Blues Can Closes, Moves to 16th Ave
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Blues Can to close by the end of the year at Inglewood location, will reopen at former Tipperary's
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The Blues Can in Inglewood will close at its current location by the end of the year .
The venue will be moving to a new location on 16th Avenue N.W. The new location will be the former home of Tipperary’s .
Owner Greg Smith made the announcement over the weekend on his website.