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The Canucks’ fourth line could be a major difference-maker in 2024-25 season

The Canucks’ fourth line could be a major difference-maker in 2024-25 season

With added winger depth, the Canucks could put together a dangerous scoring fourth line next season.
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Two years later: Hiker reflects on life-altering incident in B.C. park

Two years later: Hiker reflects on life-altering incident in B.C. park

Woman injured by falling tree at Squamish's Shannon Falls Provincial Park.
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Province issues West Vancouver 30-day notice to conform with housing rules

Province issues West Vancouver 30-day notice to conform with housing rules

The Ministry of Housing singled out West Van as the only B.C. municipality to reject new small-scale multi-unit legislation
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Former Canuck Ryan Kesler takes part in NHL broadcast training camp

Former Canuck Ryan Kesler takes part in NHL broadcast training camp

Will Canucks fans see Ryan Kesler as an analyst on a future NHL broadcast?
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Police release photo, name of man killed in Surrey stabbing

Police release photo, name of man killed in Surrey stabbing

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says it is still working to determine the motive.
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BC United leader promises new SkyTrain to the North Shore

BC United leader promises new SkyTrain to the North Shore

In the run up to the provincial election this fall, Kevin Falcon is assuring voters he will also build a new 10-lane bridge to replace the Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing
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U.S. relaxes planned regulations for dogs crossing border from rabies-free countries

U.S. relaxes planned regulations for dogs crossing border from rabies-free countries

OTTAWA — The U.S. Centers for Disease Control has rolled over on plans to require dog owners crossing the border from Canada to fill out onerous paperwork this summer, the agency announced Monday.
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Mayors' Council salaries soar as B.C. politicians contemplate 'catastrophic' transit cuts

Mayors' Council salaries soar as B.C. politicians contemplate 'catastrophic' transit cuts

Mayors' Council is sounding the alarm on transit service cuts and demanding more money from the provincial and federal government purses; meanwhile, their remuneration has soared 79 per cent since 2019.
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Iranian volleyball great brings his passion to the North Shore

Iranian volleyball great brings his passion to the North Shore

Iraj Mozaffari, founder of the TOT Volleyball Club in North Vancouver, is a former captain and coach of the national team in Iran
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LRB dismisses Quest University Faculty Union's bid to have CapU its new employer

LRB dismisses Quest University Faculty Union's bid to have CapU its new employer

Labour Relations Board rules in Capilano University's favour: No succession from Quest University after unsuccessful faculty union bid.
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