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Peak Performance's new Vancouver store seeing brisk sales

Peak Performance's new Vancouver store seeing brisk sales

Swedish company opened its only corporately owned store in Canada on West 4th Avenue last month
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Rob Shaw: Chances of United-Conservative merger in B.C. may soon drop off a cliff

Rob Shaw: Chances of United-Conservative merger in B.C. may soon drop off a cliff

It appears an emissary who could broker a meeting between leaders Falcon and Rustad is unlikely to emerge
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RCMP conducted unlawful 'militarized' raids, beat Indigenous people, claims Amnesty report

RCMP conducted unlawful 'militarized' raids, beat Indigenous people, claims Amnesty report

Wet'suwet'en people had their human and Indigenous rights violated during gas pipeline raids, claims Amnesty International report.
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Watch: Cute moment caught in stands at Vancouver Canucks game

Watch: Cute moment caught in stands at Vancouver Canucks game

A fun moment was caught by a fan at Saturday night's Canucks game
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5 things you (probably) didn't know about real estate around Vancouver

5 things you (probably) didn't know about real estate around Vancouver

Real estate in Vancouver has always been a big deal.
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B.C. announces new three-year action plan to address gender-based violence

B.C. announces new three-year action plan to address gender-based violence

VANCOUVER — British Columbia has announced a new three-year action plan that it says aims to end stigma around gender-based violence and ensure access to supports.
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Poll: Do Vancouverites use an umbrella when it's raining?

Poll: Do Vancouverites use an umbrella when it's raining?

Do you use one of the personal roofs?
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Most and least expensive homes sold on the North Shore in past two months

Most and least expensive homes sold on the North Shore in past two months

Check out these properties ranging from an Altamont mansion in West Vancouver to studio apartment in North Vancouver
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Time Traveller: Salvaging a ship that made 300 trips from Vancouver to Asia

Time Traveller: Salvaging a ship that made 300 trips from Vancouver to Asia

The Empress of Japan, a CPR Steamship that featured a remarkable dragon figurehead, brought passengers, silks and tea to Canada
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Man who stabbed friend in neck sentenced to four and a half years in prison

Man who stabbed friend in neck sentenced to four and a half years in prison

B.C. Supreme Court Justice Jan Brongers found the attack was premeditated, unprovoked and without reason or justification.
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