The centre of Richmond’s thriving Chinese community can be found around Aberdeen Station, located on the No 3 Road between Cambie Road and Browngate Road. Depending on your background, this station represents either a taste of the “old country” or an intriguing entry into the world of Chinese and pan-Asian cultural, gastronomic and household products.
Had a lovely meeting with Tourism Richmond yesterday didn’t know how much they were doing to promote the community, happy to have a few stations in Richmond. From their archives I found this great Publication ready story that ties directly into two of our campaigns ‘Shop on the Line’ and ‘Dine on the Line’.
After a wonderful meeting with Tourism Vancouver today I came across an article from last year which I thought embodied our Shop on the Line campaign perfectly so I wanted to reshare and see what Stops and Shops you love.
Whether you ride The Canada Line for an hour every day or just once in a while, one thing’s for certain: practically everyone has experienced this newest addition to the Lower Mainland’s transit network! The Canada Line whips through Richmond and Vancouver and connects to YVR International Airport, transporting over a hundred thousand people everyday to work, school, concerts, lunch dates, the airport and countless other daily activities. The Canada Line has become an essential part of people’s lives; the passengers and neighbourhoods through which she travels make up the unique characteristics that define life on The Canada Line.
