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Vancouver’s governing ABC keeps some, works on other election promises

Vancouver’s governing ABC keeps some, works on other election promises

City council's majority party made public safety and housing key 2022 platform planks
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RealTours show catches the rezoning bug in Coquitlam

RealTours show catches the rezoning bug in Coquitlam

Find out how the city is bringing new options to the housing market.
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More than three-quarters of Canadians worry AI will take their job, poll shows

More than three-quarters of Canadians worry AI will take their job, poll shows

Job security is a concern for 80 per cent of Canadians in the lowest household income bracket
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Robots are starting to deliver takeout orders. Are they here to stay?

Robots are starting to deliver takeout orders. Are they here to stay?

Task Group analyzed the state of autonomous delivery systems, both nationally and internationally, to see how far along this technology has come.
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Amateur film set draws real police officers in North Vancouver

Amateur film set draws real police officers in North Vancouver

Future filmmakers urged to follow procedures to prevent police calls.
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Gobble, gobble: 6 special turkey sandwiches to try in Vancouver this week

Gobble, gobble: 6 special turkey sandwiches to try in Vancouver this week

Including a turkey-free one for plant-based post-holiday noms.
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Move On: What's a woonerf and why should we build one in North Vancouver?

Move On: What's a woonerf and why should we build one in North Vancouver?

A ‘living street’ encourages active transportation, and would be a great fit for St. Andrews Avenue in North Vancouver, writes columnist Heather Drugge
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The musical instruments adults most regret quitting

The musical instruments adults most regret quitting

Wish you had stuck with piano lessons as a kid? Skoove looked at YouGov data and found the top 12 instruments people most regret quitting.
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This 'little' cafe in Japan is an ode to Burnaby

This 'little' cafe in Japan is an ode to Burnaby

Robinson and Hiroko Harvey moved from Burnaby's Forest Grove area to Far East Asia in fall 2020, and brought a piece of home with them for a beach-side business.
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It's a new season of whale song on the West Coast

It's a new season of whale song on the West Coast

Whale Sound will allow researchers and the public to listen and learn more about whale acoustics and how marine mammals can be better protected.
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