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KD Poutine is now Canada’s national dish, and it’s coming to Metro Vancouver

KD Poutine is now Canada’s national dish, and it’s coming to Metro Vancouver

Move over Nanaimo Bars. Take a hike, Timbits. The Twitterverse has spoken, and our country’s new “national dish” is a mash-up of two undeniable leaders in Canadian comfort foods: Kraft Dinner* (aka KD) and Poutine.
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B.C. gas prices may affect travel, other consumer behaviours this summer: Report

B.C. gas prices may affect travel, other consumer behaviours this summer: Report

Metro Vancouver's gas prices - while seeing somewhat of a lull from record-highs in April- could still play a heavy role in the way residents spend their consumer dollars this summer.
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All digital grab-and-go restaurant now open in Vancouver

All digital grab-and-go restaurant now open in Vancouver

No tables, no cash, no storefront at Tractor Digital
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Early bird tickets for Great Canadian Beer Festival on sale now!

Early bird tickets for Great Canadian Beer Festival on sale now!

Early bird discounted tickets for the 27th annual Great Canadian Beer Festival are on sale now, but only if you’re a member of the Victoria Beer Society.
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This new ramen bar melds Japanese tradition with modern west coast in North Vancouver

This new ramen bar melds Japanese tradition with modern west coast in North Vancouver

Ramen lovers in Vancouver have long been able to slurp their noodles and broth at any number of restaurants in the city, including in the ever-expanding and ramen-dense West End.
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B.C. craft brewers bringing obscure beer styles back from the dead

B.C. craft brewers bringing obscure beer styles back from the dead

Ancient beer recipes given new life
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This maritime festival features a tall ship battle at sea

This maritime festival features a tall ship battle at sea

Preparations are underway for the 16 th annual Richmond Maritime Festival on Saturday and Sunday, July 27 and 28.
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This Burnaby pizzeria celebrates 50 years of ooey-gooey goodness

This Burnaby pizzeria celebrates 50 years of ooey-gooey goodness

Me-n-Ed’s Pizza Parlour has been around a long time – half a century to be exact.
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Vail Resorts looking at strategies to attract international visitors back to Whistler Blackcomb

Vail Resorts looking at strategies to attract international visitors back to Whistler Blackcomb

Extended season at company's Western U.S. operations helped make up for a drop in international visitors
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Vintage hotels double as city tourist attractions

Vintage hotels double as city tourist attractions

Century-old properties present business opportunities but require significant investments
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