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'A new adult-exclusive event': Vancouver Aquarium launches 'Fish and Sips' nights

'A new adult-exclusive event': Vancouver Aquarium launches 'Fish and Sips' nights

The events add beer and wine and removes kids from the aquarium experience
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Meteorites found in Canada cannot be removed from the country without permit

Meteorites found in Canada cannot be removed from the country without permit

Catch a falling star if you can, and by all means put it in your pocket, but don't try to cross international borders with it lest you run afoul of a little-known Canadian law.
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Man dead after going into medical distress in Vancouver jail

Man dead after going into medical distress in Vancouver jail

He had been taken into custody by the VPD on April 30.
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'It has been a pleasure': Vancouver coffee shop closing one of its two locations

'It has been a pleasure': Vancouver coffee shop closing one of its two locations

After more than a decade on West Broadway, this local coffee shop is closing its doors.
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Architecturally important home listed as $2M tear-down in West Vancouver

Architecturally important home listed as $2M tear-down in West Vancouver

‘Hassell House’ is credited as a prototype for future works by architects Robert Hassell and Barry Griblin
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Poll: What is the perfect temperature in Vancouver, according to locals?

Poll: What is the perfect temperature in Vancouver, according to locals?

What's your favourite temperature?
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Reducing parking in downtown residential buildings has its benefits

Reducing parking in downtown residential buildings has its benefits

Onsite or underground parking in developments can add significant costs to projects
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Shoes a part of B.C. memorial for residential school victims disappear before removal

Shoes a part of B.C. memorial for residential school victims disappear before removal

The city says it hopes to "respectfully bring... to a close" the memorial by May 28 --- the two-year anniversary of its establishment.
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'On the inside': Why some Indigenous officers stick with the RCMP despite struggles

'On the inside': Why some Indigenous officers stick with the RCMP despite struggles

OTTAWA — Dean Gladue says he never experienced racism until joining the RCMP. The 26-year veteran began his career with the force in 1989 as special constable, a role assigned to police First Nations reserves.
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As a former child in 'care,' hip-hop artist brings message of visibility to the legislature

As a former child in 'care,' hip-hop artist brings message of visibility to the legislature

Bryant Doradea — an advocate, rapper, and spoken word artist — performed his 'Foster Kid Survival Guide' for ministers last week.
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