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30 Vancouver concerts to see, plays to watch, books to read this fall

30 Vancouver concerts to see, plays to watch, books to read this fall
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NV Supreme Court upholds fines against state for delaying defendants mental health care

Since last year, the Division of Public and Behavioral Health has had to pay $500 fines for every day that a criminal defendant's transfer to a psychiatric facility is delayed. Their effort to overrule those fines failed.

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Fall Arts Preview 2022: 31 things to do, read and watch in Vancouver

The must-see theatre, concert, book, visual arts, dance and classical events happening this season around Metro Vancouver this fall.

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What is the Frantic Breeze Fast Film Competition in Port Moody?

Competitors will produce a four- to seven-minute film in 72 hours from Aug. 26 to Aug. 29.

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It is what it is : Wedding planning with Covid-19 uncertainty

For nearly two years the Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted nearly everything–including weddings, at its peak it was the reason for countless ceremonies being canceled or reimagined and the entire wedding industry has taken a major blow.

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