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Study predicts 'great urban shift' in North American wildlife

Study predicts 'great urban shift' in North American wildlife

While many Canadian cities, like Toronto and Ottawa, are expected to see net gains in species over the coming decades, Vancouver is forecast to see the biggest loss of urban wildlife in the country.
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Abstract portraits from Vancouver painter début in Port Moody

Abstract portraits from Vancouver painter début in Port Moody

The results of Jason Young’s pandemic portrait sessions are now being shown at PoMoArts in Port Moody as part of a collection called "Relational / Reflexive."
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American burger chain closes only Vancouver location after more than a decade

American burger chain closes only Vancouver location after more than a decade

A local Vietnamese and Cambodian chain is taking over the spot
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'20 minutes of extra time': TransLink says delays coming to SkyTrain over long weekend

'20 minutes of extra time': TransLink says delays coming to SkyTrain over long weekend

Locals should prepare for service reductions over the holiday weekend.
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Fake drugs that could cause overdoses circulating in Vancouver

Fake drugs that could cause overdoses circulating in Vancouver

The drugs look identical to the legitimate ones.
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Heads up: A low-flying helicopter will film over parts of Vancouver's waterfront

Heads up: A low-flying helicopter will film over parts of Vancouver's waterfront

People living in the area may notice noise from the helicopter.
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Massive Metro Vancouver rodeo fair to feature over 40 bands, 30 rides and more

Massive Metro Vancouver rodeo fair to feature over 40 bands, 30 rides and more

54-40 and the Chris Buck Band will headline the festival.
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T&T cake sells out after going viral on Little Red Book

T&T cake sells out after going viral on Little Red Book

The hazelnut chocolate Swiss roll cake has sparked a social media craze
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Canada's largest tulip festival to showcase over 35 acres of beautiful blooms

Canada's largest tulip festival to showcase over 35 acres of beautiful blooms

The festival is located close to Metro Vancouver.
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Update: Traffic lights working again at two downtown Vancouver intersections

Update: Traffic lights working again at two downtown Vancouver intersections

They're back
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