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In towns without Uber Eats, local entrepreneurs deliver a solution

SQUAMISH, B.C. — When people living in Squamish want food delivered from local restaurants, they’re likely to Just Call Terry.

That’s Terry as in Terry Hein, a 68-year-old entrepreneur who drives a Chevrolet Trax and brings everything from steaks from the local chophouse and burgers from nearby fast-food chains to people living in this adventure community north of Vancouver.

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