At the southern edge of Vancouver's Canada Line corridor, a bakery that never closes is proposing to build upward — thirty storeys upward — weaving together the city's hunger for hotel rooms, conference space, and sustainable density into a single tower rooted, quite literally, in bread. Breka Bakery & Cafe's application for 8555 Cambie Street reflects a broader civic reckoning: Vancouver has long underbuilt its hospitality infrastructure, and the gap between the city's ambitions as a destination and its capacity to host visitors is now large enough to anchor a 391-foot building. That this pro