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Legalization advocate opens new drug testing site in Vancouver Original

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By Lauren Pullen Verified
| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
A new drug testing site has opened in Vancouver, the second launched by legalization activist Dana Larsen. The Get Your Drugs Tested service on West Broadway offers testing for free. Larson says the new site is legally approved to operate by Vancouver Coastal Health. “We’ll test anything people bring in, any kind of substance. That can be anything from heroin, cocaine to other substances.
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Stanley Park Train expected to re-open for Bright Nights, officials say Original

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By Lauren Pullen Verified
| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
The Stanley Park Train is on track to re-open for this year’s Bright Nights event, according to the City of Vancouver. “It’s back, baby!” an excited Mayor Ken Sim cheered at a news conference Monday. "We understand how cherished Bright Nights is for Vancouver families, and we are delighted that the train will be a feature of this event,” Sim added. “We appreciate the patience and support of the community as the train’s restoration work was completed.
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'It was heartbreaking': Okanagan family targeted by thieves after losing home to wildfire Original

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By Lauren Pullen Verified
| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
Still coming to grips with losing their home to the McDougall Creek wildfire, a family from B.C.’s Okanagan was dealt yet another blow – being targeted by thieves. “It’s heartbreaking,” said Patrick Lacey. Lacey, his wife and two children live in Traders Cove. When the McDougall Creek wildfire swept over West Kelowna in August they were among the first to evacuate.
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