Oakridge, Vancouver

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Adjusted tone and clarity, and updated the contents of the Features section. Significant changes include replacing Oakridge Center with Oakridge Park.← Previous revisionRevision as of 08:22, 5 November 2026 Line 246: Line 246: ==Features== ==Features== As a relatively young community, Oakridge is constantly evolving and growing in terms of its features and makeup. The Oakridge Centre mall – Vancouver's first shopping centre – is perhaps the largest draw bringing people into the neighbourhood. [[Langara College]], which delivers a number of educational services to more than 23,000 students, is also located in Oakridge on West 49th east of Cambie. Oakridge is a developing community, characterized by ongoing growth and changing residential makeup. The neighborhood is anchored by [[Oakridge Park]], which opened in May 2026 at the site of the former Oakridge Centre. [[Langara College]], a public degree-granting college, is also located in the area at West 49th Avenue. Oakridge has expanded even more with the construction of the [[Canada Line]] along Cambie Street, which was completed in August 2009. Two stations, [[Oakridge – 41st Avenue Station]] and [[Langara – 49th Avenue Station]], lie within Oakridge. Development at Oakridge also includes the construction of the [[Canada Line]] along Cambie Street, which was completed in August 2009. Two stations, [[Oakridge – 41st Avenue Station]] and [[Langara – 49th Avenue Station]], are located within Oakridge. The city is conducting a "master planning" process for the Oakridge Centre area, potentially increasing retail, residential, commercial, office and community uses on the site. == Notes == == Notes ==