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Newsroom Ready: Lunar New Year events return to B..C after three years of hiatus

Hundreds of people gathering in Chinatown on Jan. 22 to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his "heart breaks" for the people whose Lunar New Year celebrations were "violently attacked" and whose lives were forever changed after a mass shooting in California.

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