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former reporter, now a Vancouverite frolicking around Australia
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Vancouver board game cafe Turquoise Goat suddenly closes

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By Maria Diment
| Vancouver is Awesome
Vancouver's beloved board game cafe has officially closed. On Nov. 9, the owners of Turquoise Goat shared the news in an announcement on the cafe's website and Facebook. "Despite our boundless love for the cafe, financial circumstances, and events outside of our control have brought our run to an end," stated the owners. The cafe has been serving up board games and grub for just over a year since moving into the former Catch 122 space in Gastown.
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Everything you need to know before Travis Scott's concert in Vancouver this week

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By Maria Diment
| Vancouver is Awesome
Travis Scott had Vancouverites in a frenzy when he was spotted in Vancouver over the summer, leading many fans to speculate that the rapper will be performing on both nights of Drake's Vancouver concerts. (Spoiler: fans were correct, and he even gave the city a hilarious nickname). Just a few months later, Scott will be back in town for his own "Circus Maximus" tour which was announced shortly after his surprise stunt with Drake. The tour kicked off on Oct.
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This Vancouver house known for over-the-top Halloween displays has been a community gem for years

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By Maria Diment
| Vancouver is Awesome
One particular Vancouver house is known for its over-the-top Halloween displays which have run for the past four years, but it has been bringing the community together for much longer. Laryssa Gervan moved into the Grandview-Woodland area house in 2011. Her roommate, who had been living there for a year prior, had named the house "Flatland." The name stuck and inspired a communal lifestyle for the years to come.
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