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Robert Latimer: Killing daughter was 'right thing to do.'
Robert Latimer, the Saskatchewan man sentenced to life in prison for the mercy killing of his severely disabled daughter in 1993, said he would do so again if he had to in his first interview since being...
Citizen arrest
The B.C. Civil Liberties Association is calling on all political parties to put the brakes on a proposal to increase citizen arrest powers in Canada, saying the plan "opens the door to privatized 911 services."
CT scans
Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) says it is looking into reports that it sent contradictory information in two letters to a patient about CT scans at Powell River General Hospital last summer.
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Kevin Falcon flying after finance minister’s ‘shot in the arm’
B.C. Liberal leadership candidate Kevin Falcon basked in the glow of Finance Minister Colin Hansen’s big-name endorsement, calling it a “real shot in the arm” for his campaign.
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16 years later, police still on hunt for Pickton-linked Jane Doe’s real name
Bill Wilson was selling homemade whirligigs from a roadside stand near Mission and stopped to fill his water bottle in a small creek when he spotted something that resembled an old bowl.
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WEEKEND EXTRA: Kitchen scraps to be banned from trash across Metro Vancouver
By the end of next year, if you live in a house in Metro Vancouver, your kitchen scraps will be banned from the trash.
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Bountiful parents delivered 12- and 13-year-old brides to U.S. arranged weddings
In 2005, two fathers from the fundamentalist Mormon community of Bountiful, B.C. drove their 12-year-old daughters across the U.S. Border. They went separately and, in one case, the girl’s mother went along. The purpose of the trips? Marriage.
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Penticton 'Freeman' arrested after refusing to cooperate with RCMP
A 57-year-old Penticton man was arrested Monday after refusing to participate with RCMP who were attempting to issue a ticket for lack of vehicle insurance. Lawrence Earl Sukow spent two nights in jail refusing to eat until he finally admitted who he was to police. RCMP say an increasing number of individuals are using so-called "Freeman of the Land" rights when dealing with police, government and the legal system.
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Harry Lali drops his name from NDP ballot
Harry Lali announced today he is withdrawing from the NDP leadership race. He has cited money as the reason.
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MLAs agree to disclose expenses
Parties strike deal to release figures for all MLAs' meals, travel, office costs, stipends; in the past, only cabinet ministers had to provide that information
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Seattle cop who shot Vancouver Island carver resigns
The Seattle police officer who fatally shot a woodcarver from Vancouver Island resigned Wednesday, Seattle police Chief John Diaz announced.
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Snowfall warning issued for Nanaimo and east Vancouver Island
Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for Nanaimo and eastern Vancouver Island this morning, forecasting up to 15 centimetres of snow.
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Electoral officer appointment on hold for now
After preparing to move on appointing a new chief electoral officer this week, the B.C. Liberals have instead put the selection on hold for now.
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Bowen Islanders warned of wolf-dog hybrid
Residents of Bowen Island are being warned that a wolf-dog hybrid is running loose on the normally pastoral area 20 kilometres northwest of Vancouver.
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Vancouver Island puppy shooting charges dropped due to court delays
Charges have been dropped against a Victoria area man accused of shooting a puppy on Quadra Island in 2008 Cody Wellard, 33, had been accused of willfully shooting a Jack Russell puppy belonging to 12-year-old cancer survivor Max Rose in September 2008.
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Saskatchewan woman faces sex-related charges involving boys under age of 16
A 37-year-old Warman woman is facing three charges of sexual interference involving boys under the age of 16.
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British Columbians' drink of choice? Beer, by a long shot
British Columbia's Liquor Distribution Branch has unveiled its Service Plan for Fiscal Years 2011/12 – 2013/14, a report looking at its recent past sales numbers, as well as projecting future sales
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Battle lines drawn over resort proposal near Juan de Fuca trail
Opponents say "flawed proposal" should have been killed at meeting Tuesday
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Opinion: The tragedy of Bountiful's students
The children of Bountiful are among the brightest and best educated in British Columbia.
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Bank robber Stephen Reid's day parole revoked over contraband cigarettes
Bank robber Stephen Reid has had his day parole revoked after he was found with thousands of contraband cigarettes during a traffic stop.
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