The Weeknd’s New Movie Is Flopping and Metro Vancouver Theatres Are Feeling It

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The Weeknd’s New Movie Is Flopping and Metro Vancouver Theatres Are Feeling It

Hurry Up Tomorrow, the new film starring Abel Tesfaye (aka The Weeknd), is officially out and... it’s not going well. Despite a huge marketing push and a lot of hype, the buzz in Metro Vancouver isn’t excitement…it’s crickets. Theatres are practically empty, and the internet is roasting it hard.

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B.C. Minimum Wage increase to $17.85 on June 1

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Beach beers are back: Here’s where you can legally drink in Vancouver this summer

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Coroners' Inquest Ordered for Death of 20-Year-old Indigenous Woman

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Beach beers are back: Here’s where you can legally drink in Vancouver this summer

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Coroners' Inquest Ordered for Death of 20-Year-old Indigenous Woman

Red Dress Day unveiled new efforts into the investigation of Tatyanna Harrison's death and a new database into Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQIA+ Peoples.

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Vancouver vandal cuts “Never 51st” Canadian flag

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Why was an 115 year old Vancouver landmark demolished?

After more than 115 years of standing watch over the corner of Richards and Dunsmuir streets in downtown Vancouver, the Dunsmuir House has been demolished. The structure, originally built as a hotel in 1908, was brought down in a two-day operation on January 18 and 19th, marking the end of an era in the city’s architectural history.

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Did you hear about the bomb threat last week?

On Tuesday morning, January 8th, the New Westminster courthouse was the target of a bomb threat that prompted a police evacuation in the surrounding area. The evacuation affected key locations, including Douglas College and the nearby New Westminster Skytrain station. Sgt. Andrew Leaver of the New Westminster Police Department stated, "We treat every threat as real until we can determine otherwise."

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The Weeknd’s New Movie Is Flopping and Metro Vancouver Theatres Are Feeling It

B.C. Minimum Wage increase to $17.85 on June 1

Beach beers are back: Here’s where you can legally drink in Vancouver this summer

Coroners' Inquest Ordered for Death of 20-Year-old Indigenous Woman

B.C. Minimum Wage increase to $17.85 on June 1

Beach beers are back: Here’s where you can legally drink in Vancouver this summer

Coroners' Inquest Ordered for Death of 20-Year-old Indigenous Woman

Vancouver vandal cuts “Never 51st” Canadian flag

In for a shock: How to handle an earthquake before, during, & after it happens

Canadian tourist’s life changed forever after a devastating shark attack

Vancouver could raise the bar on late-night liquor hours

Competitive swimmers are ‘making waves’ over plans to shrink Vancouver's Aquatic Centre pool

Stabbing at the skytrain station: two teenagers could face charges

Why was an 115 year old Vancouver landmark demolished?

Did you hear about the bomb threat last week?

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