Construction along downtown Vancouver’s Main Street is on schedule, according to the city of Vancouver. And businesses along the corridor are looking forward to the work being wrapped up.
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Source: The Columbian
Vancouver’s Main Street construction project is on schedule; businesses look forward to work wrapping up
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