‘It’s a fortress’: Why Chinatown is seen as a bellwether for business security in Vancouver
Vancouver’s fortified Chinatown a bellwether for business security
As Vancouver Police deal with a spike in business break-ins during the COVID-19 pandemic, one city neighbourhood was shattered by the same broken glass more than two decades ago. Kristen Robinson explains how Chinatown became fortified and why some see the community as a bellwether for Vancouver in terms of storefront safety and security.
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