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Unemployment rate in B.C. is the highest in a whopping 33 years

Unemployment rate in B.C. is the highest in a whopping 33 years

The Province’s total operating deficit for 2020-21 could be $12.5 billion, based on projections developed by the Ministry of Finance.
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Historic Vancouver convenience store on track for restoration, re-opening

Historic Vancouver convenience store on track for restoration, re-opening

One of the oldest corner stores in Vancouver is on the path to being restored and re-opened
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Hot, hot, hot: It is going to feel like 31°C in Vancouver tomorrow

Hot, hot, hot: It is going to feel like 31°C in Vancouver tomorrow

Keep your sunglasses handy.
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VPD investigate after 30-year-old man shot in South Vancouver

VPD investigate after 30-year-old man shot in South Vancouver

The victim died at the scene.
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Moving Strathcona Park tent city ‘doesn’t solve problem’ of homelessness in Vancouver

Moving Strathcona Park tent city ‘doesn’t solve problem’ of homelessness in Vancouver

Park board GM says revised bylaw not aimed at dismantling encampment in Strathcona Park
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More COVID-19 warnings issued for flights arriving at YVR

More COVID-19 warnings issued for flights arriving at YVR

The flights hailed from a mix of domestic and international origin cities
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Memorial fund set up to honour young Metro Vancouver athlete who drowned in Fraser River

Memorial fund set up to honour young Metro Vancouver athlete who drowned in Fraser River

A memorial fund to support underprivileged youth athletes in B.C. has been set up in the name of the late Kory Nagata
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Metro Vancouver man finds used disposable glove in Tim Hortons bag

Metro Vancouver man finds used disposable glove in Tim Hortons bag

"Disgusting doesn't quite cover it." 
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Three counts of second-degree murder laid in Langley house fire

Three counts of second-degree murder laid in Langley house fire

A 24-year-old man has been charged with the murders of his sister, mother and his mother's common-law partner in a house fire in Langley last month
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Rainbow crosswalk burnout not a hate crime, West Vancouver police say

Rainbow crosswalk burnout not a hate crime, West Vancouver police say

Police released surveillance video of the incident and asked for the public’s help in identifying the driver earlier this month.
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