Dharm Makwana

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It’s been 220 days since the English Bay barge ran aground. There are still no signs of progress to remove the vessel or restore the beach. Kits Pool is tentatively scheduled to re-open on July 30.

It’s been 219 days since the English Bay barge ran aground. There are still no signs of progress to remove the vessel or restore the beach. Kits Pool is tentatively scheduled to re-open on July 30.

It’s been 218 days since the English Bay barge ran aground. There are still no signs of progress to remove the vessel or restore the beach. Kits Pool is tentatively scheduled to re-open on July 30.

“If all goes to plan, Kits Pool will reopen from Saturday, July 30 to Monday, Sept. 5, and long-term assessments and repairs will be undertaken in the off-season,” @ParkBoard said in a statement. Let's see . . . vancouversun.com/news/local-new…

It’s been 217 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 164 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 216 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 163 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 215 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 162 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 214 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 161 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 213 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 160 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 212 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 159 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 211 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 158 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 210 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 157 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 209 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 156 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 208 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 155 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 207 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 154 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 206 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 153 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 205 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 152 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of progress to restore or repair on either front.

It’s been 204 days since the English Bay barge ran aground and 151 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of of progress to restore or repair on either front.

@glenschaefer Ugh :-/

@dharm_makwana It’s going to be repurposed as a new Cactus Club

It’s been 203 days since the English Bay barge ran aground. There are still no signs of removal.

It’s been 150 days since a storm damaged Kitsilano Pool. There are still no signs of park board work crews taking action to repair.