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Here’s how much you can be fined for watering your grass at the wrong time in Vancouver

Here’s how much you can be fined for watering your grass at the wrong time in Vancouver

The City says residents "could" be fined... but when exactly does that happen?
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'Devastating life-altering consequences': Vancouver health officials warn parents about fire challenges on social media

'Devastating life-altering consequences': Vancouver health officials warn parents about fire challenges on social media

How big a concern is a current social media "burn challenge" for parents and teens?
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Canada Child Benefit hailed for reducing poverty, as families get boosted payments

Canada Child Benefit hailed for reducing poverty, as families get boosted payments

The Canada Child Benefit is being hailed for lifting children out of poverty seven years since its introduction, as families get a cost-of-living boost this month.
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North Vancouver brewery wins gold at Canadian Brewing Awards

North Vancouver brewery wins gold at Canadian Brewing Awards

La Cervecería Astilleros’s fan favourite El Valle Salado Salted Lime Lager has been tapped as one of the best craft brews in the country
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B.C. wildfire activity expected to shift from north to south

B.C. wildfire activity expected to shift from north to south

There have been 199 fires sparked in the past seven days in B.C., but 133 of those are out, held or under control.
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Hells Angels gather for B.C. 40th anniversary parties

Hells Angels gather for B.C. 40th anniversary parties

Bikers expected to gather in Hope Friday and begin trip into Metro Vancouver.
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You can sail on a luxury cruise from Vancouver to San Diego at a steal

You can sail on a luxury cruise from Vancouver to San Diego at a steal

Save money without sacrificing style.
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Massive Coquitlam house among five being moved instead of demolished

Massive Coquitlam house among five being moved instead of demolished

Moving houses greener than knocking them down and makes a lot of sense, says a Coquitlam developer, and buying a re-purposed home can be cheaper.
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Missing middle housing motion set for Vancouver city council vote

Missing middle housing motion set for Vancouver city council vote

Local builder describes policy as ‘massive’ and ‘well-thought-out’
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'I don't think anyone is coming out defending this': East Vancouver craft brewery mural to be painted over by city

'I don't think anyone is coming out defending this': East Vancouver craft brewery mural to be painted over by city

The mural has been there for almost 10 years.
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