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Professor nabs nomination over high-profile Tory

Monday 1 October 2007
A grassroots Conservative candidate has won a knockdown victory in a Vancouver riding nomination battle over a rival whose entry into the race was hailed as a coup for Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
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Musqueam band halts sale of B.C. office towers

Monday 1 October 2007
The Musqueam Indian band has scored a major legal victory against the federal government, halting the sale of two office towers - and asserting aboriginal title in the heart of Vancouver's business district.
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Pass the hookah in Lotus Land

Monday 1 October 2007
Great news out of Vancouver.The Cinderella city is about to enact one of the most comprehensive, ferocious, detailed and high-minded anti-smoking bylaws this side of Alpha Centauri. (Globe Insider subscribers only)
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Manners and the movie makers

Monday 1 October 2007
If recommendations by Vancouver Mayor Sam Sullivan's Film Task Force are adopted, every production will be required to issue thank-you letters to local residents after ''high-impact'' film shoots. These include shoots in areas that are frequently used for filming, and productions that may create a high level of disruption.
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Cannabis culture lights up the festival

Monday 1 October 2007
Nick Wilson was 26, developing a documentary - his first - about online infidelity, when he had a conversation with his 68-year-old aunt that sent him in a new direction. Aunt Wendy had seen a news story on TV about the Vancouver marijuana activist Marc Emery and she was incensed. Why were U.S. authorities after him? And why would Canada even consider extraditing a Canadian to face up to life in prison, simply for selling marijuana seeds?
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QuIC Financial Technologies Develops QuIC Bridge - PR Web (press release)

Monday 1 October 2007
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Monday PostScript: Cheese brawl, stolen moment and more - The Post-Standard - Syracuse.com

Monday 1 October 2007
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BuildDirect Granite Countertop Kits Add New Choices for Do-it ... - PR Web (press release)

Monday 1 October 2007
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Subscribe to this News Feed - PR Web (press release)

Monday 1 October 2007
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Hot Hot Heat: The Heat Is On - Harp Magazine

Monday 1 October 2007
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Blogs

Oiler hospitalized after Rypien hit

Monday 1 October 2007
By DEREK VAN DIEST, SUN MEDIA Edmonton Oilers defenceman Mathieu Roy as taken off the ice on a stretcher Saturday night after a hit from Vancouver Canucks ...
unknown @ Vancouver Canucks

Belly Dance Hip Scarves??

Monday 1 October 2007
Anyone know where in Vancouver, Burnaby or New West that I can find inexpensive belly dance hip scarves with coins attached? I'm not looking for quality because this will probably be part of a Halloween costume. ...
v3nom @ Vancouver Shopping

An important message for those going to the JASNA AGM in Vancouver

Monday 1 October 2007
Pam Ottridge, AGM co-coordinator, asked us to remind those traveling from the US to Canada for the JASNA AGM to be sure to bring your passport! Or you might not get back home! And do look for the Editrix and Cub Reporter Heather L. ...
Mags @ AustenBlog . . . she's everywhere

Maverick Vancouver, BC, Mayor Faces Olympic-Size Challenge

Monday 1 October 2007
Sep. 30--VANCOUVER, BC -- Sam Sullivan's city spreads from the windows of his 16th-floor Yaletown condominium, his life mapped behind, below, beyond.
unknown @ GlobalSpec - Engineering News - Civil Engineering

Jurassic Park Board - 02

Monday 1 October 2007
The Rationalization In 1962, Hurricane Frieda blew down 3000 trees in Stanley Park. This storm cleared sufficient space in the area to allow for construction of the Stanley Park Miniature Railway, which opened in 1964. ...
Picket Boy @ Vancouver On Strike

Georgia Straight: Commentary - A Strike about nothing throttles ...

Monday 1 October 2007
During this 2007 Vancouver civic strike, I have told the Georgia Straight about the incredible intellectual, creative and cultural brain trust being wasted during the Vancouver Library CUPE 391 strike. Community groups can't present ...
Todd @ GungHaggisFatChoy

Today is launch day at Surrey Memorial

Monday 1 October 2007
The Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation officially launches a $15 million dollar public appeal campaign this morning.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

Why, when I was your age, I'd walk 40 miles through blinding snow...

Monday 1 October 2007
Walk to School Week kicks off today with students being encouraged to walk to school.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

Feds need insight on Insite

Monday 1 October 2007
Health Minister Tony Clement is expected to announce the federal Conservatives new anti-drug strategy this week.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

Sedin twins carry Vancouver offence in 5-4 win over Edmonton

Monday 1 October 2007
EDMONTON - Daniel Sedin had a goal and an assist and brother Henrik chipped in three helpers as the Vancouver Canucks finished off the pre-season schedule with a 5-4 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Friday night.
unknown @ Edmonton Oilers

Games take a hit and respond

Monday 1 October 2007
The Vancouver Olympic Organizing Committee is taking a hit from an international watchdog group that monitors Olympic host cities.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

Sunday was BC Rivers Day - did you help?

Monday 1 October 2007
Communities across the Province Sunday celebrated the 27th Annual BC Rivers Day.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver

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Vigneault disputes charging penalty

Monday 1 October 2007
It wasn't the Vancouver Canucks 5-4 pre-season victory over the Edmonton Oilers that will be remembered, but rather a scary third period hit. And perhaps the coaches reaction to it.
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Vancouver 2010

Vancouver 2010 to connect with students and teachers across Canada through an online education portal: vancouver2010.com/edu

Monday 1 October 2007
Victoria, BC ? Students and teachers in classrooms across Canada now have a direct link to Vancouver 2010, the positive influence of the Olympic and Paralympic Movements and the three pillars of sport, culture and sustainability through an online, bilingual e-magazine (?e-zine?) and portal located at vancouver2010.com/edu. This new portal on the Internet, known as /EDU, serves as the foundation for what is expected to become a lively online interactive
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VANOC introduces 2010 Olympic Winter Games Ceremonies team

Monday 1 October 2007
Vancouver, BC - In 876 days, billions of people around the globe will tune in to watch the lighting of the Olympic Cauldron officially open the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games at BC Place Stadium for one of Canada?s biggest international spectacles. The Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) today introduced the Ceremonies team that will lead the development of the Olympic Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies, and nightly Olympic
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Vancouver 2010 Board of Directors meets, endorses ceremonies team for the Olympic Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies and nightly Victory Ceremonies

Monday 1 October 2007
Whistler, BC ? The Board of Directors for the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) met today in Whistler, BC and reviewed and received updates on a series of key 2010 Winter Games topics. The meeting included a venue construction update, the Board?s approval of a $26.5 million draw from VANOC?s venue development budget central contingency, a tour of the Whistler Olympic and Paralympic venues and the
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