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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.
Interrogation
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?
Whistler
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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NBA's Vancouver Grizzlies, 10 years later — still in hibernation
Vancouver is unabashedly a hockey town, but those who yearn for a return of the National Basketball ...
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Business
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...
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Entertainment
Lady Gaga invites 10-year-old Canadian girl to perform on stage with her (updated)
Gaga on Maria Aragon: 'Can't stop crying watching this. This is why I make music. She is the future.'
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Life
Women have gift of the gab over chatterbox men
Women communicate better than men and actually talk less, researchers said Friday.
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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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Opinion: 'Sigh ... goodbye, Charlie Brown, goodbye’
Next Saturday, on Feb. 26, The Sun will discontinue the comic strip Peanuts.
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Opinion: Seconds could put Christy Clark second as many voters are still undecided
With the field for the B.C. Liberal leadership field now reduced to four candidates, the various camps agree on a couple of things about the pending vote.
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Man seriously injured in Surrey stabbing
A 46-year-old man is in hospital with serious injuries after being stabbed in the torso several times Friday afternoon.
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Vancouver’s Rebecca Marino advances to WTA’s Cellular South Cup tennis final
Sixth-seeded Rebecca Marino of Vancouver will play Slovakian Magdalena Rybarikova in Saturday's women's final at the $220,000 Cellular South Cup tennis event.
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Director of Civil Forfeiture wins another round against Nanaimo Hells Angels
The Director of Civil Forfeiture has won the latest round in its long-running court battle with the Nanaimo Hells Angels.
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Call girls, cronyism and corruption: backroom dealings in B.C. Rail sale revealed in B.C. Supreme Court
Seven years after an unprecedented raid on the legislature and an aborted trial, the public finally received an uncensored view of the backroom shenanigans that occurred in the controversial $1-billion sale of BC Rail assets in 2003. It's not a pretty panorama.
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Vancouver man fatally shot on Hornby Street was targeted, known to police
Less than two years ago, a North Vancouver judge told Milad Nournia he would never be allowed to possess a gun again after he pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and carrying an illegal firearm. But Nournia was carrying a loaded handgun when he was shot to death in downtown Vancouver Thursday night.
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Health Canada: Crib, baby monitor, batteries recalled for safety concerns
Three baby products, including a crib sold by Ikea and a baby monitor, are being recalled because of safety concerns.
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Canucks’ injury woes take Wing in Samuelsson’s memory
Defencemen dropping like bugs from a zapper. A patchwork blue line that causes a rush on media guides — in the dressing room. Desperation. Worry. A February to forget. Yes, things sure were bleak for those Detroit Red Wings back in 2008.
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NDP's Mike Farnworth explains plan for education commission
NDP leadership candidate Mike Farnworth has released details about his plan for a commission on education if he becomes premier.
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B.C. boy earns Mr Gay Canada prize, will represent country at world pageant
A Vancouver bartender from Smithers B.C. has won the title of Mr Gay Canada and will represent the nation at the third annual Mr. Gay World competition on March 9 in the Philippines.
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Float plane service from Vancouver to Seattle proposed, but will it get off the ground?
A Washington airline has revived plans to open harbour-to-harbour service between Vancouver and Seattle to take advantage of growing business and tourism connections between the cities.
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Video: Additional costs will hurt float plane industry
Victoria Mayor Dean Fortin takes issue with additional costs for float plane passengers. However, solutions may be on the horizon.
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