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Highly-anticipated intimate restaurant set to open this week in East Vancouver

Highly-anticipated intimate restaurant set to open this week in East Vancouver

One of this year's most highly-anticipated restaurant openings is on the immediate horizon after a lengthy delay
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Century-old Vancouver butcher adding 50-seat restaurant to shop

Century-old Vancouver butcher adding 50-seat restaurant to shop

It's the oldest business on Kitsilano's West 4th Avenue, and now something very exciting is happening at Jackson's Meat + Deli .
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B.C.'s COVID-19 restrictions clash with rights of migrant workers: advocacy group

B.C.'s COVID-19 restrictions clash with rights of migrant workers: advocacy group

Mexican workers who claim they were fired and repatriated in late June for requesting a visit from migrant support workers are speaking out
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Vancouver's ‘Condo King’ derides Burnaby’s Metrotown as ‘not liveable’

Vancouver's ‘Condo King’ derides Burnaby’s Metrotown as ‘not liveable’

“It is not liveable, it is not walkable - it’s a hodgepodge the way it was put together.”
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Vancouver park board readies to vote on public drinking in parks

Vancouver park board readies to vote on public drinking in parks

Tonight they'll finally vote on a pilot program to allow drinking in nearly two dozen city-managed parks
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15-year-old North Vancouver surfer saves pal who had seizure in Tofino waves

15-year-old North Vancouver surfer saves pal who had seizure in Tofino waves

“I remember yelling: ‘Get on my board, get on my board, I know how to get us out of this.’ But he wasn’t hearing me. He was just saying ‘help’ over and over.”
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Police, BC Coroners Service investigate possible Cultus Lake drowning

Police, BC Coroners Service investigate possible Cultus Lake drowning

The BC Coroners Services confirmed that a male died, but says the circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation
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'Be more like the Hells Angels,' trademark-seeking companies urged

'Be more like the Hells Angels,' trademark-seeking companies urged

Motorcycle club’s trademark protections recognized in legal battle
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Feds announce $625M for child-care spaces as economy reopens

Feds announce $625M for child-care spaces as economy reopens

It’s not yet known how much of the total $625 million will be given to each province
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‘I’m lost without it’: Face masks a challenge for people who rely on reading lips

‘I’m lost without it’: Face masks a challenge for people who rely on reading lips

Sarah-Jane Redmond didn’t realize how much she relied on lip-reading until almost everyone around her started wearing masks.
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