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Couples moving away from dining out on Valentine's Day and opting to order takeout or delivery from a restaurant

Couples moving away from dining out on Valentine's Day and opting to order takeout or delivery from a restaurant

Valentine’s Day bookings plummet over the past two years
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Barge grounded at Vancouver's English Bay in November storms to be disassembled

Barge grounded at Vancouver's English Bay in November storms to be disassembled

VANCOUVER — A barge that had been the subject of jokes and the star of many photos after becoming stuck on a popular Vancouver beach during a severe storm in November is on its way out.
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Elevated risk of spring flooding in some parts of B.C., says River Forecast Centre

Elevated risk of spring flooding in some parts of B.C., says River Forecast Centre

Nearly two-thirds of the annual B.C. snow pack has typically accumulated by early February
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Feds extend public comment period for controversial Roberts Bank port expansion

Feds extend public comment period for controversial Roberts Bank port expansion

One month extension for public comment period for the controversial Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project
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Man who took daughters from Salmon Arm has been arrested, well-being of teenaged sisters confirmed

Man who took daughters from Salmon Arm has been arrested, well-being of teenaged sisters confirmed

Police say Caleb Gerbrandt has been arrested and his daughters are well
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Census shows B.C.'s population hit five million after 7.6 per cent growth

Census shows B.C.'s population hit five million after 7.6 per cent growth

VANCOUVER — Canada's latest census shows British Columbia had the second-highest population growth among the provinces, but realtors and buyers say an influx of people has created fiercer-than-ever competition for real estate.
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B.C. Ferries bringing in fuel surcharge starting in March

B.C. Ferries bringing in fuel surcharge starting in March

Rising fuel prices have prompted B.C. Ferries to bring in a fuel surcharge averaging one per cent starting March 1.
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Case of drugs allegedly being imported into Metro Vancouver moves toward trial

Case of drugs allegedly being imported into Metro Vancouver moves toward trial

Allegations that two men were involved in importing drugs into the Lower Mainland, including opium and a form of fentanyl, are making their way toward trial
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BC Ferries adding one per cent to cost of travel

BC Ferries adding one per cent to cost of travel

Fuel surcharge to be levied as of March 1
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RCMP warn of broken glass left with dog treats in North Vancouver park

RCMP warn of broken glass left with dog treats in North Vancouver park

Police asking for tips after potentially deadly mixture found on trail near Mosquito Creek
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