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How to get a free reusable festive red cup at Starbucks

How to get a free reusable festive red cup at Starbucks

Starbucks is getting into full festive mode with the return of their holiday drink lineup
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Pedestrians account for 61 per cent of traffic fatalities in Vancouver

Pedestrians account for 61 per cent of traffic fatalities in Vancouver

City, ICBC, VPD remind public to practise road safety
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Put a sock on it: TransLink readies buses, SkyTrain for winter conditions

Put a sock on it: TransLink readies buses, SkyTrain for winter conditions

More tire socks will be installed on the region's snowiest routes
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There are reasons for both caution and optimism in the Canucks' strong start

There are reasons for both caution and optimism in the Canucks' strong start

Comparing Octobers for the 2017-18 and 2018-19 Canucks
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City of Vancouver opens up first of 300 shelter spaces for fall and winter seasons

City of Vancouver opens up first of 300 shelter spaces for fall and winter seasons

Shelter spaces spread throughout downtown core, Downtown Eastside
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Adults-only craft beer night coming to Olympic museum

Adults-only craft beer night coming to Olympic museum

You can sample Richmond-brewed beer and cider at the Oval Saturday.
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Burnaby Mounties cleared in Halloween rollover crash last year

Burnaby Mounties cleared in Halloween rollover crash last year

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Richmond Hospital Foundation gala raises $738,000

Richmond Hospital Foundation gala raises $738,000

Donors, sponsors, volunteers and community leaders at the annual Richmond Hospital Foundation Starlight Gala united together Saturday to help raise a net $738,000 to bolster a “community of care” in Richmond.
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Vancouver law firm takes on one of B.C.’s first roadside cannabis violations

Vancouver law firm takes on one of B.C.’s first roadside cannabis violations

Lawyer says case could take up to a year to resolve
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B.C. post-secondary sector sets out cannabis policies

B.C. post-secondary sector sets out cannabis policies

Schools scramble to enact campus rules, but are slow to add cannabis to curriculums
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