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50,000 cruise ship passengers expected to create crowds, traffic in downtown Vancouver this long weekend

50,000 cruise ship passengers expected to create crowds, traffic in downtown Vancouver this long weekend

Tourists and locals can expect increased pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
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New Northern Chinese steamed bun restaurant draws crowds in Richmond

New Northern Chinese steamed bun restaurant draws crowds in Richmond

Chinese Baozi Master opens its doors in Yaohan food court
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Wildfire impact on B.C. tourism varies by region, proximity and visibility of flames

Wildfire impact on B.C. tourism varies by region, proximity and visibility of flames

"It looks completely empty here, and I really can't blame people."
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Promotions increasingly key to attracting Vancouver diners

Promotions increasingly key to attracting Vancouver diners

Happy hours grow in popularity as people grapple with inflation
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New app lets people skip food line-ups at Vancouver beaches, theatres

New app lets people skip food line-ups at Vancouver beaches, theatres

You can order up to several days in advance.
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Mexicans travelling to B.C. more than pre-pandemic

Mexicans travelling to B.C. more than pre-pandemic

Country is the only one to send more nationals to B.C. in April and May than same months in 2019.
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Celeb chef Gordon Ramsay makes second foray into Canada with two Metro Vancouver restaurants

Celeb chef Gordon Ramsay makes second foray into Canada with two Metro Vancouver restaurants

The brash TV star chef is bringing two concepts to high-profile venues in Coquitlam and Richmond
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'There’s a new player in town': Sports Illustrated launching 'Clubhouse' restaurant concept in Vancouver

'There’s a new player in town': Sports Illustrated launching 'Clubhouse' restaurant concept in Vancouver

The new concept is opening its first location at UBC
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One of the city's top ramen restaurants is opening a North Vancouver location

One of the city's top ramen restaurants is opening a North Vancouver location

The ramen spot is replacing a restaurant that closed up after nearly 30 years in business
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Vancouver not maximizing top park attractions, says former Park Board chair

Vancouver not maximizing top park attractions, says former Park Board chair

VanDusen, Bloedel Conservatory public golf courses contribute millions in revenue but may be under-utilized, according to a staff report
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