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Canada Place is a landmark waterfront complex on Burrard Inlet serving as Vancouver's cruise ship terminal, convention centre, and public gathering space. Its five white Teflon-coated sails are one of the city's most iconic architectural features.
Designed by Zeidler Roberts Partnership as the Canada Pavilion for Expo 86, it was later converted into the Vancouver Convention Centre. A major expansion (West Building) opened in 2009. The complex serves as Western Canada's busiest cruise ship terminal with over 900,000 passengers annually.