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What will Vancouver look like now FIFA World Cup has moved on?According to a Vancouver host committee spokesperson, event-related dressing, including most banners and some wayfinding signage, will remain in place until late July.CanadaJul 8
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Vancouver shines for Team Canada’s 1st game at BC Place: ‘This was the best’Victoria residents Dallas Nicholls and Nahoa Kahakauwila attended the game at BC Place and said the atmosphere inside and outside BC Place was electric.SportsJun 19
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City of Vancouver warns about parking scams, and how to avoid themIf you receive a city-issued ticket, it will be mailed or the ticket will be directly on the vehicle; the ticket will not be sent out by text message.CanadaJun 19
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Vancouver sees successful start of FIFA World Cup, finds stolen Canada jerseyTransLink recorded its busiest Saturday ridership for a BC Place event since the 2010 Olympics as thousands relied on transit to get to and from the game.SportsJun 15
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Charges upgraded to murder in fatal Vancouver crash that killed seniorTadd Bali is now facing one count each of second-degree murder and attempted murder, as well as two counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing bodily harm.CrimeJun 12
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Victim in B.C. road rage incident caught on video says he’s no longer the same personAt a sentencing hearing in Vancouver Provincial Court Tuesday, Crown counsel said Kevin Prichard drove his vehicle over Gohkan Peksoy.CrimeJun 10
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Vancouver hotel rooms, FIFA World Cup game tickets still available with days to goTickets are still available for the first of seven matches in Vancouver and as of Tuesday, there were tickets available for about $400 each.EconomyJun 9
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Vancouver cleaned up ahead of FIFA World Cup startingOn the Granville Street strip, which is now closed to vehicles and buses, every piece of trash is being picked up and a hand-washing station has been installed.CanadaJun 8
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Vancouver bars, restaurants ready for FIFA fans as police prepare for any hooligansGranville Street is now closed to buses and vehicles through July 26 for the World Cup pedestrian zone and bars and restaurants are getting ready.LifestyleJun 8
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‘Billionaire greed’: Some Vancouver businesses concerned about FIFA World CupThe owners and operators of three Vancouver businesses are already experiencing challenges with the influence that the World Cup has on the city.EconomyJun 8
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