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    Malahat summit in Brentwood Bay. (Vic Nadaruk photo)

    Weather Watch: Viewer photo of the day

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    The priciest home currently for sale in West Vancouver is listed for a whopping $24,980,000. And what does that buy you? An eight-bedroom, 12-bathroom mansion featuring what realtors describe as "architectural elegance and grandeur," located on a massive 36,329-sq.-ft. lot in the city's Cypress Park Estates. Oh, and a pool, hot tub, sauna and five different fireplaces. If you can afford the home, chances are the annual taxes – which came out to $63,129 this year, more than the average British Columbian's annual income – shouldn't be a problem. (Sotheby's)

    Have $25M to spare? You can buy the priciest home for sale in West Van

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    Children and adults turned out to watch Santa Claus come to town for the 16th Annual Santa Claus parade on Sunday, Dec. 1, 2019.

    Santa Claus parade takes over downtown Vancouver

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    Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney, better known as The Black Keys, bring their Let's Rock tour to Rogers Arena on Nov. 25, 2019. (Photographer: Anil Sharma)

    Garage rock revivalists The Black Keys play Rogers Arena

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    An inspiring youth empowerment event and celebration of social good, returned to Rogers Arena today for WE Day Vancouver. Thousands of students and educators from across the province united to celebrate world-changing actions <br> Compelling speakers included <a href="https://www.wecharity.org/" target="_blank"><b>WE Charity </b></a>co-founders Craig Kielburger and Marc Kielburger, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. <br> The lineup also included dynamic performers Daya, Serena Ryder, Jay Shetty <a href="https://www.we.org/our-work/we-day/we-day-events/we-day-vancouver" target="_blank"><b>and more</b></a>. <br> The event celebrated and recognized over 16,000 students and teachers creating a lasting change in their local and global communities. <br> (Photographs provided by student photographers from R.A. McMath Secondary in Richmond: Jane Balen - Noah Doré - Juan Imperial - Cassidy Chen - Megan Man.)

    We Day at Rogers Arena in Vancouver

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    Heavy rainfall on Nov. 16 and 17 caused flooding on many streets across Metro Vancouver. (Shane MacKichan)

    B.C. Storm: Heavy rain causes flooding in Metro Vancouver

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    The Vancouver Canucks faced off against the New Jersey Devils on Sunday afternoon. <br>This was the first opportunity for Vancouver hockey fans to see the Hughes brothers - the Canucks' Quinn and first overall 2019 draft pick Jack - compete against each other. <br>Unfortunately for Canucks fans, the home team fell by a score of 2-1 and only Quinn managed to make it on the score sheet, registering one assist. (Photos by Anil Sharma for CTVNewsVancouver.ca)

    Vancouver Canucks face off against New Jersey Devils

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    Tom Morello played an intense solo show at the Commodore Ballroom Friday night covering tracks from throughout his career. The sold-out crowd was treated to songs from The Night Watchmen, Audioslave and, of course, Rage Against the Machine, which recently announced a reunion tour. As loud as the concert got, the most memorable moment for many will be the somber, acoustic tribute to Morello's friend and former Audioslave bandmate Chris Cornell. Photos by Anil Sharma/CTV News Vancouver

    Tom Morello thrills crowd at Vancouver solo show

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    Teen climate activist appears at a massive rally in downtown Vancouver on Friday, Oct. 25. At the height of the protest, police estimated around 10,000 people were gathered to demand serious action on climate change. (Photographs by Anil Sharma)

    Greta Thunberg leads massive protest in Vancouver

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    CTV News Vancouver opened its doors to the public Friday morning. Loyal viewers of CTV Morning Live were invited into our studios to meet our anchors and reporters and get an exclusive behind the scenes tour.

    CTV Morning Live Open House - October 25

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