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Sportsnet 650 update - Sept. 11

The Canucks face some tough decisions and the Raptors gear up for Game 7.James Cybulski has your sports update.

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B.C.'s provincial cabinet announced

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B.C.’s new provincial cabinet was sworn in Monday. As Kier Junos reports, the cabinet is made up of a majority of women for the first time.

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