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West 41st Avenue reopens after a fire and crane collapse shuttered the major arterial

West 41st Avenue in Vancouver is officially back open after being shut down for nearly a month due to a fire and crane collapse on Aug. 6. The reopening is welcome news to one couple who rely on the bus to get to UBC. Kate Walker has the story.

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