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Will pope's envoy deliver records in B.C. priest sex abuse case?

Will pope's envoy deliver records in B.C. priest sex abuse case?

The pope's ambassador to Canada won't have to hand over records pertaining to B.C. priest sexual abuse allegations unless he agrees to a request from the defendants in the case, B.C. Supreme Court ruled July 4.
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Heart-wrenching TikTok honouring those who’ve passed goes viral

Heart-wrenching TikTok honouring those who’ve passed goes viral

Richmond musician invites hundreds to help create “wall of pain and remembrance” to Up soundtrack.
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B.C. company reigniting race to mine the ocean floor

B.C. company reigniting race to mine the ocean floor

A B.C.-based company is looking to unleash a new era of resource extraction, raising questions over how to protect the planet's deep-sea ecosystems we know the least about.
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Should the Canucks draft Owen Pickering?

Should the Canucks draft Owen Pickering?

Pickering is a 6'5" defenceman with the mobility and puckhandling skills of a much smaller player.
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Richmond RCMP officer denies flashing, masturbating near private schools

Richmond RCMP officer denies flashing, masturbating near private schools

Andrew James Seangio is on trial for three counts of exposing his genitals to people under 16 for a sexual purpose and seven allegations of committing an indecent act in public.
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A week-long sleepaway Improvcamp returns to Gambier Island

A week-long sleepaway Improvcamp returns to Gambier Island

Yes AND...
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Vancouverites share frustration with city's overflowing trash cans

Vancouverites share frustration with city's overflowing trash cans

"This is a regular sight every day of the week on [Broadway]."
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B.C. Loblaws, Superstore employees voting whether to go on strike

B.C. Loblaws, Superstore employees voting whether to go on strike

A decision will come July 8.
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Vancouver parks board approves four year, half billion capital plan

Vancouver parks board approves four year, half billion capital plan

The plan is led by $140 million to renew the Vancouver Aquatic Centre
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Vancouver bubble tea shop switches to aluminum cans to offer 'guilt-free' drinks

Vancouver bubble tea shop switches to aluminum cans to offer 'guilt-free' drinks

Their iconic fully compostable and recyclable “Butterfly Cups” are sold out, but their commitment to offering sustainable bubble tea won’t stop.
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