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Man fends off North Vancouver black bear with coffee mug

Man fends off North Vancouver black bear with coffee mug

It's extremely rare for bears to come that close, conservation officers say, and "that behaviour will not be tolerated."
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Man who spat on police officer following Cactus Club fight gets probation

Man who spat on police officer following Cactus Club fight gets probation

Sahil Rishi fought with a Cactus Club patron in January 2021. After being escorted out, he began spitting at police officers.
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The NHL’s new virtual board ads are a literal eyesore

The NHL’s new virtual board ads are a literal eyesore

Glitches in the ads during a game between the Vancouver Canucks and Edmonton Oilers caused consternation for hockey fans.
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Girls only: 'Enclosed living room’ separated by bookshelf, curtain for rent in Vancouver apartment

Girls only: 'Enclosed living room’ separated by bookshelf, curtain for rent in Vancouver apartment

But you get a great view!
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Politicized B.C. police unions 'quite problematic' for democracy, experts warn

Politicized B.C. police unions 'quite problematic' for democracy, experts warn

Criminology and political science professors explain why police endorsements of candidates is an "an uncomfortable place to be."
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Kitsilano residents file court actions over social housing tower and Squamish Nation project

Kitsilano residents file court actions over social housing tower and Squamish Nation project

First Nations Leadership Council calls legal action regarding Sen̓áḵw a ‘political stunt’
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Data ahead of Vancouver election reveals extent of gap between income, home prices

Data ahead of Vancouver election reveals extent of gap between income, home prices

“Vancouver was always expensive, but it wasn’t to this level,” said Simon Fraser University City Program director Andy Yan.
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Costs eroding small-business bottom lines in B.C.

Costs eroding small-business bottom lines in B.C.

Inflation’s rate of growth has more than doubled over the past year
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7 places in B.C. classified as key biodiversity hot spots

7 places in B.C. classified as key biodiversity hot spots

The classification — which could be applied to another 100-plus locations across B.C. — is meant to help drive conservation of the planet's most imperilled species.
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Vancouver 'DIY' art gallery supporting Indigenous artists receives significant funding

Vancouver 'DIY' art gallery supporting Indigenous artists receives significant funding

The gallery supports Indigenous, Two Spirit, and queer artists.
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