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City of Vancouver launching ‘user-friendly’ zoning by-law

City of Vancouver launching ‘user-friendly’ zoning by-law

Coming this November, the revised Zoning and Development By-law is meant make regulations simpler and more consistent
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Retail roars back as consumers return to bricks-and-mortar

Retail roars back as consumers return to bricks-and-mortar

Vacancies fall below 2.5 per cent across Metro Vancouver as spending surges
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Agreement at premiers' meeting that health system needs to be rebuilt

Agreement at premiers' meeting that health system needs to be rebuilt

Health care, labour shortages and COVID-19 recovery are dominating a two-day meeting of premiers at the Fairmont Empress in Victoria this week.
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Photos: You can go camping with friendly alpacas at this adorable B.C. campsite

Photos: You can go camping with friendly alpacas at this adorable B.C. campsite

Turkeys, alpacas and horses - oh my! There are several unique offerings to browse.
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Chad Nychuk and Brett Brochu among defence and goalie invitees at Canucks camp

Chad Nychuk and Brett Brochu among defence and goalie invitees at Canucks camp

Getting to know the undrafted, unsigned defencemen and goaltenders at Canucks camp.
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Thousands of galaxies revealed in James Webb telescope's first image

Thousands of galaxies revealed in James Webb telescope's first image

Four more images will be released Tuesday morning.
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Images: Someone wants to redevelop a nearly 100-year-old downtown Vancouver building and this is what it'll look like

Images: Someone wants to redevelop a nearly 100-year-old downtown Vancouver building and this is what it'll look like

Neat! 📸
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Ex-speaker Plecas reacts to Craig James breach of public trust sentencing

Ex-speaker Plecas reacts to Craig James breach of public trust sentencing

Plecas worries what message is sent to deter public officials from pilfering the public purse.
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How Metro Vancouver plans to 'beat the heat' in social housing units

How Metro Vancouver plans to 'beat the heat' in social housing units

The new plan sees staff disseminating 'beat the heat' information to each household but no air conditioning mandate is envisioned.
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B.C. doctors stressed over medical dye shortage

B.C. doctors stressed over medical dye shortage

Nearly a month after the shutdown of a Shanghai facility, hospitals in B.C. are still lacking contrast dye that is crucial to some procedures.
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