21 June 2027 · 8:40 pm UTC−7
Brockton Point, Stanley Park
From Brockton Point on the eastern edge of Stanley Park the Lions Gate Bridge lies some two kilometres to the north-west, with the mountains of the North Shore behind it; ships leaving the harbour pass this point on their way to the bridge. The bridge's first deck sections were hoisted into place in June 1938, and on 15 June the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Japan sailed beneath them, a moment photographed by Leonard Frank. In twelve days 174 sections of deck and truss were lifted.
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