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Argyle Pipers win bronze at World School Cheerleading Championships

Argyle Pipers win bronze at World School Cheerleading Championships

The squad travelled to the ESPN Sports Center in Orlando, Fla. to compete alongside 1,200 registered teams
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Invictus Games Vancouver-Whistler announces first commercial sponsor

Invictus Games Vancouver-Whistler announces first commercial sponsor

Vancouver and Whistler are due to host the first-ever winter Invictus Games in 2025
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Column: New reconciliation holiday is for healing, learning and remembrance

Column: New reconciliation holiday is for healing, learning and remembrance

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is now a provincial statutory holiday.
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North Vancouver's Coles brothers were war time flyers

North Vancouver's Coles brothers were war time flyers

Eighty years on, we pay tribute to the heroism of Art and George Coles
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Ryan Reynolds gives heartfelt tribute to Canadian hero Terry Fox

Ryan Reynolds gives heartfelt tribute to Canadian hero Terry Fox

"Terry Fox inspired millions in life and death."
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Locals crowd Seaside Centre for Seniors Advocate town hall

Locals crowd Seaside Centre for Seniors Advocate town hall

More than 130 Sunshine Coast seniors and their representatives crowded into the Seaside Centre on Feb. 6 for a town hall meeting with Isobel Mackenzie, BC’s Seniors Advocate.
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February is Black History Month

February is Black History Month

Celebrate Black Canadians like Harry Jerome, who was named B.C.'s Athlete of the Century in 1971
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Squamish reducing some fees for vacation-rental hosts

Squamish reducing some fees for vacation-rental hosts

The municipality conducted its annual review of the program, and the District council voted unanimously in favour of making several changes recommended by staff.
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The Soup Meister's Nephew to carry on legacy of beloved North Vancouver chef

The Soup Meister's Nephew to carry on legacy of beloved North Vancouver chef

The new business is expected to open at Lonsdale Quay this year in the same location as Ralf Dauns's soup counter
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Explosives experts back in North Van seeking unexploded bombs

Explosives experts back in North Van seeking unexploded bombs

In 2018, they found 200 kilograms of military remnants at the former Blair Rifle Range in Seymour. Now they’re back to look for more.
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