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Largest flower festival in the Lower Mainland makes summer debut

Largest flower festival in the Lower Mainland makes summer debut

Get ready for 45 acres of lavender, sunflowers, snap dragons, sage, and more.
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Here is when Vancouver may see showers next week

Here is when Vancouver may see showers next week

The region's hot and sunny streak is coming to an end. 
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30 firefighters respond to early morning blaze at Vancouver home

30 firefighters respond to early morning blaze at Vancouver home

"Fire was right through the roof of this house," says Vancouver Fire Rescue Services.
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$18K fine for illegal Howe Sound glass sponge reef fishing, Supreme Court rules

$18K fine for illegal Howe Sound glass sponge reef fishing, Supreme Court rules

The man said he should only have to pay $575 for each of his three convictions.
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Crank it up

Crank it up

One year since its return, Crankworx Whistler is set to deliver new venues and ascendant riders in the same fan-friendly package bike aficionados know and love.
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B.C.'s rural emergency room crisis

B.C.'s rural emergency room crisis

Data shows a spike in locked doors, with some Vancouver Island health centres closing dozens of times in 2022.
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What ideas were left on the cutting room floor in passport redesign? We'll never know

What ideas were left on the cutting room floor in passport redesign? We'll never know

The original concepts featured a Canada goose, a beaver and a maple leaf.
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Canadian intelligence flagged Chinese meddling 37 years ago: newly released report

Canadian intelligence flagged Chinese meddling 37 years ago: newly released report

A 1986 intelligence report warned Beijing was using secret operations to influence and exploit the Chinese diaspora in Canada.
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B.C. port union to recommend settlement agreement to its members

B.C. port union to recommend settlement agreement to its members

VANCOUVER — The International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada said it will meet next week to recommend the terms of a settlement deal to its membership, possibly bringing labour peace to British Columbia's ports.
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B.C. senior facing rising debt as mortgage payments double

B.C. senior facing rising debt as mortgage payments double

Evelyn Stephen is also paying back CERB at the same time.
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