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He's 69 and he walks 10 km around this Vancouver park every day

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If you were to visit Winona Park in south Vancouver, you might notice a well-trodden path that envelops the park's three sports fields divided...

I can't give my mom the garden she deserves, but her flowers are as resilient as she is

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This First Person column is written by Tony Ho, who lives in Vancouver. For more information about CBC's First Person stories, please see the...

Firefighting needs 'all hands on deck' to keep up with wildfires

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What On Earth18:50Why we need “all hands on deck” in the fight against wildfires.It's going to take a full team effort to combat wildfires...

Portland 3, Vancouver 1: Timbers break Whitecaps unbeaten streak

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Vancouver Whitecaps Sports Soccer MLS The loss snapped...

B.C. Supreme Court orders end to anti-LGBTQ demonstrations on North Vancouver overpass

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The Supreme Court of British Columbia has granted the provincial government an injunction to stop persistent demonstrators' months-long display of "hateful" anti-trans and COVID-19 denial signs on a...

Ex-B.C. Housing CEO Shayne Ramsay no longer with Squamish Nation's development arm

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The former CEO of B.C. Housing is now out of the job that he held at the Squamish Nation's economic development arm, as the...

'Shrill' noise from Chilliwack pickleball courts forces neighbour to leave city for the summer

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Harpreet Dhawan says the noise coming from a pickleball court just a few metres away from her Chilliwack, B.C., home is tearing her family...

Celebrated Last Spike photo appears to feature only white men, but historians believe Wing Chung was there

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Christine Theriault has always taken great pride in her great-grandfather, who achieved remarkable success as an entrepreneur in the Interior of British Columbia after arriving...

Indigenous survivors say RCMP failed them while investigating abuse at Catholic day school

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WARNING: This story contains details of abuse.Richard Perry, 65, still has scars from abuse he said he suffered at the Immaculata Elementary day school...
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