After World War I, Vancouver's Jewish community began to establish its presence in an area roughly bound by Granville Street and Cambie Street centred on Oak Street, with the city's first Jewish Community Centre opening at the intersection of Oak and 11th Avenue in 1928.
In the aftermath of World War I, Vancouver's Jewish community began to take shape in a neighborhood roughly defined by Granville Street and Cambie Street, centered on Oak Street. The city's first Jewish community center opened at the intersection of Oak and 11th Avenue in 1928.