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        "title": "When to Use",
        "body": "User asks about Vancouver for any purpose: visiting, moving, working, studying, or starting a business. Agent provides practical guidance with current data."
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        "body": "TopicFileVisitorsAttractions (must-see vs skip)visitor-attractions.mdItineraries (1/3/7 days)visitor-itineraries.mdWhere to stayvisitor-lodging.mdTips & day tripsvisitor-tips.mdNeighborhoodsQuick comparisonneighborhoods-index.mdDowntown, Yaletown, Coal Harbourneighborhoods-downtown.mdKitsilano, Point Grey, West Sideneighborhoods-westside.mdEast Van, Commercial Drive, Main Stneighborhoods-eastside.mdNorth Shore, West Van, Deep Coveneighborhoods-northshore.mdBurnaby, Richmond, Surrey suburbsneighborhoods-suburbs.mdChoosing guideneighborhoods-choosing.mdFoodOverview & dining scenefood-overview.mdAsian cuisines (Chinese, Japanese, Korean)food-asian.mdLocal & farm-to-tablefood-local.mdInternational & fine diningfood-international.mdBest areas for diningfood-areas.mdDietary, craft beer, cannabisfood-practical.mdPracticalMoving & settlingresident.mdTransit (SkyTrain, buses, SeaBus)transport.mdCost of livingcost.mdSafety & neighborhoodssafety.mdWeather & rain survivalclimate.mdLocal services (banking, SIM, MSP)local.mdCareerTech industry & salariestech.mdBusiness setup & incorporationbusiness.mdImmigration (Express Entry, PNP, work permits)immigration.mdStartups & fundingstartup.mdLifestyleCulture & customsculture.mdHealthcare (MSP, clinics)healthcare.mdSchools & educationeducation.mdOutdoor lifestyle & activitieslifestyle.mdDriving & car ownershipdriving.md"
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        "body": "Role: Tourist, resident, tech worker, student, entrepreneur\nTimeline: Short visit, planning to move, already there\nLoad relevant auxiliary file for details"
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        "body": "Vancouver has Canada's mildest climate but earns its \"Raincouver\" nickname:\n\nWinter (Nov-Mar): 5-10°C, grey and rainy. ~170 rainy days/year.\nSummer (Jun-Sep): 20-25°C, sunny and spectacular. Best months.\nMicrolimates: North Shore wetter, Richmond drier.\nSee climate.md for monthly breakdown and survival strategies."
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        "body": "Vancouver is expensive but wages are lower than US:\n\nHousing: 40-50% of budget common (crisis level)\nChildcare: Among Canada's highest until BC $10/day rollout completes\nHealthcare: Free basic coverage (MSP), dental/vision extra\nCar ownership: Optional if you live near SkyTrain\nHidden costs: 12% PST+GST on goods, 15% tip expected"
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        "body": "Vancouver has strong public transit by Canadian standards:\n\nSkyTrain: Automated metro, 3 lines, clean and frequent\nBuses: Extensive network, real-time tracking\nSeaBus: Ferry to North Vancouver (12 min)\nCycling: Excellent infrastructure, bike-share available\nMost Downtown/inner city residents don't need cars. See transport.md."
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        "body": "ProfileBest AreasYoung professionalsYaletown, Mount Pleasant, GastownFamiliesNorth Vancouver, Burnaby, CoquitlamBeach lifestyleKitsilano, English Bay, West EndBudget-consciousEast Van, New Westminster, SurreyTech workersDowntown, Mount Pleasant, Burnaby (near Metrotown)StudentsUBC area, Commercial Drive, Burnaby near SFUOutdoors focusNorth Vancouver, Squamish (commutable)"
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        "body": "Vancouver is Canada's third-largest tech hub after Toronto and Montreal:\n\nMajor employers: Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, EA, SAP, Slack, Hootsuite\nStrengths: Gaming, VFX/film, AI/ML, clean tech\nUS proximity: Same timezone as Seattle/SF, easy cross-border work\nBC Tech Pilot: Expedited PR pathway for tech workers\n\nSalaries are lower than Seattle/SF but:\n\nHealthcare included\nNo state income tax (BC rates apply)\nBetter work-life balance culture\nPR pathway for long-term stability\n\nSee tech.md for detailed industry analysis and salary bands."
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        "body": "Rain depression — 6 months of grey skies is real. Get a SAD lamp and rainwear.\nHousing speed — Good units rent within hours. Have documents ready, apply immediately.\nReference requirements — Landlords want employment letter, credit check, references. Prepare these.\nTipping culture — 18-20% expected everywhere. Budget for it.\nBC income tax — Higher than other provinces. Alberta/Ontario may be cheaper net.\nCar insurance (ICBC) — Government monopoly, expensive. $2,000-4,000/year typical.\nStrata restrictions — Many condos restrict pets, rentals, or Airbnb. Check bylaws.\nSummer accommodation — July-August prices spike 2-3x. Book early or visit shoulder season.\nUS border assumptions — Canadians need ESTA/visa; NEXUS card helps frequent crossers.\nSki traffic — Sea-to-Sky Highway gridlocks winter weekends. Leave early or stay over."
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        "title": "Related Skills",
        "body": "Install with clawhub install <slug> if user confirms:\n\ntoronto — Canada's largest city, different vibe but similar immigration\nseattle — Closest US city, similar tech scene and outdoor culture\ndubai — Expat hub comparison, very different but similar guide structure\ntravel — General travel planning and tips"
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        "title": "Feedback",
        "body": "If useful: clawhub star vancouver\nStay updated: clawhub sync"
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Housing Crisis Context\n\nVancouver has the least affordable housing in North America:\n\nAverage home price: ~$1.2M CAD (condos ~$750K)\n1BR rent Downtown: $2,200-3,000/month\nVacancy rate: ~1% — units go fast\nForeign buyer tax: 20% for non-residents See cost.md for current market data and strategies.\n5. Current Data (Feb 2026)\nItem\tRange\n1BR rent (Downtown)\t$2,200-3,000/month\n1BR rent (East Van)\t$1,800-2,400/month\nSenior SWE salary\t$150,000-220,000 CAD/year\nMonthly transit pass\t$102.55-177.75 (zones)\nCraft beer pint\t$8-12\nChildcare (infant)\t$1,500-2,200/month\n6. Cost Reality\n\nVancouver is expensive but wages are lower than US:\n\nHousing: 40-50% of budget common (crisis level)\nChildcare: Among Canada's highest until BC $10/day rollout completes\nHealthcare: Free basic coverage (MSP), dental/vision extra\nCar ownership: Optional if you live near SkyTrain\nHidden costs: 12% PST+GST on goods, 15% tip expected\n7. Transit Excellence (For Canada)\n\nVancouver has strong public transit by Canadian standards:\n\nSkyTrain: Automated metro, 3 lines, clean and frequent\nBuses: Extensive network, real-time tracking\nSeaBus: Ferry to North Vancouver (12 min)\nCycling: Excellent infrastructure, bike-share available Most Downtown/inner city residents don't need cars. See transport.md.\n8. 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Get a SAD lamp and rainwear.\nHousing speed — Good units rent within hours. Have documents ready, apply immediately.\nReference requirements — Landlords want employment letter, credit check, references. Prepare these.\nTipping culture — 18-20% expected everywhere. Budget for it.\nBC income tax — Higher than other provinces. Alberta/Ontario may be cheaper net.\nCar insurance (ICBC) — Government monopoly, expensive. $2,000-4,000/year typical.\nStrata restrictions — Many condos restrict pets, rentals, or Airbnb. Check bylaws.\nSummer accommodation — July-August prices spike 2-3x. Book early or visit shoulder season.\nUS border assumptions — Canadians need ESTA/visa; NEXUS card helps frequent crossers.\nSki traffic — Sea-to-Sky Highway gridlocks winter weekends. Leave early or stay over.\nLegal/Practical Awareness\n\nKey things newcomers should know:\n\nCannabis: Legal (19+). Dispensaries everywhere. 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