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VIFF 2026 Lights Up Vancouver: Why You Should Go This Week

VIFF 2026 opened Thursday in Vancouver. See how the festival differs from TIFF, what to watch through Oct. 11, and why you should catch a few films.

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Karalee Greer   -   Oct 01, 2026 📰 WBN – October 1, 2026: Vancouver City News Introduces Atifeh “Ati” Najafi
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Sherri Claydon   -   Oct 01, 2026 AI Is Growing in B.C. What Will It Take to Power It?
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Artifical Intellegence   -   Sep 30, 2026 The Human Question Behind Artificial Intelligence
The Human Question Behind Artificial Intelligence

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Naomi Withers   -   Sep 30, 2026 The AI Problem Is Not That People Won't Use It
Professionals in a modern office conference room with natural light illustrating the leader-employee confidence gap in AI

Two people describe the same AI rollout in the same week, and both are telling the truth. The owner is measuring the decision. The team is measuring the work. The distance between those two measurements is where most of the money goes, and it is nearly invisible from the top.

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Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Sep 29, 2026 But what happens when bonds no longer provide the same protection they once did?
But what happens when bonds no longer provide the same protection they once did?

A strategy that worked exceptionally well during decades of declining inflation and falling interest rates may behave differently during a period characterized by larger fiscal deficits, higher real yields and changing global capital flows.

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Keith Donoghue   -   Sep 29, 2026 The Hair Salon's Empty Chair
The Hair Salon's Empty Chair

A salon appointment book shows what is booked, but it rarely shows the clients who cancelled, never rebooked, or quietly stopped returning. Those gaps can become a recoverable source of revenue.

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VIFF 2026 Lights Up Vancouver: Why You Should Go This Week
VIFF 2026   -   Oct 02, 2026 VIFF 2026 Lights Up Vancouver: Why You Should Go This Week

VIFF 2026 opened Thursday in Vancouver. See how the festival differs from TIFF, what to watch through Oct. 11, and why you should catch a few films.

by Elke Porter
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VIFF 2026   -   Oct 02, 2026 VIFF 2026 Lights Up Vancouver: Why You Should Go This Week
VIFF 2026 Lights Up Vancouver: Why You Should Go This Week

VIFF 2026 opened Thursday in Vancouver. See how the festival differs from TIFF, what to watch through Oct. 11, and why you should catch a few films.

by Elke Porter
Karalee Greer   -   Oct 01, 2026 📰 WBN – October 1, 2026: Vancouver City News Introduces Atifeh “Ati” Najafi
Ati Najafi in a bright professional Vancouver business setting

Ati Najafi joins Vancouver City News, bringing a marketing perspective and an interest in Vancouver's businesses, people and community.

by Karalee Greer
Sherri Claydon   -   Oct 01, 2026 AI Is Growing in B.C. What Will It Take to Power It?
AI Is Growing in B.C. What Will It Take to Power It?

B.C. data-centre proposals are seeking close to 800 MW of power. What will it take to build the infrastructure, and what could B.C. gain from it?

by Sherri Claydon
Peachy Magistrado   -   Sep 30, 2026 Building Trust With Home Care Providers: What Families Should Look For
Senior and home caregiver discuss care together at a kitchen table.

Trust in home care grows through communication, consistency and respect. Here is what families can look for when choosing and working with caregivers.

by Peachy Magistrado
Artifical Intellegence   -   Sep 30, 2026 The Human Question Behind Artificial Intelligence
The Human Question Behind Artificial Intelligence

As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, the essential question is no longer simply what technology can do, but what human judgment, responsibility and dignity require us to do.

by Joseph Willmott
Naomi Withers   -   Sep 30, 2026 The AI Problem Is Not That People Won't Use It
Professionals in a modern office conference room with natural light illustrating the leader-employee confidence gap in AI

Two people describe the same AI rollout in the same week, and both are telling the truth. The owner is measuring the decision. The team is measuring the work. The distance between those two measurements is where most of the money goes, and it is nearly invisible from the top.

by Naomi Withers
Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Sep 29, 2026 But what happens when bonds no longer provide the same protection they once did?
But what happens when bonds no longer provide the same protection they once did?

A strategy that worked exceptionally well during decades of declining inflation and falling interest rates may behave differently during a period characterized by larger fiscal deficits, higher real yields and changing global capital flows.

by Crystal Mirkazemi
Keith Donoghue   -   Sep 29, 2026 The Hair Salon's Empty Chair
The Hair Salon's Empty Chair

A salon appointment book shows what is booked, but it rarely shows the clients who cancelled, never rebooked, or quietly stopped returning. Those gaps can become a recoverable source of revenue.

by Keith Donoghue
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