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Previous riots to blame for no Canucks outdoor watch parties: Vancouver Mayor

Edmonton, Winnipeg, and Toronto have all had outdoor watch parties for the Stanley Cup playoffs but Vancouver is an outlier. Vancouver mayor talks about why. @MonikaGul reports.

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