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YVR traffic remains below pre-pandemic level

YVR traffic remains below pre-pandemic level

Passenger count in the coming week set to be 13.7 per cent below what it was in 2019
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Watch: Trying Korean hot dogs for the first time

Watch: Trying Korean hot dogs for the first time

Not your average hot dog on a stick!
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Woman charged in alleged Burnaby drugging released on bail, banned from sex work

Woman charged in alleged Burnaby drugging released on bail, banned from sex work

Jessica Nicole Renee Kane, 30, faces a long list of charges, including manslaughter, in relation to men in Burnaby, Surrey, Langley and Vancouver being drugged and having their possessions stolen while using an escort service.
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Former Vancouver school trustee youth sex case returns to court

Former Vancouver school trustee youth sex case returns to court

Ken Clement is charged with obtaining for consideration the sexual services of a person under the age of 18.
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Air quality in parts of the Lower Mainland currently equal to smoking 5 cigarettes a day

Air quality in parts of the Lower Mainland currently equal to smoking 5 cigarettes a day

An app shows how the air quality is equivalent to smoking cigarettes in places like Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and around the world.
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How some B.C. youth can get $600 per month for rent

How some B.C. youth can get $600 per month for rent

B.C.'s rent supplement program meant to avoid homelessness will provide $600 a month to youth transitioning from government care to their first house.
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10 unique Vancouver landmarks used for filming

10 unique Vancouver landmarks used for filming

BRB need to rewatch all of these so we can go, "that's Vancouver!"
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Is one of Vancouver's oldest restaurants closing down? Owners address rumours

Is one of Vancouver's oldest restaurants closing down? Owners address rumours

"It is true the property and business are up for sale."
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B.C. Ferries fuel surcharge will nudge passenger rates up starting Nov. 1

B.C. Ferries fuel surcharge will nudge passenger rates up starting Nov. 1

Rates will be increasing by 1.5 per cent as of Nov. 1, B.C. Ferries announced Monday.
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B.C. communities record some of the worst air quality in the world

B.C. communities record some of the worst air quality in the world

A station near Hope recorded fine particulate concentrations so bad it far outranked the most polluted major cities in the world.
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