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Trudeau, Simon take in pageantry of Britain’s first coronation in 70 years

Trudeau, Simon take in pageantry of Britain’s first coronation in 70 years

More than a dozen Canadians were among the ceremony’s guests of about 2,000. People in the crowd ranged from world leaders and aristocrats to community workers and first responders.
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'An inspiration for all Vancouverites': City recognizes late coach, former basketball star with official day

'An inspiration for all Vancouverites': City recognizes late coach, former basketball star with official day

He was also an athlete with the provincial and national basketball teams.
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Canada announces plans to place King Charles on $20 bill, coins

Canada announces plans to place King Charles on $20 bill, coins

The image of King Charles will eventually replace the queen on Canada's $20 bill and its coins, the federal government announced during Saturday's coronation events.
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Data reveals the cities with the steepest — and cheapest — home closing costs in B.C.

Data reveals the cities with the steepest — and cheapest — home closing costs in B.C.

The most affordable cities when it comes to home closing costs are: Kamloops, Powell River and Sooke
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Epic laser light show and Pink Floyd tribute coming to Vancouver this summer

Epic laser light show and Pink Floyd tribute coming to Vancouver this summer

Get ready to rock and roll
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B.C. MP seeks ban on old-growth log exports by 2030

B.C. MP seeks ban on old-growth log exports by 2030

The motion, submitted by Liberal MP Patrick Weiler this week, aims to end old-growth logging on federal lands and halt the export of ancient logs and related products.
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After nearly 20 years, Italian café chain suddenly closes all Vancouver locations

After nearly 20 years, Italian café chain suddenly closes all Vancouver locations

"Unfortunately, in the absence of a significant financial injection into the business, we were unable to continue operating."
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B.C. bear breaks fence, but no damages paid to neighbour

B.C. bear breaks fence, but no damages paid to neighbour

One person claimed the bear was attracted by garbage. Their neighbour said it was November blueberries.
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Les Leyne: Premier David Eby takes on lawyers — again

Les Leyne: Premier David Eby takes on lawyers — again

The B.C. NDP government has introduced a one-page bill that bestows the right to join a union on the 350 lawyers who work for government. There’s a catch.
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B.C. lawyer's drunken 'creepy uncle' routine lands him suspension and fine

B.C. lawyer's drunken 'creepy uncle' routine lands him suspension and fine

Scott Thomas Johnston of CBM Lawyers LLP made inappropriate comments and gestures to female colleagues, a Law Society of BC panel found.
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