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Canada-wide warrant issued for man suspected in Calgary mall kidnapping
Police have issued Canada-wide arrest warrants looking for a convicted sex offender after a 10-year-old girl was taken Thursday night from a Calgary shopping centre.
Wild horses
A Summerland-based animal rescue group has struck a deal with the B.C. government to save wild horses from slaughter.
Capital & Van. Isl.
Cargo ships and freighters anchored around Cowichan Bay and the Gulf Islands are putting sensitive marine ecosystems at risk, a leading environmentalist says.
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Just say no? Canucks GM Mike Gillis may do just that
In previous years, through injuries or deficiencies, the Vancouver Canucks always seemed to need a significant player or two at the deadline. This season they don't need anyone. There are undoubtedly players they want, but none they desperately need.
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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: Mormon prophet’s diaries reveal depraved face of polygamy
The ugly, depraved face of polygamy that some academics and civil libertarians refuse to acknowledge is laid bare in the detailed diaries of North America’s most notorious polygamist.
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Canada will pursue sanctions against Libya: Harper
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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B.C. parks falling by the wayside
A look at the past and future as the B.C. parks system turns 100 years old.
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'Debauchery' at Vancouver Island University dance leads to radio ban
Nanaimo's community radio station has been banned from hosting events at Vancouver Island University.
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Kelowna man arrested for indecent exposure
Gregory Joseph Nerlinger, 37, appeared in court on Friday to face five charges of committing an indecent act.
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Fire rips through Vernon apartment building
Fire crews responded to a call around 5 am on Friday after fire broke out on the second floor of a Vernon apartment building.
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Photos: Vernon apartment fire
Fire crews responded to a call early Friday morning about a blaze ripping through a Vernon apartment building.
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Cold snap breaks records, worst is over
Greater Victoria can take cold, cold comfort that the worst of this snowstorm is likely over.
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Edmonton man acquitted of Canada Day murder
An Edmonton jury has found Augustine Poitras not guilty of second-degree murder in the death of Shane Howarth on Canada Day two years ago.
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Victoria's treacherous icy sidewalks a danger, bylaw infraction
Many in Victoria slip up on snow-clearing bylaws
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Concern for Babe's Honey bees as company enters receivership
Babe's bees are being watched over as they winter in Port Alberni.
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Decades-old error took land from Squamish First Nation
A bureaucratic error made almost 100 years ago meant the Squamish First Nation unknowingly lost close to 40,000 square meters of land north of Squamish, the province has revealed.
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Victoria hotel seeks owner of photo album dating back to 1914
The old photos exude emotion, pride and history.
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Boeing wins massive U.S. air tanker contract for Everett, Wash., plant
U.S. aerospace giant Boeing on Thursday won a massive contract to supply aerial refueling tankers to the Air Force, defeating European rival EADS in a long-running contest.
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More snow flurries for Victoria before warming relief
It was a chilly morning, with temperatures hitting a low of -6 degrees in the city at 7 a.m. today.
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Drivers rush to the pumps as gas price shoots up
Gas prices in Nanaimo jumped sharply on Friday, following a Canadian trend as Middle Eastern instability jolts international oil markets.
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