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Is BC Place really up for sale? The province says it's listening (opens the original)
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Buying BC Place had been a discussion that remained in the stands for years. Apparently, it’s now being discussed by the province. The B.C. government says it's willing to listen to offers on the future of the provincially owned stadium, though there's been no formal bid yet to buy BC Place. This discussion follows Vancouver's successful hosting of the FIFA World Cup and the Vancouver Whitecaps' quest for a new owner. So far there are two potential bidders. In an effort to find a long-term home
Everything you need to know about the upcoming fireworks at English Bay (opens the original)
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If you somehow missed the fireworks display that kicked off the month across Metro Vancouver, don’t worry — there’s another chance for you to catch them on the last day of July on the waterfront. The City of Vancouver will host Summer Lights in English Bay on Friday (July 31). It's a free, one-night fireworks celebration produced by BrandLIVE with support from the city's parks board. Want to avoid the crowd and catch the fireworks from a bar? Here are four places on English Bay offering seating
Metro Vancouver’s new trolleybus is cooler, smarter and can drive off the wires (opens the original)
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If you've spotted a sleek blue trolleybus quietly cruising around Metro Vancouver, you might have seen the future of public transit. TransLink's latest 40-foot trolleybus has arrived and is now being road-tested across the region's trolley network in preparation for entering service in September. The new fleet includes several enhancements to the levels of comfort, accessibility and reliability. The biggest change is an onboard battery that recharges while the bus is in motion, allowing it to tr
Meet Canadian Bacon, the abandoned seal pup rescued near Bowen Island (opens the original)
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A baby harbour seal named "Canadian Bacon" got a second chance at life when it was rescued near Bowen Island Tuesday evening. A visitor to the island had noticed a lone, distressed seal pup around 5 p.m. on the shoreline at Seymour Bay, near Cowan Point. The Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society (VAMMR) and the Vancouver Police Department's Marine Unit immediately sprung into action, according to a VPD news release. VPD deployed a marine vessel and transported three veterinary technici
Kimchi, K-pop and Korean culture collide at Metro Vancouver festival next month (opens the original)
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This August, Coquitlam is bringing a slice of Korea to Metro Vancouver. The Kimchi & K-Food Festival returns on Aug. 28 and 29, to Town Centre Park, featuring two days of Korean food, live entertainment and engaging cultural activities. Organizers expect more than 120,000 attendees this year, up from the 80,000 folks who came through last year's debut. The festival, themed "Taste, Enjoy and Unite," has quickly grown into Western Canada's largest Korean food and cultural celebration. The event is
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