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Coyote spotted aggressively chasing several children in Vancouver

Coyote spotted aggressively chasing several children in Vancouver

While they have been spotted in the Metro Vancouver area for many years, there seems to be a spike in recent coyote sightings.
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Park & Tilford Gardens has been delighting North Shore visitors for 50 years

Park & Tilford Gardens has been delighting North Shore visitors for 50 years

There was flora and there was fauna. Visitors to Park & Tilford Gardens in the ’60s and ’70s might remember an aviary which had sulphur-crested cockatoos.
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Independents could hold key to Trump’s White House future

Independents could hold key to Trump’s White House future

This week marks Donald Trump’s second anniversary as president of the United States, and independents may have an impact on his future in the White House.
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Vancouver man charged with sex assault, unlawful confinement in West End attack

Vancouver man charged with sex assault, unlawful confinement in West End attack

A Vancouver man is facing several charges in a West End sex assault dating back to November.
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Vancouver police officer charged with dangerous driving

Vancouver police officer charged with dangerous driving

A Vancouver police officer is facing a charge of dangerous driving after an on-duty collision last year that seriously injured a pedestrian.
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White Rock pier repair could cost a whopping $16.2 million

White Rock pier repair could cost a whopping $16.2 million

In December, powerful winds cut the White Rock pier in half during a massive storm. Now, a report says that the pier could cost over $16 million to repair.
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Vancouver restaurant owners think beyond salary to recruit, retain staff

Vancouver restaurant owners think beyond salary to recruit, retain staff

Restaurant owners are using innovative strategies to recruit and retain workers as they grapple with B.C.’s 4.4 per cent unemployment rate.
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$20 million in annual funding allocated for First Nations language and culture programs

$20 million in annual funding allocated for First Nations language and culture programs

The $20 million will go towards supporting First Nations language and culture programs and the introduction of an all-day junior kindergarten program.
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Sir Paul McCartney to play epic show in Vancouver this July

Sir Paul McCartney to play epic show in Vancouver this July

He's one of the most famous people on the planet, and this summer Sir Paul McCartney will play an epic concert in Vancouver.
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Cops hunting for washroom pervert suspect in Richmond

Cops hunting for washroom pervert suspect in Richmond

Richmond RCMP are asking for help in identifying a 'washroom pervert' suspected of photographing a woman in a casino washroom.
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