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Prime Minister Stephen Harper says his government will pursue sanctions against the Libyan regime of Moammar Gadhafi over its brutal repression of street protests — in partnership with other nations or alone, "if necessary."
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Review: Eric Clapton in golden form in Vancouver
To his legions of fans, Eric Clapton is no ordinary guitar player: Clapton is God.
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Photos: Slowhand Eric Clapton
Eric Clapton brings his guitar to the stage of Rogers Arena for a concert Friday, February 3, 2011 in Vancouver, B.C.
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Volleyball: ’Birds set themselves up for Canada West title
There was a play in the second set of the UBC women’s volleyball team’s win over Manitoba on Friday night where dynamic outside player Shanice Marcelle took a quick peak at the Bisons’ defence and then made a deft tip over a couple of blockers.
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Opinion: Voting scheme was an issue in ’93 as well
The last time the B.C. Liberals changed leaders, the party was also preoccupied with concerns about how the votes would be cast and counted.
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Opinion: The dirt on dirt — one of the world’s most valuable resources
Dirt just can’t get no respect.
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Canada will pursue sanctions against Libya: Harper
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Canada will pursue sanctions against the Libyan regime of Moammar Gadhafi over its brutal repression of street protests — in partnership with other nations or, if necessary, alone.
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Opinion: Conservatives' tough-on-crime agenda based on false premises
The Conservative administration in Ottawa continues to advocate U.S. Republican-style legal solutions even though the American justice system is in a shambles.
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Families of Lockerbie dead hope Gadhafi is held accountable
A boast from Libya's defected justice minister that he can prove that Moammar Gadhafi ordered the 1988 bombing of a U.S. jetliner over Lockerbie, Scotland, stirred hope among families of the 270 dead that the rogue dictator might be held accountable someday.
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