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The Sisterhood of Oliver Osoyoos Wine Country
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7 Small, Independent Vancouver Brands to Shop Instead of the Shein Pop-Up
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Some uses of power are obvious. Christy Clark’s landslide win in May, for instance, spoke to the impressive influence the BC Liberals continue to enjoy in this province. Pollsters predicted her demise, but Clark never deviated from the plan. The next 49 on this list, however, have been trickier to nail. Business, education, trade, the arts, and, yes, marijuana are all represented. Underpinning every choice: a particular appreciation for those who are building this region. Sometimes that means actual towers, no matter how contentious. But at others, we have celebrated a clutch of people creating changes that may take years to become apparent.
