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I Watched This Game: Capitals stars take over in Game 3

I Watched This Game: Capitals stars take over in Game 3

Evgeny Kuznetsov and Alex Ovechkin were too much for the Golden Knights to handle.
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Number of 'weekend loggers' getting shocked skyrockets

Number of 'weekend loggers' getting shocked skyrockets

A report released by BC Hydro finds electrical contact incidents involving “weekend loggers” are up 60 per cent from 2013.
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Burnaby tech company gets $45 million

Burnaby tech company gets $45 million

The Canadian and British Columbia governments are partnering with the country’s largest biotechnology company to build a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Burnaby that will create 675 B.C. jobs by 2022, and up to 2,170 by 2031.
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Paper Feature: Luca Sbisa thriving as a complementary player in Las Vegas

Paper Feature: Luca Sbisa thriving as a complementary player in Las Vegas

Former Canucks defenceman may not be playing any better, but he certainly fits in better.
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Nature's Path takes business road less travelled by turning website into pipeline protest

Nature's Path takes business road less travelled by turning website into pipeline protest

It deliberately replaces home page with message against Kinder Morgan expansion
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Anti-straw crusaders look to save Deep Cove from environmental harm

Anti-straw crusaders look to save Deep Cove from environmental harm

A handful of Deep Cove merchants are superstars within the zero-waste community after successfully getting the Cove to be the first neighbourhood in Metro Vancouver to become plastic-straw free.
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Second coyote destroyed near where toddler was mauled in Burnaby

Second coyote destroyed near where toddler was mauled in Burnaby

Conservation officers have killed a second coyote in Burnaby near where a three-year-old boy was viciously mauled this month.
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Where salmon, recreational fishing will be closed to boost orcas

Where salmon, recreational fishing will be closed to boost orcas

Federal officials have shut down salmon and recreational fishing for the summer in key feeding grounds for killer whales.
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Alleged serial sexual harasser followed women at Burnaby SFU campus: students

Alleged serial sexual harasser followed women at Burnaby SFU campus: students

Students at SFU are concerned the university has not taken seriously complaints about an alleged serial sexual harasser following women around on its Burnaby campus.
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Xpey’ Elementary becomes official with Indigenous naming ceremony

Xpey’ Elementary becomes official with Indigenous naming ceremony

Once known as Sir William Macdonald, Xpey’ reflects the fact that East Van used to be home to sprawling cedar trees
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