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“Blooming” Point Roberts business looking forward to Canadian customers

“Blooming” Point Roberts business looking forward to Canadian customers

It was back in August when the avid gardener decided to take her passion a step further
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Time Traveller: Burrard Dry Dock was the first Canadian shipyard to hire women

Time Traveller: Burrard Dry Dock was the first Canadian shipyard to hire women

On International Women’s Day, we honour their contributions during the war effort
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Burnaby stings snare 17 illegal ride-hailing drivers for $28,000 in fines

Burnaby stings snare 17 illegal ride-hailing drivers for $28,000 in fines

Ride hailing is legal if you have a proper licence
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IWTG: Sans Pettersson, Canucks power play wakes up and sparks third-period comeback over the Leafs

IWTG: Sans Pettersson, Canucks power play wakes up and sparks third-period comeback over the Leafs

For the first time all season, the Canucks won a game after trailing heading into the third period.
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'Check out' a stranger from a virtual human library this month

'Check out' a stranger from a virtual human library this month

Vancouver's Zee Zee Theatre company allows you to get up close and personal—online—until March 28.
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Is human food to blame for Metro Vancouver's aggressive urban coyotes?

Is human food to blame for Metro Vancouver's aggressive urban coyotes?

New research shows coyotes may become aggressive when feeding on a high carb, human diet
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How a Vancouver student is encouraging others to ditch disposable masks in favour of reusable options

How a Vancouver student is encouraging others to ditch disposable masks in favour of reusable options

Choosing a reusable mask 'is a small thing that we can do right now to stay safe at the same time as protecting our environment'
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Province commends non-profit for innovative ‘tech buddy’ program for seniors

Province commends non-profit for innovative ‘tech buddy’ program for seniors

The program teaches seniors how to use technology to keep in touch with each other
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Province doles out $9.5 million to Lower Mainland arts and culture organizations

Province doles out $9.5 million to Lower Mainland arts and culture organizations

In total 318 organizations received needed funding through the B.C. government’s plan for economic recovery
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Tourism Vancouver creates wildly colorful outdoor dancing exhibits throughout the city

Tourism Vancouver creates wildly colorful outdoor dancing exhibits throughout the city

The exhibitions were created with the intention to spread love around Vancouver and bring some joy to the city after a dark winter
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