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Community mourns loss of Ridge Theatre and Varsity bowling alley

Community mourns loss of Ridge Theatre and Varsity bowling alley

The Arbutus Ridge community will soon be mourning the loss of two of its members. Plans to tear down Varsity Bowling and the Ridge Theatre were approved by the City of Vancouvers development permit board on Oct. 22.
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Reply all: Sign me up for UBC email study

If you dont mind, I have to check a few emails before I start writing this story. Now, where was I? Kosta Kushlev is a PhD candidate at UBCs department of psychology.
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Proposed Oakridge project includes 45-storey tower

Plans for 2,818 units on 28-acre site
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50/50 problems in the Lions den

B.C. Lions told to stop electronic selling of popular fundraising draw
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Mixed emotions greet Vancouver runner in New York City

Vancouver runner frustrated, disappointed with management of on-again-off-again marathon
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Class Notes: VSB votes unanimously to keep Continuing Ed.

Continuing Continuing Ed The school board voted unanimously Monday night to let Continuing Education carry on for the 2012-2013 school year and to revaluate the program prior to adoption of the 2013-2014 preliminary budget, despite a continuing gap b
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Churchill Bulldogs spark a fire but can't fan the flames to beat David Thompson Trojans

Churchill Bulldogs spark a fire but can't fan the flames to beat David Thompson Trojans

Senior boys and girls city volleyball championship set for Thursday
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Urban farm part of Main Street project

If approved, a 380-suite townhome development proposed for land adjacent to the Little Mountain site off Main Street will include an urban farm, daycare, rooftop gardens and fruit trees.
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Longtime Musqueam chief stepping down

Ernie Campbell ends 14-year reign as leader of city's only active reserve
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Storify: Vancouverites reflect on the U.S. election

America votes today in what's reportedly a tight race between Democratic President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney. Do Vancouverites care? You bet they do.
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