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Catch cabin fever with these 10 amazing summer reads

Catch cabin fever with these 10 amazing summer reads

Vancouver Public Library and V.I.A. have teamed up to help you discover new reads, hidden book gems and surprising literary finds. Check back every couple of weeks for the latest reading recommendations from the experts at Vancouver’s library.
Hadfield, Rogen, Virtue and Moir among Canada's Walk of Fame inductees

Hadfield, Rogen, Virtue and Moir among Canada's Walk of Fame inductees

Evan Goldberg, left, and Seth Rogen, co-writers and co-producers of “Sausage Party,” pose together for a portrait in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Aug. 2, 2016.
Food restrictions lifted in Belcarra Regional Park as bear leaves area

Food restrictions lifted in Belcarra Regional Park as bear leaves area

Photo @_bccos/Twitter The black bear that was sighted in Belcarra Regional Park appears to have left the area.
Premiers announce agreement in principle on flow of alcohol across borders

Premiers announce agreement in principle on flow of alcohol across borders

Northwest Territories Premier Bob McLeod, New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant, Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister, Newfound
Vancouver Coastal Health orders Trout Lake closed to swimming

Vancouver Coastal Health orders Trout Lake closed to swimming

Vancouver Park Board Thursday afternoon announced that Trout Lake has been closed to swimming and wading due to unsafe levels of E. coli.
In 1976, nine cows went overboard under the Lions Gate Bridge

In 1976, nine cows went overboard under the Lions Gate Bridge

Garth Lawrence trying to coax an exhausted cow from a West Vancouver beach, September 1976. Photo Jean Lawrence “It’s definitely the most bizarre incident that’s ever happened to me on the ocean.
Meet Colin Ross, a survivor of the opioid crisis

Meet Colin Ross, a survivor of the opioid crisis

colinross1 Colin Ross, 37, continues to battle a heroin addiction while pushing back against stereotypes associated to drug users, the homeless and people living with mental illness. Photo Dan Toulgoet Being Colin Ross can be complicated.
Grindr's ‘sugar daddy’ fraudster jailed

Grindr's ‘sugar daddy’ fraudster jailed

Surveillance images released by West Vancouver police show Christian Richardson at a local bank. He has now been sentenced to 15 months in jail for defrauding young men he picked up on the dating app Grindr.
Compact discs whither? Not so fast, say Vancouver indie record stores

Compact discs whither? Not so fast, say Vancouver indie record stores

Red Cat Records co-owner Dave Gowans thinks there’s still some room for CDs in today’s music marketplace. Photograph By JENNIFER GAUTHIER Oh, to be a CD in 2018. Streaming sites mock your apparent lack of convenience.
No easy ride for ride-hailing in B.C. as province delays implementation again

No easy ride for ride-hailing in B.C. as province delays implementation again

Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press The British Columbia government says it will ease into allowing ride-hailing services in the province, laying the groundwork for the new rides to enter the market as early as the fall of 2019.
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