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Here's why you need to make a trip to this bucket-list B.C. hotel and restaurant

Here's why you need to make a trip to this bucket-list B.C. hotel and restaurant

For starters: Location, location, location.
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Are B.C.'s public universities, colleges considering a mandatory Indigenous Studies course?

Are B.C.'s public universities, colleges considering a mandatory Indigenous Studies course?

Earlier this month, an East Coast university made an Indigenous Studies course a mandatory graduation requirement.
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Opinion: The rise of ‘Dr. Google’: The risks of self-diagnosis and searching symptoms online

Opinion: The rise of ‘Dr. Google’: The risks of self-diagnosis and searching symptoms online

Searching symptoms online has become so common there is a name for the condition of health anxiety induced by self-diagnosis on the internet: Cyberchondria.
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The unique family dynamic: children ‘language brokering’ for their immigrant parents

The unique family dynamic: children ‘language brokering’ for their immigrant parents

When children move to Canada with their parents who don't speak English, they are often required to act as interpreters, both in language and culture.
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Free dog photography event at Richmond's McArthurGlen next week

Free dog photography event at Richmond's McArthurGlen next week

International Dog Day is celebrated on Aug.26.
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Where the heck can you drop off fabric for recycling in Metro Vancouver?

Where the heck can you drop off fabric for recycling in Metro Vancouver?

Hint: not many places.
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Most SFU football home games in 2022 moving to U.S. amid Canadian COVID-19 vaccination requirements

Most SFU football home games in 2022 moving to U.S. amid Canadian COVID-19 vaccination requirements

Four of SFU's six scheduled games in Burnaby will be played in Blaine, Wash., for the 2022 season.
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Artificial intelligence could make our food safer — but at what cost?

Artificial intelligence could make our food safer — but at what cost?

Food recalls can be seriously harmful — or even deadly — to consumers and the economy. But artificial intelligence could change all of that.
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Surrey police officer arrested on breach of trust charge, released on conditions

Surrey police officer arrested on breach of trust charge, released on conditions

The officer has not been named.
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Vancouver ex-TV anchor charged in cop assault elects jury trial

Vancouver ex-TV anchor charged in cop assault elects jury trial

A police officer suffered a broken leg in a January 2021 scuffle with a man allegedly refusing to wear a mandated mask when entering the downtown Vancouver Law Courts.
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