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Mumford & Sons: Morning footy with Vancouver Whitecaps, evening in Holland Park

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By Kolby Solinsky
| Surrey Now-Leader Verified
Mumford & Sons lead singer Marcus Mumford jams out on Surrey's Holland Park stage (Friday Mumford & Sons: Morning footy with Vancouver Whitecaps, evening in Holland Park Mumford & Sons played to a packed Holland Park crowd in Surrey, and earlier tried their footy skills with the Vancouver Whitecaps. *For photos from Friday’s concert at Holland Park, click here for coverage from Boaz Joseph / The Surrey Leader ———————————————————— Mumford & Sons are a pretty damn easy band to like.
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(PHOTOS) You've gotta see this $3.1 million Home

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By Kolby Solinsky
| millionairelottery.com
(PHOTOS) You’ve gotta see this $3.1 million Home Win the Grand Prize draw and choose 1 of 8 packages – including homes in Vancouver, South Surrey, Tsawwassen, Vancouver Island, and the Okanagan! “This is the very first year that the Millionaire Lottery has ever had a prize home in Tsawwassen,” says Todd Talbot, in his fourth year as the VGH Millionaire Lottery’s spokesperson.
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D-Day: Harper visits Juno Beach, Canadian military cemetery in France (VIDEO)

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By Kolby Solinsky
| Victoria News Verified
Prime Minister Stephen Harper stands D-Day: Harper visits Juno Beach, Canadian military cemetery in France (VIDEO) On June 6, 1944, the Allied forces stormed Normandy's beaches, in the final year of World War II's European theatre. Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper was in France on Friday for the 70th anniversary of the Allied landings on Normandy’s beaches – Juno and Omaha, the D-Day landings – on the 70th anniversary of ‘Operation Overlord’.
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