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'City in transition': New York Times itinerary for tourists touches on Vancouver's 'thorny' issues

'City in transition': New York Times itinerary for tourists touches on Vancouver's 'thorny' issues

The DTES is described as an "area in transition where homelessness, drug use and gentrification remain a thorny challenge."
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Environment Canada releases 3-month Metro Vancouver summer forecast

Environment Canada releases 3-month Metro Vancouver summer forecast

Find out what to expect this year.
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North Vancouver Island school district faces sex abuse allegations

North Vancouver Island school district faces sex abuse allegations

The suit alleges a Port Hardy Secondary School teacher sexually abused the child starting in 1981 or 1984.
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B.C. extends deferral of old-growth logging in Vancouver Island's Fairy Creek

B.C. extends deferral of old-growth logging in Vancouver Island's Fairy Creek

The extension to Feb. 1, 2025, applies to the order issued two years ago at the request of the Pacheedaht First Nation.
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Net benefits to Canada went unquestioned in big forestry buyouts

Net benefits to Canada went unquestioned in big forestry buyouts

Canadian officials declined to say whether Paper Excellence, the country's largest forestry company, was linked to an overseas conglomerate.
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Pique's top 10 letters of the month

Pique's top 10 letters of the month

Whistler's best community submissions from May, as determined by you
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Massive sale: Fly out of the Lower Mainland for as little as $17

Massive sale: Fly out of the Lower Mainland for as little as $17

There are several routes included in the sale.
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Pemberton Youth Soccer Association continues to build post-pandemic momentum

Pemberton Youth Soccer Association continues to build post-pandemic momentum

The club treated more than 100 young players and 24 parent volunteers to professional coaching at its early May Jamboree event
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Opinion: How dare the RMOW close my personal favourite park?

Opinion: How dare the RMOW close my personal favourite park?

'Doesn’t the mayor see how this will affect me personally?'
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'Part of our culture': 68% of B.C. adults take part in outdoor recreation, says poll

'Part of our culture': 68% of B.C. adults take part in outdoor recreation, says poll

When it comes to accessing the outdoors in B.C., big gaps remain when it comes to gender, where you live, and how much money you make.
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