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Einstein the wonder dog: Squamish canine survives 45 days on the run

Einstein the wonder dog: Squamish canine survives 45 days on the run

Canine Valley was the lead organization seeking to bring fleeing pooch to safety.
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Still waiting for that ICBC gas relief rebate? It's coming, says province

Still waiting for that ICBC gas relief rebate? It's coming, says province

The B.C. government says it has sent out $142 million in rebates.
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New West’s summer block party is back after a two-year break

New West’s summer block party is back after a two-year break

Fridays on Front will see Downtown New Westminster transform into the perfect place to unwind with good music, delicious food, exciting art, and more — every Friday evening, starting July 8.
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Owners of closing Vancouver diner touched by staff's well-wishes

Owners of closing Vancouver diner touched by staff's well-wishes

"Stoked this is coming to an end for ya," one employee replied to the news. 
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Health alert: B.C.-wide mushroom recall issued after possible listeria contamination

Health alert: B.C.-wide mushroom recall issued after possible listeria contamination

Food contaminated with listeria may not look or smell spoiled but can still make you sick.
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Update: city skeptical of plan for downtown rental tower

Update: city skeptical of plan for downtown rental tower

City of Vancouver says rezoning the West Georgia site to residential would set a precedent for higher commercial real estate prices in the central business district
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Commemorative brew toasts North Shore craft beer original John Mitchell

Commemorative brew toasts North Shore craft beer original John Mitchell

Wednesday, July 6, marks 40 years since he opened Canada’s first microbrewery in Horseshoe Bay
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Eviction by neglect: Tenants of Vancouver rental building chronicle years of poor living conditions

Eviction by neglect: Tenants of Vancouver rental building chronicle years of poor living conditions

Nearly half the units sit vacant, while those renters who remain deal with mice, no intercom, and an unresponsive manager
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Asian Canadians, your name is not a mistake — and it belongs

Asian Canadians, your name is not a mistake — and it belongs

New campaign aims to normalize Asian names and Asian identity.
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Debunked: Common COVID-19 booster myths

Debunked: Common COVID-19 booster myths

The National Advisory Committee on Immunization is recommending eligible Canadians get another COVID-19 booster by fall. Here's what you need to know to tell facts from fiction when considering your next dose.
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