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A sustainable cottagecore fashion brand just launched in Vancouver and we're obsessed

A sustainable cottagecore fashion brand just launched in Vancouver and we're obsessed

Wandwoods is romantic in design and practice.
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Space Dog-ity: A David Bowie themed doggy daycare just opened in Vancouver

Space Dog-ity: A David Bowie themed doggy daycare just opened in Vancouver

🎶 There's a stardog waiting in the sky 👨‍🎤🐶
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Steel & Oak anniversary party returns to kick off summer in New West

Steel & Oak anniversary party returns to kick off summer in New West

Expanded food and beverage offerings coming to New Westminster craft brewery
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BC Place workers file human rights complaints over exclusion from inclusivity training

BC Place workers file human rights complaints over exclusion from inclusivity training

One of the employees describes the work atmosphere as "so toxic, it's almost nuclear."
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Canadians worry about hate speech in Musk's Twitter takeover, poll finds

Canadians worry about hate speech in Musk's Twitter takeover, poll finds

Some Canadians have abandoned Twitter, citing mental health reasons.
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9 NHL awards that don’t exist but definitely should (and who should win them)

9 NHL awards that don’t exist but definitely should (and who should win them)

From the most improved player to finding ways to give defencemen more trophies, here are the NHL awards that ought to exist.
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B.C. to send emergency text alerts to warn of heat waves

B.C. to send emergency text alerts to warn of heat waves

British Columbians will first get a heat warning indicating temperatures are rising. If it persists, a broadcast will get beamed out across text message, radio and television.
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Vancouver loses 640 trees because of council-approved bylaw change

Vancouver loses 640 trees because of council-approved bylaw change

City’s tree protection bylaw expected to get ‘major revamp’ over next two years
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$70K kickback on client investment ends Burnaby immigration consultant's career

$70K kickback on client investment ends Burnaby immigration consultant's career

Kwang Woo Richard Park encouraged a Chinese client to make an investment to help his bid for permanent residency in Canada, but he didn't tell the client he would be getting a commission for the deal.
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This historic photo shows Vancouver's downtown core over 130 years ago

This historic photo shows Vancouver's downtown core over 130 years ago

In 1886 Vancouver was created, and so was this photo.
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