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Vancouver's Olympic cauldron damaged by vandals: police

One of the most popular symbols of Vancouver’s 2010 Olympics is now in need of some swift repairs. The Olympic cauldron located in downtown Vancouver at Jack Poole Plaza was partially smashed early Saturday morning.

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