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Vancouver businesses don't fear a repeat of last year's Stanley Cup riot

VANCOUVER - Vancouver's downtown business community will be watching the Vancouver Canucks set off on their Stanley Cup run with the same excitement as most fans, but business owners are also ensuring they're ready just in case those same fans ignore the team's latest marketing campaign aimed at averting another riot.Read Story

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Images of rioters wreaking havoc in Vancouver’s downtown core were seen around the world.

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This video shows the view of the riots in Vancouver from the streets.

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Vancouver police plan to lay the toughest charges possible in last June's riot with the help of a high-tech spin on the old-fashioned Most Wanted poster.

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