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'My fault' — Allvin takes responsibility for Mikheyev's struggles

'My fault' — Allvin takes responsibility for Mikheyev's struggles

“I'm not happy sitting here today. Definitely not satisfied,” said general manager Patrik Allvin at the Vancouver Canucks' end-of-year media availability.
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North Vancouver's Mosquito Creek Marina empties as eviction date looms

North Vancouver's Mosquito Creek Marina empties as eviction date looms

Boat owners mooring at the North Van marina will have to remove their vessels by May 31, or risk losing their assets.
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Lionel Messi isn't coming to Vancouver, won't play in Whitecaps-Inter Miami match

Lionel Messi isn't coming to Vancouver, won't play in Whitecaps-Inter Miami match

"We understand [Messi] will not make this trip"
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Will Metro Vancouver have frequent powerful storms this 'Juneuary'?

Will Metro Vancouver have frequent powerful storms this 'Juneuary'?

Metro Vancouver's June is often called "Juneuary" because it sees bouts of markedly cold temperatures and plentiful rainfall.
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New Richmond restaurant introduces handmade noodles from Chinese town

New Richmond restaurant introduces handmade noodles from Chinese town

The restaurant brings the flavours of Ciwu, a town in Zhejiang province in China
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A luxury downtown Vancouver condo first listed at $26.5M just cut its price in half

A luxury downtown Vancouver condo first listed at $26.5M just cut its price in half

More than $14 million was dropped off the price.
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B.C. manufacturers face growing regulatory burdens after pandemic rebound

B.C. manufacturers face growing regulatory burdens after pandemic rebound

Canada's Modern Slavery Act requires certain companies to report to government.
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Kid finds dead shark washed up on B.C. beach

Kid finds dead shark washed up on B.C. beach

"It is not common to see these sharks washed up on shore," says one DFO scientist.
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New bill would let Canadians pass citizenship rights down to children born abroad

New bill would let Canadians pass citizenship rights down to children born abroad

OTTAWA — A new government bill tabled in the House of Commons on Thursday would allow Canadians to pass citizenship rights down to their children born outside the country — a move that would add an unknown number of new citizens.
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'At the forefront of the fourth coffee wave': New cafe opening flagship location on West Broadway

'At the forefront of the fourth coffee wave': New cafe opening flagship location on West Broadway

It appears to be the first of a planned chain.
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