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Popular YouTube adventurer tackles B.C.'s Chilliwack River in raft made from deadfall wood

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An Australian YouTuber known for his eccentric adventures — such as eating only beans for 40 days, building items from junk wood and walking...

Demand for mental health service in Canada is climbing. So are wait times for specialists

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Cross Country Checkup1:53:00FULL EPISODE: How accessible are mental health services in Canada?After what her family endured, Christine Hodge says she sympathizes with Canadian families...

From makeshift memorials to found family: How video games can help forge powerful human bonds

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CBC Radio Specials48:57Connect to PlayWhen reports broke that actor Lance Reddick had died, John Rathiganthan knew he had to visit The Tower.Since 2014, Reddick...

For Canucks roster hopefuls, finishing holes are vital to improve scorecards

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Statue of WW1 soldier pushed off cenotaph in Surrey, B.C. as police look for vandal

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Police in Surrey, B.C. are seeking public information as they investigate an act of vandalism at the Cloverdale Cenotaph and Museum of Surrey, in...

CFL commissioner Ambrosie asks for SFU football program to continue in Canada

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CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie is petitioning for Simon Fraser University's football program to be allowed to continue in Canada.On Thursday, Simon Fraser president Joy...

Bo Horvat: Playing for excited Islanders fans 'a lot better than Vancouver'

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Vancouver Canucks Sports NHL Hockey The ex-Canucks captain,...

The Skate: Quinn Hughes sure looks like a captain

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Victoria's teacup tree brimming with beauty — and inspiration — in spring

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In the spring, Victoria is famous for the blossoms which burst into colour along city streets.However, one tree that attracts the attention of both...

After more than a century, Vancouver's 'bloody' anti-Asian riot still resonates

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More than a century ago, rioters smashed windows and destroyed the shops and homes of Asian Canadians in Vancouver.The anti-Asian riot of 1907 involved a mob of...

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