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Return of passengers to Vancouver airport will be ‘bumpy, slow and unpredictable’

Return of passengers to Vancouver airport will be ‘bumpy, slow and unpredictable’

Passenger traffic at YVR down 72 per cent
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Local meets actor on Metro Vancouver film set (PHOTOS)

Local meets actor on Metro Vancouver film set (PHOTOS)

Hollywood North is back for 2022, and so are the star sightings!
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Here's what's on the menu at Nightshade, Vancouver's new vegan and vegetarian restaurant (PHOTOS)

Here's what's on the menu at Nightshade, Vancouver's new vegan and vegetarian restaurant (PHOTOS)

Globally-fuelled dishes with unexpected and unsung ingredients are in the spotlight here
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Staff, students walk out demanding SFU Burnaby return to online learning option amid COVID-19 surge

Staff, students walk out demanding SFU Burnaby return to online learning option amid COVID-19 surge

In-person studies resumed at the school today (Jan. 24)
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Car engine blows after N driver goes upwards of 200 km/h in Lower Mainland

Car engine blows after N driver goes upwards of 200 km/h in Lower Mainland

Police have charged the individual for excessive speeding, driving without consideration, and failing to display their N.
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Vancouver police seek suspect in random stabbing at coffee shop (VIDEO)

Vancouver police seek suspect in random stabbing at coffee shop (VIDEO)

WARNING: Some people may find the footage disturbing.
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Computer simulations may improve avalanche forecasting in the Sea to Sky and beyond

Computer simulations may improve avalanche forecasting in the Sea to Sky and beyond

Researchers from SFU find that snow cover models can improve forecasting, especially in areas where there aren't on-the-ground observations.
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Here is how much rain to expect in Metro Vancouver this week

Here is how much rain to expect in Metro Vancouver this week

Locals should expect a shift in the weather this week. ☔
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Could artificial intelligence help people survive one of the world's deadliest diseases?

Could artificial intelligence help people survive one of the world's deadliest diseases?

Sepsis is responsible for one in five deaths worldwide, and is likely an underlying cause of COVID-19 deaths. Now a Vancouver immunologist says he's found a key solution using artificial intelligence
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Vancouver dairy-free gelato shop confirms it's closing permanently

Vancouver dairy-free gelato shop confirms it's closing permanently

The dairy-free scoop shop and pint brand was unable to secure new owners, so they're saying goodbye.
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