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B.C. golf courses eye new markets to bolster rebound

B.C. golf courses eye new markets to bolster rebound

It’s been a decade in the rough for many B.C. golf courses, but hopes are high for the upcoming summer season.
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Fewer rounds played at B.C.’s public golf courses

Fewer rounds played at B.C.’s public golf courses

Average decrease at province’s largest golf courses in 2017 was 4% compared with 2016
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B.C. salmon still reeling in tourists

B.C. salmon still reeling in tourists

Sport fishing generates close to $1b in revenue for the province
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YVR forbids passenger-rights group FlightClaim.ca from advertising at the airport

YVR forbids passenger-rights group FlightClaim.ca from advertising at the airport

Airport authority claims the group’s business is incompatible with the airport’s “guiding principles”
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Potential buyer makes takeover bid for Roundhouse Radio

Potential buyer makes takeover bid for Roundhouse Radio

Radio station says it will cease broadcasting May 6
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World-class Titanic exhibition comes to Richmond (with photos)

World-class Titanic exhibition comes to Richmond (with photos)

The Titanic, once thought ‘unsinkable’, was the world’s largest ship but was destroyed after colliding with an iceberg on its maiden voyage in 1912.
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Burnaby Blues + Roots Festival lineup unveiled

Burnaby Blues + Roots Festival lineup unveiled

Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats headline this year’s event
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Post-Sedins outlook for Vancouver Canucks is mixed

Post-Sedins outlook for Vancouver Canucks is mixed

Departure leaves leadership vacuum but frees up US$14 million in salary for the NHL team
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Creative development makes inroads in Vancouver TV industry

Creative development makes inroads in Vancouver TV industry

Corner Gas Animated producers among the few companies with writers’ rooms in city
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B.C. gaming industry preps for global eSports tournament

B.C. gaming industry preps for global eSports tournament

The International Dota 2 Championships move to Vancouver after six years in Seattle
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