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Asian visitors slow to return to B.C. post-pandemic

Asian visitors slow to return to B.C. post-pandemic

Visitor counts from the continent in April were down 42.3 per cent from the same month in 2019
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The PNE has a new logo, but it’s not one of a kind

The PNE has a new logo, but it’s not one of a kind

The Pacific National Exhibition, which is now branded as simply PNE, has a new logo that looks like one that was used to promote an energy event in Russia
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Statistics Canada says Canadians travelled more to U.S. and overseas in April

Statistics Canada says Canadians travelled more to U.S. and overseas in April

OTTAWA — New figures from Statistics Canada show Canadians are taking more trips outside the country this year compared with 2022, but travel hasn't yet returned to pre-pandemic levels.
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B.C. fishing lodge practically empty, losing business from wildfire closure

B.C. fishing lodge practically empty, losing business from wildfire closure

"This was something we didn't see. Nobody could have predicted it,” says the owner of McKay Bay Lodge on Vancouver Island.
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Tourism Whistler launches new tours for summer

Tourism Whistler launches new tours for summer

Go Whistler Tours App offers 11 self-guided tours that allow visitors to dive deeper
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Stanley Park ranked on list of best attractions in the world

Stanley Park ranked on list of best attractions in the world

TripAdvisor rounded up the word's top places to visit.
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Amped in the Park returns to downtown Squamish

Amped in the Park returns to downtown Squamish

Squamish Arts says every Thursday from June 29 until Aug. 17, Junction Park and O’Siyam Pavilion will be filled with local performances.
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'A true Greek experience': Vancouver's massively popular Greek festival returns this weekend

'A true Greek experience': Vancouver's massively popular Greek festival returns this weekend

A vibrant Vancouver neighbourhood will be filled with the flavours of Greece for one whole day
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Deloitte study suggests Canadians lack trust in brands' sustainability claims

Deloitte study suggests Canadians lack trust in brands' sustainability claims

While most consumers believe in rewarding companies that accurately deliver on sustainability promises, a new study suggests their trust is lacking in the "green" claims made by brands.
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Vancouver's Chinese Canadian Museum opening for business July 1

Vancouver's Chinese Canadian Museum opening for business July 1

Government funding, private donations and earned revenue to finance operations
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