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'More people than clothes': Long lineups leave shoppers frustrated at Oak and Fort warehouse sale

'More people than clothes': Long lineups leave shoppers frustrated at Oak and Fort warehouse sale

Sweet deals are made of this 🎶
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Booze being rationed at BC Liquor Stores

Booze being rationed at BC Liquor Stores

Restrictions will apply to all products except for beer.
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Suspect in North Vancouver skateboarder assault comes forward

Suspect in North Vancouver skateboarder assault comes forward

North Vancouver RCMP are no longer looking for the man accused of assaulting a skateboarder in Lower Lonsdale in July.
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Mosquitoes have fail-safe to always smell out humans, study shows

Mosquitoes have fail-safe to always smell out humans, study shows

The insect uses three families of receptors; if one family of receptors is blocked, mosquitoes are still able to find humans. 
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Vancouver Now & Then: This store on Kingsway was at the centre of a 1936 bank robbery attempt

Vancouver Now & Then: This store on Kingsway was at the centre of a 1936 bank robbery attempt

The only reason a photo was taken of these two nondescript buildings in 1936 was for a court case.
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Underwater noise pollution research needs tangible targets to help endangered killer whales

Underwater noise pollution research needs tangible targets to help endangered killer whales

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project will make it harder for these killer whales to hunt, communicate and navigate.
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“I pull up Google, and he has an encyclopedia in his brain”: the tale of an intergenerational friendship

“I pull up Google, and he has an encyclopedia in his brain”: the tale of an intergenerational friendship

Pairing a senior adult with a student is becoming a new age solution for rising mortgages, skyrocketing rent and social isolation, according to the Canada Homeshare program.
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Port Moody credit card fraud leads to massive seizure of stolen identity

Port Moody credit card fraud leads to massive seizure of stolen identity

A fraud reported to Port Moody Police led to multiple search warrants and an arrest in Surrey last week — and a van load of doctored documents and stolen ID.
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Man who groped 12-year-old girl at Granville Island pleads guilty

Man who groped 12-year-old girl at Granville Island pleads guilty

The judge delayed sentencing so she could get more information about Derek Sangris.
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Friends quit their day jobs to start Port Coquitlam mochi doughnut bakery — and it's taking off

Friends quit their day jobs to start Port Coquitlam mochi doughnut bakery — and it's taking off

Working out of a commissary kitchen in Port Coquitlam, two young entrepreneurs hope to make a name for themselves with their special brand of Holy Mochi doughnuts.
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