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Vancouver police renew warning about virtual kidnappings

Vancouver police renew warning about virtual kidnappings

Foreign fraudsters tried to extort a 27-year-old Vancouver man out of thousands of dollars
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This West Side development could be home to Vancouver’s first jamspace in a residential building

This West Side development could be home to Vancouver’s first jamspace in a residential building

Proposal calls for 6,000 square feet of studios, rehearsal rooms
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Hold on to your hat: Vancouver forecast calls for winds up to 70 km/hr

Hold on to your hat: Vancouver forecast calls for winds up to 70 km/hr

While the Metro Vancouver weather forecast calls for a stretch of sunshine in the week ahead, the next couple of days will be wet and windy. Starting on Thursday, Oct.
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TransLink testing out linking Compass Cards with bike sharing

TransLink testing out linking Compass Cards with bike sharing

TransLink is testing out alternative ways people can use their Compass Cards - even allowing them to use it for bike-sharing services.
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Jacob Markstrom and Thatcher Demko have been the biggest reason for the Canucks’ strong start

Jacob Markstrom and Thatcher Demko have been the biggest reason for the Canucks’ strong start

Canucks will go as far as their goaltending will take them in the 2019-20 season.
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What small businesses can expect from the Liberal minority government

What small businesses can expect from the Liberal minority government

Pressure on reducing credit-card interchange fees may ramp up; ban on single-use plastics may also take place
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‘Work may begin as early as October’ on Burnaby Mountain tunnel: Trans Mountain

‘Work may begin as early as October’ on Burnaby Mountain tunnel: Trans Mountain

Trans Mountain sent an email entitled “Burnaby construction updates” to subscribers on Wednesday that included an item about the tunnel that is supposed to go through Burnaby Mountain. “Crews will be boring the 2.
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People who smoke or snort drugs half as likely to carry naloxone: BCCDC

People who smoke or snort drugs half as likely to carry naloxone: BCCDC

The BC Centre for Disease Control calls on all people who use drugs, whether through smoking or snorting, to pick up and learn how to use a naloxone kit.
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B.C. Liberals introduce legislation that would change how business properties are taxed

B.C. Liberals introduce legislation that would change how business properties are taxed

Proposed legislation could see Vancouver properties taxed on current versus future uses
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New David Sidoo indictment highlights fake claim that L.A. gangsters attacked his son

New David Sidoo indictment highlights fake claim that L.A. gangsters attacked his son

Vancouver businessman involved in U.S. college admissions scandal now facing further allegations
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