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Barge Chilling Sign not to be replaced after traditional name painted on again

Barge Chilling Sign not to be replaced after traditional name painted on again

The parks board says it's developing new policy.
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Vancouver lawyer suspended 3- months despite self-reporting bookkeeping issues

Vancouver lawyer suspended 3- months despite self-reporting bookkeeping issues

A Vancouver lawyer has been suspended for three months after reporting her own error to the Law Society of B.C. even though no clients were harmed
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B.C. sees record COVID-19 hospitalizations; 22 new deaths

B.C. sees record COVID-19 hospitalizations; 22 new deaths

B.C. last week broadened the way that it counts the number of those in hospitals.
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Deaths of people with ‘no fixed address’ in Vancouver reaches 225 in five years

Deaths of people with ‘no fixed address’ in Vancouver reaches 225 in five years

BC Coroners Service expected to update report on province-wide homeless deaths within next month
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Locals step up for Betty White Challenge as Vancouver animal organizations see dogpile of donations

Locals step up for Betty White Challenge as Vancouver animal organizations see dogpile of donations

Jan. 17 would have been Betty White's 100 birthday.
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Man spots something burning in sky near Spanish Banks in Vancouver (VIDEO)

Man spots something burning in sky near Spanish Banks in Vancouver (VIDEO)

"I saw the thing high up in the sky and it was burning up," he said.
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Here is how much the average apartment costs to rent in Vancouver in January 2022

Here is how much the average apartment costs to rent in Vancouver in January 2022

Vancouver continues to see the highest rent in Canada for both one and two-bedroom apartments. 
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Vancouver police arrest man after he walked into a women's centre with a meat cleaver

Vancouver police arrest man after he walked into a women's centre with a meat cleaver

The VPD is thanking witnesses for their help
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M&M product recalled by Canadian government

M&M product recalled by Canadian government

M&M's cauliflower gratin has been recalled by the Canadian government's food inspection agency
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Protesters plan to block major highway exits in Vancouver starting Monday

Protesters plan to block major highway exits in Vancouver starting Monday

It's part of an ongoing plan to disrupt traffic across B.C. until the government stops old-growth logging
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