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City councillor hails “opportunity” of closing Granville Street to vehicles this summer

City councillor hails “opportunity” of closing Granville Street to vehicles this summer

City mulls pop-up plazas and waived patio fees
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B.C. campgrounds will be swamped this summer

B.C. campgrounds will be swamped this summer

The Outdoor Economy: West Coast Trail and other popular parks around the province will reopen to the public
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How this Vancouver eatery is handling B.C.'s extended indoor dining ban (VIDEO)

How this Vancouver eatery is handling B.C.'s extended indoor dining ban (VIDEO)

"I think it's going to be a little bit haywire on the back half of this year"
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Brewer vs. Brewer: The pandemic edition

Brewer vs. Brewer: The pandemic edition

The Growler checked in with two breweries that launched in 2020 to find out what it was like opening their doors during COVID-19
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One of Vancouver’s most iconic afternoon tea services is now available for takeout

One of Vancouver’s most iconic afternoon tea services is now available for takeout

A new way to enjoy the decades-old tradition from one of Vancouver’s most storied hotels
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Popular spot for casual Mexican eats in Vancouver preps fourth location in an ex-Starbucks

Popular spot for casual Mexican eats in Vancouver preps fourth location in an ex-Starbucks

Let’s taco-bout it!
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Vancouver Aquarium under new ownership, outlines future as rescue facility and tourist attraction

Vancouver Aquarium under new ownership, outlines future as rescue facility and tourist attraction

New owners are also tied to Harlem Globetrotters, Dollywood, and two other aquariums in the U.S.
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New spot for sourdough pizza opens in New Westminster

New spot for sourdough pizza opens in New Westminster

Offering "memorable, masterfully-made sourdough pizzas" for take-out and patio enjoyment
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Richmond Night Market plans late start this year

Richmond Night Market plans late start this year

The opening of the night market is dependent on public health orders
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Restaurants defying public health orders are 'selfish, arrogant and irresponsible': restaurant association

Restaurants defying public health orders are 'selfish, arrogant and irresponsible': restaurant association

The president of the British Columbian Restaurant and Foodservices Association says "there is no place for this type of complete disregard," following the actions of a Vancouver restaurant owner who defied B.C.'s indoor dining ban
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