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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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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.
By the end of next year, if you live in a house in Metro Vancouver, your kitchen scraps will be banned from the trash.
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.
Brutal and outrageous games pit animals against each other for the amusement of Afghan men
It is the world’s most iconic animal. The stuff of childhood nursery rhymes. The inspiration for many of humankind’s most enduring myths. A purveyor of legends and, for those unlucky enough to be caught in its claws, the harbinger of nightmares.
Nine Bell call centre employees filed a lawsuit on Friday against 19 of their coworkers seeking a cut of the $50-million Lotto Max jackpot they won last month.
VERNON, B.C. — A former B.C. teacher accused of sexually abusing one of her students — a 12-year-old boy — spent hours on the stand this week answering questions about the alleged 2003 relationship.
A Winnipeg jury convicted a man of second-degree murder Friday evening for the 1984 slaying of teenager Candace Derksen.
Two images of dying anti-smoking crusader Barb Tarbox will be included among Health Canada’s 16 new “high-impact” package warnings.
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Clay Roueche files suit against B.C. government, police
United Nations gang founder Clay Roueche filed a suit against the B.C. government and two police agencies Friday for violating his Charter rights by helping U.S. law enforcement capture him.
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Deception detection: Victoria interrogators sniff out liars
Does the suspect avoid eye contact or become angry during a particular question? Do they talk about their missing loved one in the past tense, as if they know he or she is dead? How does the suspect react when shown evidence linking them to the crime?
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2010 Olympics benefits expected to kick in over long term
Whistler realtor Pat Kelly figures it will take some time and patience for the resort to reap the financial payoffs of the 2010 Olympics.
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Canada Line civil suit overturned: Susan Heyes damages set aside
Susan Heyes lost round two of her David-and-Goliath battle against the Canada Line builders on Friday when the B.C. Court of Appeal overturned her $600,000 award.
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NBA Grizzlies, 10 years later: Still in hibernation
Vancouver is unabashedly a hockey town, but those who yearn for a return of the National Basketball Association got something of a glimmer of hope this week from commissioner David Stern.
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Fashion & Beauty
Parliament's West Block to get new look
The planned renewal of Parliament Hill's West Block passed a milestone on Friday with approval of the design by the National Capital Commission.
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Crime
- Guilty verdict in 1984 murder case of Winnipeg girl
- Two Ontario doctors accused of sexual assault
- Deception detection: Victoria interrogators sniff out liars
- Opposition asking wrong questions of Oda: government
- Most Canadians fear sovereignty sellout in border talks with U.S., poll finds
- Tobacco warning labels to appear on interior and exterior of package
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Want to make money? Try public service
Savvy parents should start advising their children to become bureaucrats, not doctors.
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Libya protests leave 46 dead: Amnesty International
Thousands protested in Libya's second city, Benghazi, on Friday in the worst unrest of Moammar Gadhafi's four decades in power, and Amnesty International said 46 people had been killed in a three-day police crackdown.
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Apple sent top executive to China after suicides at contract manufacturer
After nearly a dozen workers committed suicide at a contract manufacturing facility in China last year, Apple sent then-chief operating officer Tim Cook, now the company's acting CEO, to visit Foxconn International Holdings and press the company to improve working conditions.
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