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Monday Feb. 8, 2010 5:50 PM PT
Avoiding traffic when the Olympic torch hits town
The crowds coming out to see the 2010 Olympic flame are expected to get even larger as the relay gets closer to Vancouver, and traffic headaches are on the way. CTV News explains how to steer clear of trouble when the torch hits home.
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Taxi companies struggling amid Olympic hype
Vancouver taxi companies say the 2010 Winter Games are set to drive them out of business. Black Top Cabs president Amrik Mahil says the last few weeks have been the slowest his company has seen in 15 years.
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Surrey looks for recognition on the world stage
No Olympians will compete for gold in the second largest city in B.C., but Surrey, an official Olympic partner, is finding a way to bring the Olympic spirit south of the Fraser River.
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Schwarzenegger, Buble to carry torch
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Buble and Walter Gretzky are among the big names who will run with the Olympic torch when it arrives in Vancouver later this week. More
2010 protesters say police must keep the peace
Anti-Olympic protesters are gearing up for a large protest before the opening ceremonies on Friday, saying keeping the demonstration peaceful will be up to police.
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Mom arrested after baby's body found in landfill
Mounties in the Vancouver suburb of Richmond, B.C., are recommending infanticide charges against a 20-year-old mother after she allegedly gave birth and threw her newborn into a school dumpster.
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The Journey Home - The Olympic Torch in B.C.
Behind the scenes images from CTV News from across British Columbia as the 2010 Olympic Torch completes its final journey before the 2010 Olympic Winter Games.
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