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Bilingual business and intercultural reporter @BIVnews. I cover #AsiaPacific, #trade, #tech, #energy, etc. dxiong@biv.com
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How TransLink fares compare with other Canadian cities

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By Daisy Xiong Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
Metro Vancouver riders pay Canada's lowest bus fares, but commuters travelling longer distances face some of the country's highest transit costs after TransLink's latest fare increase took effect July 1. All TransLink fares increased five per cent on July 1, the largest annual fare increase in at least a decade, pushing the adult three-zone cash fare to $6.70.
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Staycations set to fuel a strong B.C. tourism industry this summer

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By Daisy Xiong Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
Jin Gao, a government worker living in Burnaby, is planning to take short trips within B.C. this summer instead of travelling internationally as she usually does. “Travel costs have really risen a lot, especially hotels,” said Gao. “And there is a lot of uncertainty going on in the world, as well as disease outbreaks.
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World Cup brings hurdle and hype to Vancouver summer festivals Original

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By Graeme Wood Verified, Daisy Xiong Verified, Jami Makan Verified
| Business in Vancouver (BIV) Verified
The 2026 FIFA World Cup's impact on Vancouver summer festivals is yet to be fully seen. So far, the Bard on the Beach Shakespeare festival has worked soccer-themed content into a play, while the Vancouver International Jazz Festival has opted for more local content to cut costs. It remains to be seen how much the Vancouver Folk Music Festival can lure festival-goers to Jericho Beach Park on July 19, when the World Cup final is set to take place.
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