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Book examines mysterious life of legendary B.C. skier turned recluse

Book examines mysterious life of legendary B.C. skier turned recluse

Dag Aabye is a legend in British Columbia's ski and marathon communities who has spent the past two decades living off the grid in a school bus.
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'This will make me less stressed': Metro Vancouver family heading on vacation after $500,000 lotto win

'This will make me less stressed': Metro Vancouver family heading on vacation after $500,000 lotto win

“Everyone was so happy” for her win, she says.
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Weezer, Third Eye Blind headlining Ambleside Music Festival

Weezer, Third Eye Blind headlining Ambleside Music Festival

There’s a strong 90s theme in this year’s line-up.
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Editorial: Food banks are a tourniquet when we need a cure

Editorial: Food banks are a tourniquet when we need a cure

With record numbers of North Shore residents relying on food banks, it's time to seriously look for more permanent solutions
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North Van RCMP investigating Rottweiler attack on senior

North Van RCMP investigating Rottweiler attack on senior

The 91-year-old was rushed to hospital after being knocked to the ground and bitten by the dog, which has a history of aggressive behaviour.
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No change in May 1 tax deadline despite labour dispute

No change in May 1 tax deadline despite labour dispute

Canada Revenue Agency says it will accept all returns during the labour disruption and digitally filed taxes will generally be processed automatically “without delay.”
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ChatGPT offers insight on AI opportunities in B.C. shipping sector

ChatGPT offers insight on AI opportunities in B.C. shipping sector

ChatGPT ponders the pros and cons of letting artificial intelligence loose in the global supply chain
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Conflicts likely when regulated create rulebook

Conflicts likely when regulated create rulebook

West Van’s decision to write its own code of conduct smacks of hubris
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Data points: B.C. home sales register first back-to-back monthly gain in a year

Data points: B.C. home sales register first back-to-back monthly gain in a year

Housing sales had another robust month in March following February’s rebound
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Les Leyne: B.C. has ‘strictest’ bail policy? Where’s the proof?

Les Leyne: B.C. has ‘strictest’ bail policy? Where’s the proof?

If an early look at partial data doesn’t conclusively prove anything, how can they claim it’s the strictest policy in Canada?
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