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    The BC SPCA is sharing photos of some of the 41 animals rescued from Lytton, B.C. after the devastating fire there late last month. As of July 9, 11 of the rescued animals had been reunited with their owners. Others were still in SPCA care until their owners were ready to take them back. (Photos courtesy of BC SPCA)

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    With only three games left in what should prove to be one of the tumultuous seasons in team history, the Canucks offered up an improbable four-goal, third-period comeback that was ultimately capped by a 6-5 overtime loss on May 16, 2021. The rollercoaster is just getting going as the off-season could prove to be as unpredictable as the regular season, thanks to some huge looming questions that will have to be answered both on and off the ice. (Anil Sharma, photographer)

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