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Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro goes treasure hunting in Vancouver bookstore

Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro goes treasure hunting in Vancouver bookstore

MacLeod's Books got some Twitter love from Shape of Water director
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Stories of shoes lace immigrants from around the world together in Vancouver

Stories of shoes lace immigrants from around the world together in Vancouver

Shoe Project premieres at the Museum of Vancouver June 22
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Live music at Granville Island’s Backstage Lounge may end before summer is out

Live music at Granville Island’s Backstage Lounge may end before summer is out

Venue owner Arts Club Theatre Company offers few details on future plans
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North Van photog who always captured 'the right moment' featured in new exhibition

North Van photog who always captured 'the right moment' featured in new exhibition

Photojournalist Ralph Bower draws from decades of archives
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A new Squamish music festival may arrive in 2019

A new Squamish music festival may arrive in 2019

The Squamish Constellation Festival wants to bring alt-rock and indie bands back to the stage
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Fierce Girls web series empowers Indigenous girls

Fierce Girls web series empowers Indigenous girls

From New Zealand to Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, teenage superheroes provide alternative narrative
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Grade 12 Richmond student uses social media to ask Donald Glover to her prom

Grade 12 Richmond student uses social media to ask Donald Glover to her prom

It seems that you can do just about anything on the Internet these days; order your groceries, sell your couch, and even get a prom date.
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Grade 12 Richmond student uses social media to ask Donald Glover to her prom

Grade 12 Richmond student uses social media to ask Donald Glover to her prom

It seems that you can do just about anything on the Internet these days; order your groceries, sell your couch, and even get a prom date.
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Burnaby tuba player named to Seattle Cascades drum and bugle corps

Burnaby tuba player named to Seattle Cascades drum and bugle corps

A Burnaby tuba player has made it onto the roster for the oldest drum and bugle corps in the Pacific Northwest. Graham Squair of Burnaby has been named to the 154-member Seattle Cascades corps for the 2018 season.
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Improv show Avocado Toast pokes fun at Vancouver stereotypes

Improv show Avocado Toast pokes fun at Vancouver stereotypes

Vancouverites are invited to laugh at themselves and their city through a new improv show called Avocado Toast –Vancouver Grown, Free-Range Comedy.
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