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Residents want to know why revitalization project left strip of parkland derelict

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Some residents living near a park in the Kensington-Chinatown neighbourhood say the city dropped the ball on its ambitious three-year plan to upgrade the grounds, ignoring a derelict section that they say is ugly and unsafe.

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Residents want to know why revitalization project left strip of parkland derelict

Some residents living near a park in the Kensington-Chinatown neighbourhood say the city dropped the ball on its ambitious three-year plan to upgrade the grounds, ignoring a derelict section that they say is ugly and unsafe.

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