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Saying the very community is at stake, District of Mackenzie council has established a task force to battle B.C. Hydro's quest to increase the amount of water it can draw out of the Williston Reservoir.

At a retirement celebration Saturday for a doctor some consider a “living legend” in Vancouver, a trio of centenarian patients were a testament to his tender bedside manner and holistic approach to health care.

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OTTAWA — Green Party Leader Elizabeth May’s supporters are springing to her defence, saying the call for a robust and open debate on the party’s future is a dissident ploy aimed at launching a divisive attack against her leadership.

The NDP accused the B.C. government Thursday of helping colleges and universities “sneak” past the province’s two per cent cap on tuition increases.

VANCOUVER — If you’re planning to camp in a provincial park this summer, take note: Camping reservations open this month. Starting at 7 a.m. on March 15, Discover Camping will begin accepting reservations for most campgrounds.

VANCOUVER — A former flight attendant is suing WestJet, alleging the airline didn’t do enough to investigate her claim that a pilot sexually assaulted her during a layover in Hawaii. According to documents filed in B.C.

SURREY — An 88-year-old woman’s relatives say they hope security at Surrey Memorial Hospital will be improved following a brazen robbery that left her with an injured hand. Grace Marriott was taken to the hospital by ambulance on Feb.

A judge has ordered ICBC to pay an immigrant couple more than $350,000 after the corporation falsely accused them of insurance fraud.

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