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B.C. woman thought she'd won $1,000 in the lotto. Turns out it was $1 million

B.C. woman thought she'd won $1,000 in the lotto. Turns out it was $1 million

Her husband didn’t believe the news.
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Photos + Video: Suspect sought for $500K in property damage at Port Coquitlam dealerships

Photos + Video: Suspect sought for $500K in property damage at Port Coquitlam dealerships

Do you know this woman? The mischief suspect was caught keying nearly 400 vehicles at two Port Coquitlam car dealerships between January and April.
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Vacant for over a year, a beloved Vancouver pub space is getting a new tenant

Vacant for over a year, a beloved Vancouver pub space is getting a new tenant

And it's going to be a pub, too
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Second-alarm fire breaks out in Vancouver highrise building

Second-alarm fire breaks out in Vancouver highrise building

Crews were able to knock it down quickly.
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B.C. hunter fined $3,000 for poaching deer

B.C. hunter fined $3,000 for poaching deer

Conservation officers found two deer with gunshot wounds in a field near Fort St. James.
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The Soup Meister's Nephew to reopen beloved Lonsdale Quay stall this month

The Soup Meister's Nephew to reopen beloved Lonsdale Quay stall this month

The new business will feature traditional recipes from former chef Ralf Dauns, with a few new vegetable-forward additions
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Vancouver police assist with arrest following Richmond home invasion

Vancouver police assist with arrest following Richmond home invasion

Four adults and two youths were arrested.
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Jeff Goldblum is playing his first Canadian live jazz show in Vancouver this summer

Jeff Goldblum is playing his first Canadian live jazz show in Vancouver this summer

Expect "a night of classic jazz and improvised comedy with the beloved and gregarious Hollywood star."
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Safety alert: Canada-wide warning for 'unauthorized' abortion, emergency contraception drugs

Safety alert: Canada-wide warning for 'unauthorized' abortion, emergency contraception drugs

They pose serious health risks.
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Vancouver permanently erects flags for Indigenous Host Nations in Stanley Park

Vancouver permanently erects flags for Indigenous Host Nations in Stanley Park

The move is part of a 100-year vision for the park.
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