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Vancouver Aquarium tickets sell out in 'overwhelming' display of support since announcing closure

Vancouver Aquarium tickets sell out in 'overwhelming' display of support since announcing closure

There is no reopening date set for the Vancouver Aquarium
Police put an end to getaway plans of two Port Coquitlam sheep

Police put an end to getaway plans of two Port Coquitlam sheep

A couple of ‘baaad sheep’ were briefly causing traffic chaos after breaking out of their pen
UPDATE: Senior missing from Vancouver care home found safe

UPDATE: Senior missing from Vancouver care home found safe

Lawrence Hordy has been located and is safe
Traffic control worker assaulted by man on bicycle with weapon: RCMP

Traffic control worker assaulted by man on bicycle with weapon: RCMP

The female victim has been transported to an area hospital with unknown injuries.
B.C. confirms 104 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 5,952

B.C. confirms 104 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 5,952

There has been one new health-care facility outbreak at Surrey Memorial Hospital
Public warned of possible COVID-19 exposure at Vancouver mixed martial arts gym

Public warned of possible COVID-19 exposure at Vancouver mixed martial arts gym

The health authority is asking anyone who visited the studio from Aug. 18 to 28 to self-monitor for symptoms
Vancouver's Nigel Howard paves way as instructor of first ASL class at UBC

Vancouver's Nigel Howard paves way as instructor of first ASL class at UBC

Until now, no UBC American Sign Language courses have been taught for credit
Five Vancouver Public Library branches will reopen to the public next week

Five Vancouver Public Library branches will reopen to the public next week

Half of Vancouver’s 21 public library locations to be open to the public Tuesday
Employee of popular Commercial Drive restaurant tests positive for COVID-19

Employee of popular Commercial Drive restaurant tests positive for COVID-19

Latin-inspired Havana eatery remains closed to the public
Vancouver fried chicken spot Juke closes temporarily after employee tests positive for COVID-19

Vancouver fried chicken spot Juke closes temporarily after employee tests positive for COVID-19

A popular fried chicken restaurant in Vancouver has opted to close up shop temporarily after an employee tested positive for COVID-19. Juke Fried Chicken shared the news on its Instagram account.
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