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Montreal’s LCCHS Wolves make history with first-ever provincial basketball title

Montreal’s LCCHS Wolves make history with first-ever provincial basketball title

Montreal News

A championship run built on grit, endurance, and a roster that refused to break through exhaustion has ended in history

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On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Jewish community leader urges B.C. to stand up against antisemitism

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Jewish community leader urges B.C. to stand up against antisemitism

Vancouver News

A Jewish community leader in Vancouver is observing Holocaust Remembrance Day by asking British Columbians to stand up against hate

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Can Mayor Ken Sim hit a home run for Vancouver?

Can Mayor Ken Sim hit a home run for Vancouver?

Vancouver News

The mayor of Vancouver wants to bring Major League Baseball (MLB) to Vancouver and has introduced a motion to City

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From Olympic bronze to a children’s book: Rachel Homan meets fans in Montreal

From Olympic bronze to a children’s book: Rachel Homan meets fans in Montreal

Montreal News

It was a different kind of gathering inside the Royal Montreal Curling Club on Tuesday: no stones sliding down ice

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CBSA launches probe into possible dumping of Chinese plywood

CBSA launches probe into possible dumping of Chinese plywood

Vancouver News

The Canada Border Services Agency has launched a probe to determine if plywood is being subsidized or sold at unfair

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Vancouver Canucks host Fan Appreciation Night as they play last game on home ice

Vancouver Canucks host Fan Appreciation Night as they play last game on home ice

Vancouver News

The Vancouver Canucks are playing their final regular-season home game at Rogers Arena on Tuesday night, and the NHL team

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B.C. tables treaty legislation after 30-year negotiation with K’omoks First Nation

B.C. tables treaty legislation after 30-year negotiation with K’omoks First Nation

Vancouver News

A First Nation in British Columbia is one step closer to a fully ratified treaty after the province tabled implementation

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New supportive housing in Vancouver can connect Chinese seniors to the community, advocates say

New supportive housing in Vancouver can connect Chinese seniors to the community, advocates say

Vancouver News

New supportive housing that recently opened in Vancouver’s downtown will bring Chinese seniors one step closer to the community, according

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Surrey calling for public inquiry into Metro Vancouver’s governance, accountability

Surrey calling for public inquiry into Metro Vancouver’s governance, accountability

Vancouver News

The City of Surrey is calling for a public inquiry into concerns surrounding Metro Vancouver. Council voted unanimously on Monday

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Church-Wellesley Village proposing pedestrian-friendly space over the summer

Church-Wellesley Village proposing pedestrian-friendly space over the summer

Toronto News

Pedestrians may be taking over the heart of Church and Wellesley Village if a new proposal is approved by Toronto

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