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Button campaign aims to warm up a chilly city

Friday 7 September 2007
Where on earth do people march down the street glaring straight ahead, return a smile with a snooty look or show no recognition even after meeting you five times?Vancouver, of course.
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Pickton friend spars with prosecutor

Friday 7 September 2007
A close friend of Robert Pickton's brother Dave who refused to co-operate with police was pressed repeatedly yesterday to explain why he would not tell investigators what he knew about Vancouver's missing women case.
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CHILLIWACK

Friday 7 September 2007
GARRISON CROSSING - EXECUTIVE LOTSDEVELOPER: Canada Lands Co.PRICE: Starting at $224,900SIZE: From 5,000 sq. ft. to 10,000 sq. ftSALES CENTRE: Building No. 24, Normandy Drive, Chilliwack. The sales centre is open from Saturday to Thursday from 1:00 pm until 5:00 pm.
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Tourist train drags pickup truck along track

Friday 7 September 2007
Passengers aboard the Whistler Mountaineer tourist train in West Vancouver were shaken yesterday when the train hit a pickup truck just minutes into a trip from North Vancouver to Whistler.
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Survivors of balloon disaster bid farewell

Friday 7 September 2007
About 1,500 people packed into a Langley, B.C., church yesterday to say goodbye to Shannon and Jemma Knackstedt, a mother and daughter who died after a hot-air balloon burst into flames.
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Firefighter honoured as one 'to face danger with'

Friday 7 September 2007
More than 1,000 firefighters from across the continent came to Vancouver yesterday to pay tribute to their colleague Robert Hall, even though many had never met him.Dressed in prim dark-blue uniforms, they marched through the downtown streets, then filed into St. Andrew's-Wesley United Church to say goodbye to the veteran firefighter, whom they knew by the legacy he left behind.
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City meets with workers for second time in 3 days

Friday 7 September 2007
Officials from the City of Vancouver's bargaining team met with representatives of its striking inside workers' union yesterday, marking the second time in three days the two sides have met face to face.
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A strategy for surviving the Fringe

Friday 7 September 2007
The word, ladies and gentlemen, is ''crapshoot.'' Fringe festivals around the globe are sites of experiment and that means every ticket you purchase is, in fact, a kind of lottery ticket. There are gems and there are cringe-inducing turkeys on display. The 23rd annual Vancouver Fringe Festival crams 550 performances by 80 groups into 11 days - you'll need a strategy to catch the work you care about. To that end, we'd like to propose a series of mini-fringes:
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ROOM AND HOCKEY

Friday 7 September 2007
Any hockey fan heading to Vancouver this winter can book a hotel room and Canucks tickets for every home game through Accent Inns from $159 a person, double occupancy. This includes a game ticket with hotel accommodations at Accent Inns' Richmond or Burnaby locations. From the Burnaby property, fans can hop on the SkyTrain to GM place, home of the Vancouver Canucks. Tickets are guaranteed side by side when ordered in pairs. Package prices vary according to the quality of the seat.
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Duo blames Air Canada for damage to bicycle

Friday 7 September 2007
After 10 weeks riding a tandem bike from Penticton to St. John's for charity, Dave Cleveland and Stacey Butterfield flew back to Vancouver last weekend to complete the final leg of their journey. When they arrived at the airport, however, they found their bike's frame had been crushed during the flight - along with their dream of crossing Canada on a bicycle built for two.
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Blogs

Journeys on Vancouver Island- #1

Friday 7 September 2007
Forum: Journeys Posted By: bradpowellphoto Post Time: Sep-06-2007 at 07:55 PM.
unknown @ Digital Grin Photography Forum

Re: PHOTOS From Vancouver, BC (TMC RTS 06)

Friday 7 September 2007
Posted by TMC RTS 06 on 9/7/2007 2:33:15 AM EST Both LFSes ugly as sin.
unknown @ SubChat.com: BusChat

CUPE cracks down on picketing members

Friday 7 September 2007
In a memo obtained by CKNW News, CUPE Local 15 is telling it's striking Vancouver civic workers how to conduct themselves on the picket line and how to write letters to the media.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

Unions and Government meet over Bill 29

Friday 7 September 2007
BC's health unions sat down with the Provincial Government Thursday to discuss the repercussions of the Liberal's controversial Bill 29.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

trash the dress

Friday 7 September 2007
we spent the long weekend on the island in nanaimo with friends, shelly and jordan. see photo montage above. jordan and i brainstormed some fantastic location ideas for the trash the dress, which included burns bog, among many others ...
stitchpixie @ i do vancouver

They're riding to cure juvenile diabetes

Friday 7 September 2007
A group of five BC cyclists will set out from Halifax next week on a nine-day, around-the-clock journey to Vancouver.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

Re: PHOTOS From Vancouver, BC (9 local)

Friday 7 September 2007
Posted by 9 local on 9/7/2007 1:15:20 AM EST is that an LFS with the redesigned front?
unknown @ SubChat.com: BusChat

Re: PHOTOS From Vancouver, BC (The Port of Authority)

Friday 7 September 2007
Posted by The Port of Authority on 9/7/2007 1:31:01 AM EST Headlights are different. Compare and contrast: old LFS new LFS.
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Re: PHOTOS From Vancouver, BC (WMATAGMOAGH)

Friday 7 September 2007
Posted by WMATAGMOAGH on 9/7/2007 1:22:07 AM EST It doesn't look any different to me...
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Vancouver Night Life

Friday 7 September 2007
My favorite spot was Caprice Nightclub 967 Granville Street Vancouver BC, V6Z 1L3, Canada It can't compare to On Broadway or The Ivy in San Diego. However, the people and ambience make it a must for club goers! If you'd like more info, ...
unknown @ TravBuddy.com: Latest Travel Blogs and Travel Reviews

Persons of interest sought in PIN pad fraud

Friday 7 September 2007
West Vancouver Police are seeking two persons of interest in their recent investigation of PIN pad fraud on the North Shore.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

AG wants Justice to investigate pre-Oak Bay events

Friday 7 September 2007
Attorney-General Wally Oppal says he's asked the Criminal Justice Branch to review the events leading up to Tuesday's murder-suicide in Oak Bay.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

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Alessio gets it done vs. Brazilian

Friday 7 September 2007
He didn't get to apply "his move" on his opponent, but John (The Natural) Alessio did manage to come out with a victory on Wednesday. The Vancouver native defeated the less experienced Brazilian Marcelo Brito by unanimous decision in Las Vegas as part of the undercard of WEC 30.
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Canucks extend coaching contracts

Friday 7 September 2007
The Vancouver Canucks have extended the contracts of assistant coach Barry Smith and goaltending consultant Ian Clark.
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Canucks unveil new, blue uniforms

Friday 7 September 2007
The Vancouver Canucks have had no success in winning a Stanley Cup in the 37 years since they entered the NHL, but the club may be hoping another new uniform will finally bring them the championship.
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Canucks re-sign face of the franchise

Friday 7 September 2007
Fan favourite and 16-year Vancouver Canuck veteran Trevor Linden has re-signed with the team.
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Vancouver 2010

News release on behalf of the IOC and Panasonic - IOC and Panasonic extend partnership to 2016

Friday 7 September 2007
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Panasonic (a brand name of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.) today announced the extension of their agreement through to the Games of the XXXI Olympiad in summer 2016. The partnership between the IOC and Panasonic, which began in 1985, was extended for a further eight years during a signing ceremony with IOC President Jacques Rogge, and Fumio Ohtsubo, President of Panasonic, in London this afternoon. Panasonic will continue to be the
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Premiers of New Brunswick, Manitoba, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador join vision to make the 2010 Winter Games ?Canada?s Games?

Friday 7 September 2007
The vision of engaging every Canadian in the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games today came four steps closer to reality. John Furlong, Chief Executive Officer of the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC), at the annual Council of the Federation meeting, officially signed four separate memoranda of understanding with the premiers of New Brunswick, Manitoba, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador to explore
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Vancouver 2010?s Board of Directors reviews VANOC?s Games-time operating strategies and Cultural Olympiad progress

Friday 7 September 2007
Years of intense planning are required to prepare to welcome the world in 2010 and the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) will need to be ready to deliver spectacular Games when the world arrives. With only 940 days remaining until the Opening Ceremony is held at BC Place, VANOC has increasingly been focusing on Games-time operations. To this end, the Vancouver 2010 Board of Directors received an extensive overview on how VANOC will execute
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