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Bank of Canada hikes overnight rate half a point to 1.5%

Bank of Canada hikes overnight rate half a point to 1.5%

Central bank hikes overnight rate by 50 basis points
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Bicyclist files pothole suit against City of Vancouver

Bicyclist files pothole suit against City of Vancouver

A Vancouver cyclist who claims he received multiple injuries after hitting a pothole in an East Vancouver construction zone is suing the city and construction contractors.
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Update: Vancouver, Richmond companies' spot prawns recalled due to potential norovirus contamination

Update: Vancouver, Richmond companies' spot prawns recalled due to potential norovirus contamination

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency suspects some of Tri-Star Seafood's and DeLuxe Seafood Vancouver's products are connected to an outbreak
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B.C. mourns death of Vancouver businessman, philanthropist Joe Segal

B.C. mourns death of Vancouver businessman, philanthropist Joe Segal

Segal founded Kingswood Capital to become a significant real estate investor and developer
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How to save for the future and still live in the present

How to save for the future and still live in the present

Is it possible to afford a decent livelihood in the present and still save for the future? Here are some tips.
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Mitigation Possible: How Vancouver can survive climate change

Mitigation Possible: How Vancouver can survive climate change

For climate’s sake, what is Vancouver doing?
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Beyond King Tut: Vancouver to be first Canadian city to host new immersive exhibit

Beyond King Tut: Vancouver to be first Canadian city to host new immersive exhibit

The exhibit will show the tomb as it was first discovered in 1922
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'Just spectacular': This virtual fitness app brings the views to its participants

'Just spectacular': This virtual fitness app brings the views to its participants

John Cayley-Hall has completed 18 challenges since he joined The Conqueror community — now, he's on his 19th.
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B.C. decriminalizes possession of ‘small amounts’ of hard drugs for 3 years

B.C. decriminalizes possession of ‘small amounts’ of hard drugs for 3 years

The exemption, which includes opioids and cocaine, is the first of its kind in Canada and applies only to British Columbia.
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Advocates question plan to decriminalize illicit drugs

Advocates question plan to decriminalize illicit drugs

“A bold move would be to supply a safe drug supply for people who can’t live without it.”
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