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TSB urges again that Transport Canada to implement railway wheel inspection rule

TSB urges again that Transport Canada to implement railway wheel inspection rule

VANCOUVER - The Transportation Safety Board reiterated a call Monday for Transport Canada to put regulations in place for wheel safety inspections on rail cars, following a December 2011 derailment in northern B.C.
Canucks to go with Schneider against Flames as goaltender carousel spins

Canucks to go with Schneider against Flames as goaltender carousel spins

VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Canucks goaltending controversy has taken another turn. Cory Schneider has been given the starting nod for Vancouver's home game against Calgary on Wednesday after a forgettable performance in the Canucks' season opener.
Reporter adds to allegations against Furlong in statement of defence

Reporter adds to allegations against Furlong in statement of defence

VANCOUVER - The reporter behind a newspaper article that accused former Vancouver Olympic CEO John Furlong of abusing students at a school in northern British Columbia four decades ago has included explosive new accusations in her statement of defenc
Life goes on in wintertime Coombs, B.C., minus the goats, of course

Life goes on in wintertime Coombs, B.C., minus the goats, of course

PARKSVILLE, B.C. - It's a cold, foggy and soggy Sunday morning, the kind of gun-metal grey that descends on Vancouver Island each winter and makes the explosion of colour from these most unlikely residents that much more startling.
Midfielder Robson parts ways with Whitecaps on opening day of training camp

Midfielder Robson parts ways with Whitecaps on opening day of training camp

BURNABY, B.C. - It was the first day of training for a new season, but first the Vancouver Whitecaps had to take care of some old business.
Human rights commission rejects temporary coal mine worker's complaint

Human rights commission rejects temporary coal mine worker's complaint

VANCOUVER - The Canadian Human Rights Commission has rejected a complaint filed by a Chinese miner against the United Steelworkers, over the union's vocal campaign against temporary foreign workers at a coal mine in northeastern British Columbia.
Ferry was just back from upgrades when it hit island and sank, trial told

Ferry was just back from upgrades when it hit island and sank, trial told

VANCOUVER - The passenger ferry that sank off the coast of British Columbia seven years ago, leaving two passengers missing, had recently returned to service after five months of upgrades and was probably in the best condition of its life, a crew mem
First Nation wants Federal Court to stop ratification of Canada-China deal

First Nation wants Federal Court to stop ratification of Canada-China deal

VANCOUVER - A B.C. First Nation has asked the Federal Court to stop Canada from ratifying an investment treaty with China until it and other bands have been consulted.
Explosive training device left on Air Canada plane in dog-training exercise

Explosive training device left on Air Canada plane in dog-training exercise

VANCOUVER - British Columbia's transit police have been forced to explain how an inert explosive device used in a dog-training exercise was left on an Air Canada airplane that then flew to Toronto.
Crown to appeal B.C. court ruling striking down portion of human smuggling law

Crown to appeal B.C. court ruling striking down portion of human smuggling law

VANCOUVER - The Crown will appeal a B.C. Supreme Court decision that struck down a section of the federal government's human smuggling law. Prosecutor Peter LaPrairie told B.C.