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B.C. bus driver hailed as 'angel' after carrying injured raccoon off road

B.C. bus driver hailed as 'angel' after carrying injured raccoon off road

Sadly, the raccoon has died.
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Two bodies found in rubble of Vancouver SRO hotel ravaged in fire

Two bodies found in rubble of Vancouver SRO hotel ravaged in fire

Winters Hotel in Gastown was being demolished this week
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'Will probably cry': B.C. soccer fan heading to Qatar for World Cup

'Will probably cry': B.C. soccer fan heading to Qatar for World Cup

Brent Loewen will be taking his two sons to the matches. He describes himself as a "long-suffering fan of the Canadian men's soccer team since 1986."
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B.C. First Nation chief leads call to investigate RBC for allegedly misleading the public on climate change

B.C. First Nation chief leads call to investigate RBC for allegedly misleading the public on climate change

In an application to Canada's Competition Bureau, a group of environmentalists are calling for RBC to end its financing of fossil fuels and stop "deceiving the public."
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Nearly a third of educated young immigrants plan to leave Canada

Nearly a third of educated young immigrants plan to leave Canada

New data shows discontent with current government, cost of living and concerns over ‘discrimination/racism’ among recent newcomers aged 18 to 34
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More squid, less salmon — how climate change is impacting Vancouver's seafood menus

More squid, less salmon — how climate change is impacting Vancouver's seafood menus

In with the squid, out with the salmon? UBC researchers tracked down menus from 362 Vancouver restaurants stretching from 1880 to 2021 to find out how climate change is affecting local restaurant menus.
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Majority of Canadians view Queen in positive light — rest of Royal Family, not so much

Majority of Canadians view Queen in positive light — rest of Royal Family, not so much

For many Canadians, Queen Elizabeth II is the only British monarch they've ever known.
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North Vancouver Olympian Brodie Seger honoured for ALS advocacy

North Vancouver Olympian Brodie Seger honoured for ALS advocacy

Downhill skier given Leaders of Tomorrow Award for helmet design campaign that raised more than $18,000
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Saudan Couloir Extreme returns after two-year hiatus

Saudan Couloir Extreme returns after two-year hiatus

The iconic Blackcomb Mountain ski race, which got its start in the 1980s, returned to Whistler for the first time since 2019 on April 16
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Hardcore icons Comeback Kid co-headlining Whistler’s first punk show in ages

Hardcore icons Comeback Kid co-headlining Whistler’s first punk show in ages

Winnipeg band joins fellow hardcore stalwarts Cancer Bats and Misery Signals at Garf’s on April 24 
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