Polar Bear Plunge in English Bay

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Polar Bear Swim

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Not just a hangover cure, Vancouver's Polar Bear Swim offers redemption, ritual, hope

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A Polar Bear plunge in the icy waters of English Bay has been a community tradition since 1920 for locals who want to rinse away the old year and start the new one fresh.

For some, it’s a party. For others, the ritual is personal. “We do it every year to honour my daughter, who died six years ago ,” said Ann Kubota .

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