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WATCH: Schools in BC open September 10th, NASA discovers dwarf planet, and Canucks vs Blues

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 12 Aug, 2020 09:51 PM
  • WATCH:  Schools in BC open September 10th,  NASA discovers dwarf planet, and Canucks vs Blues

Ministry of Education announces schools in BC set to re-open on September 10th and not 8th.

NASA discovers dwarf planet which is like an ocean, and its game time on the ice as the playoffs have kicked off in full swing with the Vancouver Canucks taking on the St. Louis Blues Wednesday at 7:30pm.

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