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From Chinatown to England: Where 15 things from Expo 86 ended up

From Chinatown to England: Where 15 things from Expo 86 ended up

A roller coaster in St. Louis, a UFO in Terrace and a massive piece of art in Barrie all came from Vancouver's big event
B.C. speeds up COVID-19 vaccine bookings; anyone 40+ eligible by May 11

B.C. speeds up COVID-19 vaccine bookings; anyone 40+ eligible by May 11

New shipments of vaccines to the province means faster pace for booking shots
How this family-run Vancouver vintage clothing store is thriving (VIDEO)

How this family-run Vancouver vintage clothing store is thriving (VIDEO)

One of Kingsgate Mall's hidden gems. đź‘— đź‘–
Coquitlam church calls on province to lift indoor worship ban

Coquitlam church calls on province to lift indoor worship ban

'Lift the ban,' reads a sign posted in protest outside of Westwood Community Church in Coquitlam. 'The church & spiritual care workers are essential.'
Vancouver Coastal Health announces COVID-19 vaccines now available for frontline workers

Vancouver Coastal Health announces COVID-19 vaccines now available for frontline workers

Priority frontline workers eligible for COVID vaccination include K-12 educational staff, first responders and grocery workers
How low can the Canucks go?

How low can the Canucks go?

The remainder of the Canucks season will determine how high they pick in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft.
Fraser Health warns of COVID-19 exposure at Surrey barbershop

Fraser Health warns of COVID-19 exposure at Surrey barbershop

A post on the barbershop Instagram account stated it would be closed May 5 due to an “electrical problem”
B.C. sets daily record for COVID-19 vaccinations, as hospitalizations decline

B.C. sets daily record for COVID-19 vaccinations, as hospitalizations decline

Province has fewest people actively battling infections in almost six weeks: 6,802.
B.C. reports 694 new COVID-19 cases in province, one new death

B.C. reports 694 new COVID-19 cases in province, one new death

On Thursday, British Columbia will cross the two-million mark for how many COVID-19 vaccines have been given to-date province-wide.
Vancouver's outdoor pools will open for May long weekend but details still being worked out

Vancouver's outdoor pools will open for May long weekend but details still being worked out

Staff are preparing in case later this summer pools can fully reopen
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