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Demolition crews begin work at site of Dunbar-Southlands fire

The City of Vancouver says it is making progress on cleaning up the Dunbar-Southland neighbourhood after a construction fire led to the collapse of a crane earlier this week. However, it could be two to three weeks before full cleanup is complete.

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