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          <title>Vancouver residents deserve to know the truth about LNG greenwashing on SkyTrains </title>
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          <description>Canada’s Ad Standards Council ruled advertising from a pro-LNG group created a ‘misleading’ impression. Now it’s time for a thorough correction of the public record
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          <dc:creator>Harrison Mooney</dc:creator>

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          <title>The Vancouver park board is endangered. Should it be saved?</title>
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          <description>Despite the park board’s ‘no-fun’ reputation, it created some of Canada’s best-known public spaces. Now Mayor Ken Sim wants to axe it — will he also let his developer friends encroach on the city’s green spaces?</description>
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