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VIDEO/STORY: Engineers shake table for safer Vancouver buildings and schools
A moving platform, which shook a seven-foot-high rack of electronic equipment and seismic sensors during a demonstration Friday, is a key tool to help create safer buildings and schools in B.C.
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Residents say Hydro lied
RIDGEWAY residents say BC Hydro used "disingenuous tactics and outright lies" in describing its plans to renovate the East Fourth Street electrical substation...
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Soccer academy takes provincial body to BC Supreme Court
Richmond-based TSS soccer academy has filed a lawsuit against the game's provincial governing body BC Soccer.
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Group wants motel turned into housing
Vancouver's Portland Hotel Society wants Burnaby to "turn the light on" to address homelessness in the city.
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Community Calendar: Giddyup
Cloverdale ... This event doesn’t take place in Vancouver, but I know a lot of city slickers will be interested...
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VAM students in for more with Fewer the violinist
Juno-award winning violinist Mark Fewer remembers how the old Orford String Quartet influenced him and his classmates...
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