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June 10, 2009

Never Let it Be Said the Vancouver Sun Doesn’t Know Hyperbole

The emphasis below is mine:

Bachelorette’s influence felt across Vancouver after episode filmed here
BY JEFF LEE, VANCOUVER SUNJUNE 9, 2009

VANCOUVER - Less than 24 hours after the latest episode aired involving Vancouver’s Bachelorette Jillian Harris, the city no longer seems the same.

Really?

Yesterday’s article on the topic was good too, stating that:

Filmed in April, the weather looked a tad grim when Jillian hit the water with Kiptyn for a hot “Vancouver-style” date of kayaking from False Creek to Granville Island.

Of course Granville Island is on False Creek but I guess I can’t expect every Vancouver Sun journalist to know that.

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