Vancouver's annual Polar Bear Swim returns to English Bay after two years

Vancouver's annual Polar Bear Swim returns to English Bay after two years

This year's Polar Bear Swim in Vancouver marks the tradition's 103rd year. Over 5,000 people registered for the event on English Bay. Angela Bower speaks to this year's participants.

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London Drugs shouldn’t pay cybercriminals: Threat analyst

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B.C. given D+ grade in latest Food Banks Canada poverty report

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Sudanese-Canadians ask for more time to repay evacuation costs

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