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What $600,000 buys across B.C.
A Vancouver School Board survey has found the high cost of housing is the major reason parents are pulling their kids out of the city’s schools. Few homes are priced at less than $600,000 in Vancouver. Here’s a comparison, looking at detached homes for less than $600,000 in Vancouver and in four other B.C. cities.
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Canmore has declared a state of emergency due to heavy rainfall and high water. Here's a look in photos.
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Max Gartner will tell you it is not an easy gig.
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For Canucks, there’s no Mr. Perfect on coaching carousel
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Canadian Press
Former Randy Ferbey team member Dave Nedohin joins Kevin Martin
Former Randy Ferbey team member Dave Nedohin has joined Edmonton skip Kevin Martin and given his bid at winning the Olympic curling trials new life.
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Alpine skiing
Max Gartner leaving Alpine Canada after 20-plus years
Max Gartner will tell you it is not an easy gig.
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Winter Sports
Olympian Lolo Jones apologizes for video in which she mocks $741 cheque from bobsled association
Jones posted a Vine video in which she pokes fun at a check she received for $741.84 as prize money from the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation. In the spoof, she picks up the phone and says, "I'm going to be a little bit late on my rent."
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Triumph, surprise and disappointment for Canadians
It was a couple of weeks of the expected and the unexpected as Canadian snowboarders, freestyle skiers and sliders battled challenging weather and course conditions at Olympic test events in the Sochi area.
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Figure Skating
Meagan Duhamel, Eric Radford help Canada win silver at World Team Trophy
Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford finished second in the pairs competition Saturday to help Canada win the silver medal at the ISU World Team Trophy figure skating event.
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Christine Nesbitt crashes in pursuit of silver in Sochi
In a season which she lost her aura of invincibility, decorated Canadian speed skater Christine Nesbitt’s 2013 campaign ended rather ingloriously Sunday in Sochi, Russia.
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Weekend Extra
Whistler will be hopping during ski fest
From long-distance flyers to dead-eye shooters to aerobically fit athletes pushing the limit of human endurance, Whistler Olympic Park will see all that Nordic skiing has to offer over the next 16 days. Oh yeah, and a giant, eight-foot skiing rabbit by the name of Klister.
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