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First Nations, UBC join Vancouver mayor in plea for $4-billion SkyTrain extension

First Nations, UBC join Vancouver mayor in plea for $4-billion SkyTrain extension

The announcement formalizes their long-held belief that extending the Broadway subway to UBC is needed to reduce congestion, fight climate change, boost the economy and move people efficiently along the west side corridor.
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IWTG: Jacob Markstrom starves the Sharks, Canucks have a third period feeding frenzy

IWTG: Jacob Markstrom starves the Sharks, Canucks have a third period feeding frenzy

Sometimes the mark of a good team is their ability to sleepwalk through most of a game, then find another gear to step up and still win.
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This couple climbed 4,500 ft. to skate on a breathtaking B.C. mountain lake (VIDEO)

This couple climbed 4,500 ft. to skate on a breathtaking B.C. mountain lake (VIDEO)

They waited two years to tackle the skate on the sky-high lake.
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Rapper pens single 'Glass' based on perspective of addicts on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside

Rapper pens single 'Glass' based on perspective of addicts on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside

“From talking to people and seeing how addiction rules lives, in a lot of ways, changed my life and inspired me to make art about it.”
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Vancouver forecast calls for a chance of snow this week

Vancouver forecast calls for a chance of snow this week

Cooler temperatures are in store for Metro Vancouver this weekend.
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REPORT: Canucks new rival NHL team in Seattle to be named the Kraken

REPORT: Canucks new rival NHL team in Seattle to be named the Kraken

Seattle will look to release the Kraken on the NHL starting in the 2021-22 season.
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You can now nominate Terry Fox to be on Canada's new $5 bill

You can now nominate Terry Fox to be on Canada's new $5 bill

The new $5 bill is expected to be in circulation in three or four years.
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Living near major traffic corridors increases risk of Parkinson’s, dementia, MS: UBC study

Living near major traffic corridors increases risk of Parkinson’s, dementia, MS: UBC study

"For the first time, we have a confirmed link between air pollution and traffic proximity with a higher risk of dementia, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and MS at the population level."
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SeaBus schedule to change temporarily during peak periods

SeaBus schedule to change temporarily during peak periods

Time for some maintenance work on the Burrard Otter II
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How vanlifers in B.C. are dealing with the winter season (VIDEO)

How vanlifers in B.C. are dealing with the winter season (VIDEO)

This is what it's like living on wheels in winter...
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