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Full tolls now in effect on Port Mann Bridge

Full tolls now in effect on Port Mann Bridge

The full toll on the new Port Mann Bridge went into effect on Wednesday, an expense that will likely convince many drivers to increasingly seek alternative crossings of the Fraser River.
Forestry fatalities on the rise, but still below death toll of 2005

Forestry fatalities on the rise, but still below death toll of 2005

Another 11 loggers and truckers died in the B.C. forest sector this year, the fourth consecutive annual increase.
B.C.’s newest highway: South Fraser Perimeter Road is officially open

B.C.’s newest highway: South Fraser Perimeter Road is officially open

VANCOUVER — B.C.’s newest highway, the South Fraser Perimeter Road, opened Saturday, connecting all five major Fraser River crossings. “The completion of the South Fraser Perimeter Road is good news for the Metro Vancouver region.
Yea or nay, Northern Gateway ruling coming today

Yea or nay, Northern Gateway ruling coming today

VANCOUVER — Following months of hearings, years of debate and dozens of protests, the federal panel reviewing the controversial Northern Gateway pipeline will release its report later today. Much hangs in the balance.
Site C project has McLeod Lake Indian Band worried

Site C project has McLeod Lake Indian Band worried

McLEOD LAKE — The creation of the W.A.C. Bennett dam five decades ago had long-lasting impacts on members of the McLeod Lake Indian Band and Wednesday they expressed concern history may repeat itself with the proposed Site C dam.
Drug-fuelled crime spree leads to more jail time

Drug-fuelled crime spree leads to more jail time

A drug-fuelled crime spree in the Peden Hill area of Prince George a year ago has earned a man two more years in jail.
Man bear-sprayed for trying stop gasoline thief

Man bear-sprayed for trying stop gasoline thief

A witness who attempted to stop a man from siphoning gasoline along Versatile Drive in Kamloops got a face full of bear spray for his good deed.
NDP leader Mulcair predicts Northern Gateway a non-starter, no matter how NEB rules

NDP leader Mulcair predicts Northern Gateway a non-starter, no matter how NEB rules

OTTAWA — Tom Mulcair predicts the Northern Gateway pipeline will never be built, even if it passes environmental muster.
Jim Pattison’s $9.5 billion makes him richest man in Canada

Jim Pattison’s $9.5 billion makes him richest man in Canada

Richest woman is Sherry Brydson of Victoria
UVic study raises safety concerns about oil, gas near schools

UVic study raises safety concerns about oil, gas near schools

A University of Victoria study has recommended that the province require any new oil and gas developments to be built at least 1.5 kilometres away from schools, among other changes.