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The earliest film of Vancouver
This video shows what Vancouver looked like just over 100 years ago. A fascinating (slightly sped up) look into what life was like then. "In 1907, Seattleite William Harbeck bolted his hand-crank camera to the front of a streetcar and filmed along Granville, Hastings,... Violent robbery downtown
"VANCOUVER/CKNW(AM980) - It’s the second violent robbery in about as many months of a high end jeweller in downtown Vancouver.Police won't say how much, if any jewelry was stolen from brinkhaus jewelers at... iTunes TV downloads reach Canada
"One criticism of Apple's iTunes Store has been the non-availability of TV shows outside of the US and the UK. The announcement that shows will now be offered to Canadian residents is a step in the right direction.The initial batch of shows originate from Canadian and US... Pavarotti working on new material
"Opera singer Luciano Pavarotti, who is battling pancreatic cancer, is "very positive" and recording a new album, according to his manager. Terri Robson dismissed a story in Italian magazine Diva e Donna...Vancouver: Canada's Counterfeit Capital
Opinion Barry Artiste, Now Public Contributor Do Canadians see anything wrong with this picture? BC Court Judges state to the media they are hesitant in laying charges or enforcement on "Federal Intellectual...
created by Barry ORegan | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Life sentence for killing pal's mum
A 20-stone man is starting a life sentence today after he stabbed his best friend's mum to death before attempting to burn the body.Tsunami Sushi on Robson
This place is a little bit hard to see from street-level as it’s on the second floor of a building on Robson. There’s pretty good signage, so once you notice the place you should only need another minute or two (if you’re like me and you suck at common sense things) to...rickeyre [news]
World News.Suspicious white powder in Chapters bookstore
I was on my way home yesterday evening when I saw a hazmat team outside of the Chapters on Robson and Howe. Some employees had found a suspicious substance in an office."Two employees of the Chapters...Muscle Cars Now Worth Millions (New York Times)
" Keith Alstrin/Barrett-Jackson A 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda convertible with rare options sold for $2.2 million at the Barrett-Jackson auction in January. More Photos > By DON SHERMAN BLAME Milton Robson, an Atlanta car collector, for the sky-high prices of muscle cars. Skip...Muscle Cars Now Worth Millions (New York Times)
" Keith Alstrin/Barrett-Jackson A 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda convertible with rare options sold for $2.2 million at the Barrett-Jackson auction in January. More Photos > By DON SHERMAN BLAME Milton Robson, an Atlanta car collector, for the sky-high prices of muscle cars. Skip...Muscle Cars Now Worth Millions (New York Times)
" Keith Alstrin/Barrett-Jackson A 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda convertible with rare options sold for $2.2 million at the Barrett-Jackson auction in January. More Photos > By DON SHERMAN BLAME Milton Robson, an Atlanta car collector, for the sky-high prices of muscle cars. Skip...Muscle Cars Now Worth Millions (New York Times)
" Keith Alstrin/Barrett-Jackson A 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda convertible with rare options sold for $2.2 million at the Barrett-Jackson auction in January. More Photos > By DON SHERMAN BLAME Milton Robson, an Atlanta car collector, for the sky-high prices of muscle cars. Skip...Muscle Cars Now Worth Millions (New York Times)
" Keith Alstrin/Barrett-Jackson A 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda convertible with rare options sold for $2.2 million at the Barrett-Jackson auction in January. More Photos > By DON SHERMAN BLAME Milton Robson, an Atlanta car collector, for the sky-high prices of muscle cars. Skip...Muscle Cars Now Worth Millions (New York Times)
" Keith Alstrin/Barrett-Jackson A 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda convertible with rare options sold for $2.2 million at the Barrett-Jackson auction in January. More Photos > By DON SHERMAN BLAME Milton Robson, an Atlanta car collector, for the sky-high prices of muscle cars. Skip...NowPublic on Facebook
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