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In Monday’s newspaper watch for Pop Forecast, your guide for what to look forward to in movies, TV and music for the week, including the release of the Nicholas Cage movie Drive Angry 3D.
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China builds Colombian railway
Foreign Affairs specialist Jonathan Manthorpe explains why China is building a railway across Colombia from the Pacific to the Caribbean.
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Younger looking people can expect B.C. liquor store ID checks
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