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Embattled MP Blair Wilson follows an ancient pilgrimage route to a cathedral in Spain and returns prepared to resume his own political journey.
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Sweet deal for Purdy's and Rogers' Chocolates
Purdy's Chocolates of Vancouver and Rogers' Chocolates of Victoria have partnered up in a sweet deal with the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games.
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Stop tossing! Canadian beach cleanup finds 270,000 cigarette butts
RTNDA RTNDA Stop tossing! Canadian beach cleanup finds 270,000 cigarette butts Cigarette butts litter a typical street corner News1130 photo Wednesday, August 20 - 01:04:24 PM Mike Hanafin/Katharine Kitts ...
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Melamed to promote Whistler in Beijing
Mayor Ken Melamed is in China this week to help host a reception at the B.C.-Canada Pavilion, promote Whistler to the world and perhaps learn a few things to apply to the 2010 Games planning process.
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For the past few days I've been vacationing in Victoria, BC. It's not my first trip here, but it might as well be.
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Wooden boats set sail on Granville Island
There's something about a wooden boat people love, says the executive director of the Vancouver Wooden Boat Festival, which starts tomorrow on Granville Island.
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The jaunty little Aquabus that I step onto at the end of Vancouver's Hornby Street sets the tone for an afternoon's exploration very nicely: fun crayon-box colours decorate its hull; the operator offers ...
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Tourism numbers dropped sharply in Canada in June
RTNDA RTNDA Tourism numbers dropped sharply in Canada in June News1130 file photo Monday, August 18 - 02:56:03 PM Katharine Kitts/Mike Hanafin VANCOUVER - The stronger Canadian dollar and high gas prices are ...
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Homeless moved into Vancouver hotels
Homeless people camping at Oppenheimer Park were relocated to three hotels in the Downtown Eastside.
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With award-winning sommelier and restaurateur Sebastian Le Goff running the show, and U.K. ex-pat chef Neil Taylor in the kitchen, this Moda Hotel jewel defies Italian-eatery conventions in terms of interior ...
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Great Head - What, no espresso beer?
Folks from the Prairies don't really get Vancouver. I know I don't. There's no questioning the beauty of the city, with the mountains and the Pacific Ocean.
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Maasai children after receiving a gift of crayons.
Classic vistas like those made famous in the film Out of Africa and deluxe beach resorts invite visitors When most people go to Kenya from Canada they go for one reason: a safari.
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B.C. Premier says Downtown Eastside will be better for 2010
"I believe we will see significant improvements," Mr. Campbell said of the notorious urban blight in the centre of the city, riddled with drug addicts, the homeless, the mentally ill, grim rooming houses and ...
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Throngs of people of all ages came together yesterday at the 35th annual Three Chariots Festival of the Hare Krishna faith.
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Kenya offers much more than wild safaris
When most people go to Kenya from Canada, they go for one reason: A safari. Yet Kenya offers much more -- including incredible beaches that rival anything in the Pacific, Caribbean or Mediterranean.
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C's play and pray for 2008 profit
It's early August and the boys of summer are in full swing at Nat Bailey Stadium.
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Design exchange: Rethinking the architecture of Canadian cities
Nine prominent Canadians critique the architecture of the cities they live in: VANCOUVER Martha Sturdy is the principal and CEO of Martha Sturdy Design Inc., where she designs and manufactures furniture, home ...
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A colourful piece of Squamish history is finally falling into place now that the Squamish Historical Society has tracked down Ken Barbour, an 85-year-old logging cartoonist and historian whose family cleared ...
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Self-indulgence: Canadian clothing brand Narcissist Design Co. is holding its bi-annual warehouse sale at three different locations in the Lower Mainland: Aug.
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Vancouver's a charming, walkable city
Editor's Note: Michael Cleary, former travel columnist for The Piedmonter, has submitted this guest column.
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