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Eureka! Vancouver scientists take the headache out of red wine
UBC researchers cut down on toxic bioamines in vino.
A new study suggests people who have an interest in religion, but who are not regular attenders, have the greatest belief in the paranormal.
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Here's how to step out every day of the week, take in stage shows, museums and music, enjoy spa and mountain experiences, and still have change from $50.
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Mythologist culls meaning amidst the murk
If you follow your destiny, says Michael Meade, something fulfilling happens.
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Vancouver Chamber Choir takes a stroll to Broadway
Street Song greatest hits program runs the gamut from Berlioz to Bernstein
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Hollywood get deja vu all over again
The movie studios have sequel fever and there’s nothing you can do about it.
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Readers' choice for budget dining in Metro Vancouver
You don't have to spend a bundle to find good food at a great price.
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Festival review: Vancouver grows, one tealight at a time
Fascinating installation sees the city built before our eyes
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Pan-global music scales cultural walls
Born in India and raised in Canada, singer/composer Kiran Ahluwalia creatively melds sounds ranging from Portuguese fado to Celtic fiddle with her traditional Indian ghazals and Punjabi folk songs.
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Theatre preview: Veteran director Janet Wright helms Broadway hit, August: Osage County
Sprawling drama is peppered with biting and funny dialogue
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East Van sheds its bad rep and emerges as Vancouver's cultural heart
East side's colourful streets are brimming with hipster hangouts, destination eateries and works by renowned artists.
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Guitar guru Joe Satriani stays tuned with impeccable taste
Satch lets his axe do the talking.
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Vancouver's Swollen Members emcee Mad Child banned from U.S. over Hells Angels association
Shane Bunting, known as emcee Mad Child with Vancouver hip hop group Swollen Members, has been banned from the United States after being questioned by U.S. customs agents at Vancouver airport about his association with the Hells Angels.
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