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Pop up Sunday!: Unique Slow Rise Bakery brings cultural dumpling contest to town

Pop up Sunday!: Unique Slow Rise Bakery brings cultural dumpling contest to town

Event on May 25. Participants have 40 minutes to eat a 2kg dumpling.
Planning for spring's garden? Bees like variety and don't care about your neighbours' yards

Planning for spring's garden? Bees like variety and don't care about your neighbours' yards

The Conversation shares new research from University of Tennessee assistant professor Laura Russo showing that bees zero in on the flowers they like and ignore the surrounding landscape.
A Canucks fans’ guide to picking a team for the 2025 playoffs

A Canucks fans’ guide to picking a team for the 2025 playoffs

With the Vancouver Canucks not in the playoffs, who should fans cheer on to win the Stanley Cup?
Opinion: A small difference in how ratings are displayed can unintentionally mislead consumers

Opinion: A small difference in how ratings are displayed can unintentionally mislead consumers

The way ratings are displayed — as stars versus numbers — can shape consumer perceptions in subtle, yet predictable ways.
Garth Mullins on surviving decades of the war on drugs

Garth Mullins on surviving decades of the war on drugs

'Crackdown' highlights how drug policy has shaped the toxic drug crisis and what can be done about it. A Tyee Q&A.
Photos: This B.C. island property has everything from ocean views to cows to its own mini-powerplant

Photos: This B.C. island property has everything from ocean views to cows to its own mini-powerplant

Seven properties combined as one with four houses and some incredible extras all on a private B.C. lake.
The West Coast's tidal swamps are supercharged carbon sinks

The West Coast's tidal swamps are supercharged carbon sinks

A collaborative cross-border study digging into forested tidal swamps in the Pacific Northwest has determined these ecosystems are carbon storage superheroes.
Vancouver sports history: How the Sun Run got up and running 40 years ago

Vancouver sports history: How the Sun Run got up and running 40 years ago

For the first Sun Run in 1985, participants circled False Creek’s nearly completed Expo ’86 site before crossing the finish line beside the still-gleaming white teflon dome of BC Place Stadium.
Trump effect lingers as Canadians skip U.S. travel

Trump effect lingers as Canadians skip U.S. travel

Airlines are scaling back U.S. service and adding more domestic routes as Canadians rethink travel
Marginalized people were detained unlawfully, report says

Marginalized people were detained unlawfully, report says

The Adult Guardianship Act has been used to hold 300 people in the last five years.
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