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Docuseries featuring Vancouver Giants, Michael Bublé, Drew Scott coming soon (opens the original)
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With hockey season ramping up, a new show focusing on the Vancouver Giants is about to hit Amazon's streaming service Prime. Called Hometown Giants, the show takes a behind-the-scenes look at the team partly owned by singer Michael Bublé and Drew Scott of Property Brothers. The six-episode season will follow the team through the 2025-26 WHL season. (Spoiler alert: they didn't do very well). "With a new coach and General Manager leading the way, the series captures the bold front-office decisions
'Still nice out': Vancouver forecast shows mixed week followed by sunny, warm weekend (opens the original)
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After the rain leaves Vancouver on Tuesday afternoon, the week ahead looks "bland in a good way." That's according to Environment Canada meteorologist Jennifer Kowal, who adds that once the weekend arrives, it's looking sunny and warm (by early October standards). The heavy rains that hit Metro Vancouver overnight Monday will move on around lunchtime on Tuesday, Kowal says. Some showers and clouds will likely stick around for a bit, but things will improve for the National Day of Truth and Recon
Showers for the week, sunshine on the weekend in Metro Vancouver forecast (opens the original)
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It looks like Vancouver will have a sunny blip over the next few days that lines up with the weekend. Showers and rain are arriving in Metro Vancouver on Thursday (Sept. 24), according to Environment Canada meteorologist Matt Albers, but things will bounce back in less than 48 hours. A low-pressure system is headed to Vancouver from just west of Washington state, Albers explains, bringing with it showers and cooler temperatures. "It's moving to Vancouver this afternoon," he says. When the front
Vancouver library holding 'Dolly-Palooza' to celebrate the singer and literary advocate (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton may be better known as a country singer, but she also helped fund vaccine research during the COVID-19 pandemic, founded a production company that made Buffy the Vampire Slayer and donated so much money to a children's hospital they named it after her. She was also a massive supporter of literacy efforts, going so far as to create Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which has donated an estimated 300 million books to kids. So it makes sense the Vancouver Public Library is celebratin
Vancouver museum hosting bagful of Halloween events (opens the original)
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The Museum of Vancouver is going to be spooky busy this October. The local museum is hosting a series of Halloween events (alongside its usual activities), including a murder mystery and a comedy show. The unique venue for events will kick off the seasonal series with Murder at the Museum on Oct. 17. "A body in the hot tub. A chemist with no pulse. And a museum full of people who all claim they were elsewhere when poor Dr. Distillation took his final soak," reads a press release. "Guests are enc
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