The Vernon Building, a heritage structure in Vancouver, faced concerns over its structural stability, leading to the evacuation of its occupants. After an initial closure in early 2023 due to crumbling facade and loose brickwork, businesses had returned post-maintenance. However, recent safety concerns prompted a new inspection. While the building’s future seemed uncertain, initial findings from the latest inspection suggest the situation might not be as severe as feared. The building, housing various businesses and a community police station, is under scrutiny to ensure safety for residents and passersby, with the city and building owner responsible for addressing these issues. The full extent of required repairs is still to be determined.

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