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Number of residents displaced after 'very busy night' for Vancouver firefighters

Number of residents displaced after 'very busy night' for Vancouver firefighters

A few people were injured.
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Here's why so many movies are filmed at this historic train station in Vancouver

Here's why so many movies are filmed at this historic train station in Vancouver

The train station was set in big cities like Los Angeles, Boston, New York, San Francisco, and Seattle. 
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Meta to block access to news on Facebook, Instagram if Online News Act adopted as-is

Meta to block access to news on Facebook, Instagram if Online News Act adopted as-is

OTTAWA — Canadians would no longer be able to access news on Facebook or Instagram if the federal government's proposed Online News Act passes in its current form, the parent company behind the two popular social media platforms said.
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'A perfect storm': Synchronized swimmers are out in the cold in Burnaby (Photos)

'A perfect storm': Synchronized swimmers are out in the cold in Burnaby (Photos)

With a shortage of pool availability, one local team has practised outside in wind, rain and frigid temperatures.
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'They were frozen': Abandoned pet bunnies found inside box along B.C. street

'They were frozen': Abandoned pet bunnies found inside box along B.C. street

One of the bunnies is likely pregnant.
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Laneways or secondary units can offer mortgage relief potential

Laneways or secondary units can offer mortgage relief potential

Want to add a secondary unit or laneway house? Beware of city zoning regulations, says interior designer.
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Map: Vancouver neighbourhoods hit with graffiti in 2022

Map: Vancouver neighbourhoods hit with graffiti in 2022

Chinatown, Strathcona and the central business district saw increases in "graffiti mischief incidents" since the pandemic was declared in 2020.
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B.C. tribunal dismisses strata patio soundproofing dispute

B.C. tribunal dismisses strata patio soundproofing dispute

A B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal member said the strata had done what was asked of it to investigate and fix problems with a patio.
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B.C. drops COVID vaccine requirement for government workers

B.C. drops COVID vaccine requirement for government workers

But those working in health-care settings will still have to provide proof of vaccination.
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B.C. homebuyers are starting their journey years before a purchase

B.C. homebuyers are starting their journey years before a purchase

A new survey shows that the homebuying process starts long before a purchase and that funding from family might be a "prerequisite" to get into the market.
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