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Vancouver artist behind 'Beloved Ghosts' sculptures having first solo show

Vancouver artist behind 'Beloved Ghosts' sculptures having first solo show

The artwork is made in memory of those lost to overdose and police violence.
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A new AI-themed Halloween experience is coming to Vancouver

A new AI-themed Halloween experience is coming to Vancouver

It's a 'dystopian ride into the rabbit hole of AI'
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Huge ski and snowboard swap happening in Vancouver this month

Huge ski and snowboard swap happening in Vancouver this month

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Vancouverites react to record high gas prices as the pumps read $2.41/L

Vancouverites react to record high gas prices as the pumps read $2.41/L

Reactions range from upset to downright livid.
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Is it time to rename Indian Arm? Port Moody thinks so

Is it time to rename Indian Arm? Port Moody thinks so

Belcarra Regional Park was renamed təmtəmíxʷtən last year; should Indian Arm also get a new name?
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Province to expand pharmacists' prescribing powers, add med-school seats

Province to expand pharmacists' prescribing powers, add med-school seats

Beginning Oct. 14, pharmacists will be allowed to administer and renew up to two years a wider range of prescriptions for people without a family doctor
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I Watched This Game: Kuzmenko’s three-point night not enough to sink the Kraken

I Watched This Game: Kuzmenko’s three-point night not enough to sink the Kraken

Andrei Kuzmenko looked like a young Sergei Shirokov on Thursday night at Rogers Arena.
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Promoter of cancelled Vancouver electric car race being sued for $3.4M

Promoter of cancelled Vancouver electric car race being sued for $3.4M

The first of five annual Canadian E-Fests was scheduled for June 30-July 2, and its cancellation led to a sports ticketing and travel company suing the promoter of the Vancouver electric car race.
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Vancouver to rename street on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Vancouver to rename street on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Kitsilano's Trutch Street — which was named after B.C.'s first lieutenant-governor Sir Joseph William Trutch — will be given a new name that has yet to be announced.
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Woman in Richmond armed kidnapping gets almost 6 years in jail

Woman in Richmond armed kidnapping gets almost 6 years in jail

“I will be using the remorse and regret I feel every day as motivation to change for the better,” said Ashley Smith.
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