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Metro Vancouver’s 1.1-km tunnel under Burrard Inlet now complete

Metro Vancouver’s 1.1-km tunnel under Burrard Inlet now complete

Tunnel will be used to bring clean drinking water from the North Shore to communities throughout the region
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Lululemon competitor Athleta opens first Canadian store at Park Royal

Lululemon competitor Athleta opens first Canadian store at Park Royal

Fast-growing Gap Inc. division has 200 stores in the U.S.
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This breathtaking B.C. hotel was ranked one of the best in the world

This breathtaking B.C. hotel was ranked one of the best in the world

Have you been? 🌊🌊
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You can shoot arrows at live orcs in the woods at this terrifying haunted adventure (PHOTOS)

You can shoot arrows at live orcs in the woods at this terrifying haunted adventure (PHOTOS)

"More monsters, longer course, more adventure."
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7-month-old puppy suffers broken jaw after dog attack: BC SCPA

7-month-old puppy suffers broken jaw after dog attack: BC SCPA

Despite the trauma he has experienced, Daryl is a "happy-go-lucky pup" who loves everyone.
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COVID recovery and child care are Opposition targets as B.C. legislature returns

COVID recovery and child care are Opposition targets as B.C. legislature returns

VICTORIA — The COVID-19 pandemic and the British Columbia government's economic recovery plans are expected to be key issues in legislature in the coming weeks as politicians return Monday for the fall sitting.
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B.C. woman dies after sedan hits farm vehicle

DELTA, B.C. — A woman has died after her car crashed into a farm vehicle in Delta, B.C., on Friday night. Delta police say they were called to reports of a collision on Highway 17A to assist emergency crews.
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Whistler, B.C., resident fined $60,000 for feeding black bears

Whistler, B.C., resident fined $60,000 for feeding black bears

WHISTLER, B.C. — A Whistler, B.C., woman has been hit with a $60,000 fine after feeding bulk produce to bears over the course of one summer. The B.C.
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Marine heat waves could wipe out fish stocks, UBC study finds

Marine heat waves could wipe out fish stocks, UBC study finds

VANCOUVER — A new study from the University of British Columbia says extreme temperatures caused by climate change will eliminate hundreds of thousands of tonnes from the world's fishery catch in addition to decreasing fish stocks.
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Whistler woman handed $60K fine in landmark bear-feeding case

Whistler woman handed $60K fine in landmark bear-feeding case

Zuzana Stevikova had been feeding black bears throughout summer of 2018
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