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Poll: Gas prices keeping more than half of Vancouverites from taking road trips

Poll: Gas prices keeping more than half of Vancouverites from taking road trips

Are you still considering one?
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Cruise the Shore for Charity ready to roll again

Cruise the Shore for Charity ready to roll again

Rare and unique vehicles are ready to hit the streets to raise money for a good cause in the North Shore's largest car show and cruise.
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From Motown to the Weeknd: New radio station launching in Vancouver

From Motown to the Weeknd: New radio station launching in Vancouver

It'll start broadcasting on a frequency not used for a couple of years.
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Port Moody woman primed for Canada's debut at butcher Olympics

Port Moody woman primed for Canada's debut at butcher Olympics

The international butcher competition was originally scheduled for 2020, but was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic
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One man injured in police-involved shooting on Commercial Drive

One man injured in police-involved shooting on Commercial Drive

A 52-year-old man is in custody
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Cloudy weather to break as sunny, warm week headed to Vancouver

Cloudy weather to break as sunny, warm week headed to Vancouver

Don't forget to get sunscreen!
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Time Traveller: Here's a North Van fire station more than 100 years ago

Time Traveller: Here's a North Van fire station more than 100 years ago

The all-volunteer fire brigade back in 1915 included several high school boys who were quick to respond if it got them out of class.
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Cycling Vancouver: A ride on bike-friendly Point Grey Road

Cycling Vancouver: A ride on bike-friendly Point Grey Road

What to know before you go for a ride on this section of the city's lovely Seaside Greenway.
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Missing man located safely: Vancouver police

Missing man located safely: Vancouver police

The 63-year-old man had been missing for several days.
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'A bad joke': Vancouverites puzzled as park board brings back beach logs

'A bad joke': Vancouverites puzzled as park board brings back beach logs

The logs were previously removed at the start of the pandemic to discourage public gatherings.
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