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'Dangerous weather': Metro Vancouver temperatures could feel as cold as -20 C

'Dangerous weather': Metro Vancouver temperatures could feel as cold as -20 C

"People haven't been forced to adapt to this cold. We haven't had a winter yet."
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Ever considered being a B.C. sheriff?

Ever considered being a B.C. sheriff?

Provincial government is currently hiring deputy sheriffs, including in the Sea to Sky Corridor.
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Two affordable housing projects in Metro Vancouver double in cost

Two affordable housing projects in Metro Vancouver double in cost

Metro Vancouver affordable housing projects are under financial stress due to rising construction costs and higher interest rates, according to planning staff.
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Ramen restaurant expands to Richmond after 14 years in Vancouver

Ramen restaurant expands to Richmond after 14 years in Vancouver

Third Hokkaido-based ramen restaurant in Metro Vancouver includes a convenience store section with Japanese snacks.
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Metro Vancouver's wildlife cameras capture crafty bear and lone grey wolf

Metro Vancouver's wildlife cameras capture crafty bear and lone grey wolf

A black bear going for a scratch is always fun, but the presence of wolves and elk is a welcome surprise for wildlife program monitors.
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Port Coquitlam man wraps up 2023 with $1M lottery win

Port Coquitlam man wraps up 2023 with $1M lottery win

Francisc Menyhart said he’s still in shock after checking his ticket at the Shell gas station on Pitt River Road in PoCo.
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One of Vancouver's top ramen restaurants set to open third location

One of Vancouver's top ramen restaurants set to open third location

After over a year of anticipation, the ramen shop will soon be open for business in Kerrisdale
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B.C. dining sector set for 'rough ride' in 2024

B.C. dining sector set for 'rough ride' in 2024

Industry trends such as more low-alcohol beers and wines likely to strengthen.
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Rob Shaw: Plunging health-care confidence may prove to be BC NDP’s Achilles heel

Rob Shaw: Plunging health-care confidence may prove to be BC NDP’s Achilles heel

It is harder to find a family doctor, ERs are more crowded than ever and wait times in critical areas are among the worst in the country, writes Rob Shaw
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B.C. to provide at-home self-screening tests for cervical cancer

B.C. to provide at-home self-screening tests for cervical cancer

The goal is to phase out Pap tests for more effective HPV testing.
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