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RCMP officer testifies about suitcase, human remains on island

RCMP officer testifies about suitcase, human remains on island

Richmond exchange student Yuan Xi Tang is on trial for first-degree murder of his mother
Ex-B.C. auditor general Doyle resigns from job in Australia

Ex-B.C. auditor general Doyle resigns from job in Australia

B.C.’s former Auditor General John Doyle has resigned as an auditor general in Australia amid an ongoing investigation into a “personal grievance” filed against him, according to Australian media.
Couple tough it out as mudslides hit northeast of Pemberton

Couple tough it out as mudslides hit northeast of Pemberton

Ingrid and Greg Rebar fired up a generator and made do with some very muddy water when mudslides knocked out power and cut off the tiny community of D’Arcy on Sunday.
Walbran Valley logging plan sparks talk of blockade

Walbran Valley logging plan sparks talk of blockade

The B.C. government has approved a permit for logging on one of eight planned “cutblock” areas in the central Walbran Valley on Vancouver Island, which an environmental group says could reignite the war in the woods from the 1990s.
Update: Bridge on Highway 7 near Mission reopens with restrictions

Update: Bridge on Highway 7 near Mission reopens with restrictions

METRO VANCOUVER - The Dewdney bridge in Mission has reopened to traffic after being closed for four days for repairs.
Slides northeast of Pemberton leave hundreds stranded

Slides northeast of Pemberton leave hundreds stranded

PEMBERTON, B.C. — Officials with the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District hope to gain a better idea today of how long it will take to repair roads and reach people stranded northeast of Pemberton, B.C.
Miley Cyrus spends weekend in northwest B.C. in bid to save wolves

Miley Cyrus spends weekend in northwest B.C. in bid to save wolves

VANCOUVER - Pop star Miley Cyrus paid a visit to the Great Bear Rainforest this weekend to learn more about the local wolf cull and trophy hunting.
MyEdBC computer system giving teachers headaches

MyEdBC computer system giving teachers headaches

The old Education Ministry system was glitchy. The new one, too, is causing problems
Metro Vancouver storm leaves thousands without power

Metro Vancouver storm leaves thousands without power

METRO VANCOUVER — B.C. Hydro is working to restore power to over 5,000 customers in the Lower Mainland/Sunshine Coast, Okanagan/Kootenay, Thompson/Shuswap and North Vancouver Island regions after wind storms whipped through the province Sunday.
Refugees who fled Vietnam band together to help Syrians

Refugees who fled Vietnam band together to help Syrians

The three Vietnamese men, all in their 60s, meet for dinner twice a year. One recent evening in Burnaby, they discussed the news coming out of Syria: rickety boats, desperate people fleeing a war zone and bodies washing up on distant beaches.