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You can sail from Vancouver to Antarctica on this incredible expedition cruise

You can sail from Vancouver to Antarctica on this incredible expedition cruise

Sail on the world’s first hybrid-powered expedition ship to the southernmost continent stopping in Alaska, Miami, Panama, Chile, Colombia and multiple incredible places along the way.
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Indigenous woman from Coquitlam found dead in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside

Indigenous woman from Coquitlam found dead in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside

Kwemcexenalqs (Kwem) Manuel-Gottfriedson was last seen in the Tri-Cities on July 27. Her body was discovered three days later, and not far from where a Port Coquitlam teen's body was recently found.
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A truly next-gen Hong Kong-style cafe set to open in Vancouver

A truly next-gen Hong Kong-style cafe set to open in Vancouver

Featuring nostalgic comfort eats in a space that was previously their grandparents' home.
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B.C. teacher gets 15-year ban for intimate relationships with students after graduation

B.C. teacher gets 15-year ban for intimate relationships with students after graduation

The Surrey teacher has not taught in the K-12 education system since 2015.
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Photos: Tiny, windowless den with mattress on floor a Vancouver ‘luxury condo’ rental

Photos: Tiny, windowless den with mattress on floor a Vancouver ‘luxury condo’ rental

The unit has great views, but not from your room.
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New renderings released as developers behind huge 47-storey tower seek city's approval

New renderings released as developers behind huge 47-storey tower seek city's approval

It could be one of the tallest buildings in Vancouver
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Inflation, rising interest rates cool profits for lumber giants

Inflation, rising interest rates cool profits for lumber giants

Canfor, West Fraser Timber both report reduced net income in second quarter of 2022
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Man convicted in Delta double murder case still claims innocence

Man convicted in Delta double murder case still claims innocence

The parole board noted the special conditions imposed are reasonable and necessary to protect society and facilitate his reintegration into society
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Annual garlic festival returns to Richmond after three-year hiatus

Annual garlic festival returns to Richmond after three-year hiatus

Richmondites can enjoy garlic dishes and ice cream along with live music and a raptor demonstration at the Sharing Farm.
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Proposed prices for federal gun buyback all over the place, say local gun owners

Proposed prices for federal gun buyback all over the place, say local gun owners

The federal government is seeking feedback on the proposed compensation amounts for individual firearm owners
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