Canadians subscribe to major streaming services by the millions, and we contribute to a lot of the content on those services. How many times have you been watching the latest movie or TV show and noticed it was filmed in a very familiar location? Fort Langley or Steveston’s storefronts pop up repeatedly, as do the […]
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Last month, I wrote about the 73 per cent of Canadian small and medium businesses that haven’t thought about AI yet. A few people reached out to say the number surprised them. A few others said it didn’t. Google Cloud surveyed over 3,400 senior business leaders this year and found that 74 per cent of
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Zumba Fest, dancing for fitness and fun, is coming up on Saturday, June 13. No experience is necessary, as Zumba instructors will lead the 90-minute, high-energy dance event at the Albion Community Centre from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The dancing will be led by three instructors, with moves that will be easy to follow, set
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Who needs the FIFA World Cup? Certainly not Bulgaria, which is still basking in the glow of winning one of Europe’s most coveted titles in arguably one of the world’s most over-the-top competitions – the Eurovision Song Contest. The Balkan nation claimed its first Eurovision crown in the contest’s 70-year history with the infectious dance
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A man suspected of stabbing two people in Surrey was shot dead by police on Friday (May 29) near Holland Park. Surrey Police Service officers were called to a tower in the 13300-block of Old Yale Road on Friday afternoon at about 1 p.m. for a reported assault. After arriving, police located one person suffering
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