

Road construction and water- main replacement on Eyremount Drive from Crestline Road to Millstream Road. Will cause road closures for several weeks.

Department of Highways © Upper Levels Highway at Lons-

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dale Avenue:

Eastbound traffic at the Upper Levels Highway and Lonsdale Avenue ove pass project will con- tinue to detour onto new east- bound lanes. Access to Chester- field and St. Georges Avenues is temporarily closed. © Second Narrows Bridge-Skeena Tunnel:

The Skeena Tunnel at the south end of the Second Narrows Bridge will be closed to July 1. © Upper Levels Highway:

Road paving and fill depositing taking place along Upper Levels Highway west of Westview. Occa- sional single-lane traffic in both directions.

IMMIGRATION, REFUGEES, REAL ESTATE & RACISM

A two-part discussion series on the changing face of Vancouver, chaired by law professor and former Asia Pacific Business Institute Director Joe Weiler, will be held in West Vancouver, June 3 and 10.

Prominent Canadian and Vancouver specialists on immigration, the law, race relations and the economic and social implications of cultural diversity will speak to a number of questions, including:

% What are the rules governing immigration today, and their effect? % Who are the new Vancouverites?

What are the contributions of immigrants to Canadian society? and What are the real factors influencing Vancouver reat estate prices?

Part One: Sunday, June 3, 8 p.m. Auditorium, West Vancouver High School, 1750 Mathers, W. Vancouver

Speakers:

JOHN WATSON, Director of Immigration; Employment and Immigration Canada, BC. & Yukon Region

PHIL RANKIN, Immigration lawyer

VERA RADID, Executive director, MOSAIC - JAMIE WALLIN, Coordinator, Refugee Ministry of the Diocese of

New Westminster .

Part Two: Sunday, June 10, 8 p.m. West Vancouver Senior's Activity Centre, 695 21st St, W. Vancouver

Speakers:

DON DE VORETZ, Professor of Economics, SFU

OREST KRUHLAK, Executive Director, The Laurier Institute

ERIC WONG, Manager of Training & Programs, the Hastings Institute T. THEEPARAJAH, Anglican National Multiculturalism Committee

This series, sponsored by St. Francis in-the-Wood Anglican Church, is design- ed to explore our attitudes towards immigration and foster a better understan- ding of our community.

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