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- Will Klein moved to 60-day injured list to accommodate Treinen's return.
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Korean Consulate in Vancouver Launches First Book Festival to Spotlight K-Culture’s Literary Roots
The Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Vancouver will hold the inaugural Vancouver Korean Book Festival in October to mark Korean Heritage Month in British Columbia.
- Korean Consulate in Vancouver hosts inaugural Korean Book Festival in October.
- Festival features author talks, film screenings, live drawings, and theatrical readings.
- Special exhibition of Korean graphic novels "Jari" runs from October 5 to 31.