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Playland reveals spooktacular new Halloween themed event coming this October

Playland reveals spooktacular new Halloween themed event coming this October

Guests will bear witness to incredible stunts, terrifying monsters, mutant carnivores and re-animated dolls 💀💀💀
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PARTIAL RECALL: Week of September 23, 2021

PARTIAL RECALL: Week of September 23, 2021

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Father urges people to get vaccinated after daughter, 29, dies of COVID-19

Father urges people to get vaccinated after daughter, 29, dies of COVID-19

The young woman died on Sept. 13
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Brandywine Boogie returns to Cheakamus

Brandywine Boogie returns to Cheakamus

The sixth annual Brandywine Boogie took place on Saturday after missing last year due to the pandemic
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Arts Whistler’s new exhibit is so much more than just bears and landscapes

Arts Whistler’s new exhibit is so much more than just bears and landscapes

We Heart Local Art features the diverse work of 24 Sea to Sky artists 
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Province asks how many paid sick days should be required: 3, 5 or 10?

Province asks how many paid sick days should be required: 3, 5 or 10?

Approximately half of employees in B.C. do not have employer-paid sick days, according to the province.
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Lower Mainland pair arrested after allegedly feeding Stanley Park coyotes

Lower Mainland pair arrested after allegedly feeding Stanley Park coyotes

The investigation is ongoing
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It's Sea Otter Awareness Week! (VIDEO)

It's Sea Otter Awareness Week! (VIDEO)

Did you know they have pockets? 🦦
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This Squamish man spent the summer looking for wildfire hotspots

This Squamish man spent the summer looking for wildfire hotspots

In the aftermath of active BC wildfires, Justin Perry piloted drones equipped with thermal imaging to search for potential fires not visible to the naked eye.
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From Afghanistan to B.C.: How one family escaped the Taliban

From Afghanistan to B.C.: How one family escaped the Taliban

B.C. is now home to 77 new Afghan families, with more to come by the end of the week.
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