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Police rescue retired guide dog in Burrard Inlet

Police rescue retired guide dog in Burrard Inlet

Burbank back on dry land after long swim
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How to survive a drought in a rainforest

How to survive a drought in a rainforest

Call it karma.
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Paint it green — companies offer solution to brown lawns

Paint it green — companies offer solution to brown lawns

Faced with increasingly stringent watering restrictions, a growing number of Vancouver residents are generating business for companies that paint lawns green.
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B.C. wildfires deplete ministry firefighting budget

B.C. wildfires deplete ministry firefighting budget

Spending surpasses annual $63 million budget
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Police investigating 13 wildfire arsons in North Vancouver

Police investigating 13 wildfire arsons in North Vancouver

North Vancouver RCMP’s arson unit is investigating more than a dozen deliberately set fires on the Hastings Creek trail in Lynn Valley that threatened to claim nearby homes.
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Advocates tout economic reasons for government to fund child care

Advocates tout economic reasons for government to fund child care

$10-a-day daycare would boost B.C. women's participation in the workforce
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Downtown post office lands film industry starring role

Downtown post office lands film industry starring role

Going postal Warehouse and office space in Vancouver’s landmark downtown post office has attracted director Chris Haddock, who begins filming his much-anticipated CBC drama The Romeo Section this month.
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Concession search still on

Concession search still on

The Vancouver Park Board hopes a Japadog-owned food truck will temporarily meet park goers’ appetites on weekends at Trout Lake after the longtime concession closed just before Canada Day.
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Suspicious North Shore brush fires possible arson

Suspicious North Shore brush fires possible arson

District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services members responded to almost a dozen brush fires, which they say appear to be the work of an arsonist. The first 911 call came in around 6 a.m.
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The Kettle Society hopes to reach new heights

The Kettle Society hopes to reach new heights

Tower a contentious issue in Citizens’ Assembly debates
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