Canada Place

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Canada Place is a landmark waterfront complex in downtown Vancouver that serves as a major cruise ship terminal, convention center, and iconic architectural symbol of the city.

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Label Occurrences
Canada Place canonical 6
Canada Place Corporation 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
landmark
tourist attraction
waterfront complex
adjacentTo Coal Harbour
Vancouver Harbour
linked to: Burrard Inlet
architecturalStyle Postmodern architecture
category Buildings and structures in Vancouver
Convention centres in Canada
Cruise ship terminals
city Vancouver
contains Pan Pacific Vancouver Hotel
Vancouver Convention Centre East
World Trade Centre office complex
cruise ship terminal for Port of Vancouver
country Canada
formerUse Canadian Pavilion at Expo 86
function convention centre
cruise ship terminal
hotel complex
office complex
tourism facility
hasNearbyTransit SeaBus terminal
SkyTrain Expo Line
Waterfront Station
West Coast Express
hosts conventions
cruise departures to Alaska
public events
trade shows
inauguratedFor Expo 86
locatedIn downtown Vancouver
location British Columbia
Canada
Vancouver
managedBy Port of Vancouver
notableFeature white sail-like fabric roof
numberOfSails 5
opened 1986
operator Canada Place Corporation
linked to: Canada Place
overlooks Burrard Inlet
North Shore Mountains
owner Government of Canada
partOf Vancouver Convention Centre complex
province British Columbia
roofMaterial Teflon-coated fiberglass fabric
symbolizes Canadian maritime heritage
Vancouver waterfront
linked to: Vancouver
touristAttractionStatus major Vancouver landmark

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Coal Harbour adjacentTo Canada Place
Canada Place operator Canada Place Corporation
linked to: Canada Place
Waterfront Station locatedNear Canada Place
Expo 86 notableAttraction Canada Place