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B.C.'s road to recovery: Restaurant reopenings could start in May

B.C.'s road to recovery: Restaurant reopenings could start in May

Public confidence key for restaurants to return to profitable operations
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Vancouver Aquarium raises a whopping $624,427 in just over a week

Vancouver Aquarium raises a whopping $624,427 in just over a week

Ocean Wise Conservation Association reports that it has raised over half a million dollars in just over a week since the Vancouver Aquarium announced that it might be forced to close due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Even a pandemic can't stop Port Moody's beer scene from growing

Even a pandemic can't stop Port Moody's beer scene from growing

Fraser Mills Fermentation will begin selling its first four beers — and one cider — in early May
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B.C. tourism task force asks governments for more help

B.C. tourism task force asks governments for more help

Requests include enhanced wage-subsidy programs and full backing of Business Development Bank of Canada loans to small businesses
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Vancouver Aquarium at risk of bankruptcy

Vancouver Aquarium at risk of bankruptcy

Tourist venue's costs exceed $1 million per month, but revenue is near zero
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Vancouver restaurant owners innovate to survive during COVID-19 pandemic

Vancouver restaurant owners innovate to survive during COVID-19 pandemic

Free new online portal Breaking Bread rivals meal-delivery companies to help match local restaurants with customers
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Parks Canada suspends camping, activities, and events until at least May 31

Parks Canada suspends camping, activities, and events until at least May 31

Parks Canada is calling on Canadians to stay home
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These Vancouver restaurants are making meal kits that let you do the cooking

These Vancouver restaurants are making meal kits that let you do the cooking

Learn French cooking, roll your own sushi, or cook up a restaurant-quality feast all in your own home
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You can party at Burning Man festival online this year (VIDEO)

You can party at Burning Man festival online this year (VIDEO)

Is Burning Man being cancelled this year? According to organizers - not quite.
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COVID-19 shuts down B.C. parks, including Pinecone Burke

COVID-19 shuts down B.C. parks, including Pinecone Burke

“It has proven too challenging to maintain a safe distance between visitors” says B.C.’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy George Heyman
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