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Full Buck Moon to dazzle Metro Vancouver skies next month

Full Buck Moon to dazzle Metro Vancouver skies next month

The July full moon marks a time of renewal...
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Completing Vancouver musician’s album cathartic for those he left behind

Completing Vancouver musician’s album cathartic for those he left behind

Saki Kaskas’s overdose death came as surprise to family and friends
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Ladner teens counter pride flag vandalism with messages of inclusion

Ladner teens counter pride flag vandalism with messages of inclusion

With coloured chalk in hand, students from Delta Secondary helped turn a message of hate into one of love and inclusion.
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Midnight ferry sailings return for peak weekends

Midnight ferry sailings return for peak weekends

B.C. Ferries is bringing back midnight sailings this summer as the corporation ramps up for its busiest season. Extra sailings and seasonal adjustments to schedules begin Friday.
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Richmond boat fire closes part of Bridgeport Road during rush hour

Richmond boat fire closes part of Bridgeport Road during rush hour

A boat fire under the Moray Bridge has closed a westbound section of Bridgeport Road in Richmond during rush hour traffic. The fire – smoke from which could be seen for miles across the city – is understood to have started around 3:30 p.m.
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Should the Canucks draft Philip Broberg at the 2019 NHL Entry Draft?

Should the Canucks draft Philip Broberg at the 2019 NHL Entry Draft?

It seems exceedingly likely that Alex Edler, the Canucks’ all-time leading scorer among defencemen, will no longer be with the Canucks next season .
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Vancouver police cleared after violent takedown in gang investigation

Vancouver police cleared after violent takedown in gang investigation

Use of force to prevent shooting was ‘reasonable and justified,’ says IIO report
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Tree chopping begins as controversial stormwater project moves ahead

Tree chopping begins as controversial stormwater project moves ahead

After an acrimonious standoff that included a stop in B.C. Supreme Court, the chainsaw came out Monday morning as a worker started limbing a western red cedar at the foot of 31st Street in West Vancouver.
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Poll puts support for Trans Mountain at 60 per cent in B.C.

Poll puts support for Trans Mountain at 60 per cent in B.C.

Poll released day before decision expected on Trans Mountain suggests uptick in support
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Vancouver police arrest suspect linked to alleged West End home invasion

Vancouver police arrest suspect linked to alleged West End home invasion

Paul Doczi faces charges of aggravated assault, break and enter and theft
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