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Clark boosts Liberal candidates in Greater Victoria

Clark boosts Liberal candidates in Greater Victoria

Premier Christy Clark tried to use her first campaign stop Tuesday to boost the fortunes of local B.C. Liberal candidates, as a new poll showed her party slipping below the B.C. Greens in popularity on Vancouver Island.
Les Leyne: Candidate’s collapse a familiar NDP faux pas

Les Leyne: Candidate’s collapse a familiar NDP faux pas

B.C. New Democrats are very inclusive. They’ll take just about anybody who wants to be a candidate. The party’s loose approach to picking candidates has been shown several times over the years. The B.C.
Doctors ask for meeting on Victoria Health Point clinic rift

Doctors ask for meeting on Victoria Health Point clinic rift

Four doctors poised to walk out of a senior-focused Victoria clinic next month say they requested an emergency meeting with the Vancouver Island Health Authority but have not had a response.

Langford firefighter hurt while rescuing injured hiker

An injured hiker was brought to safety in a rescue operation that saw a Langford volunteer firefighter hurt when his all-terrain vehicle went down a hill backward.

CALENDAR, April 17 and 18: Randy Bachman; K-OS; Let Me Call You Sweetheart

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 Randy Bachman: Vinyl Tap Tour — Every Song Tells a Story, 7:30 p.m. at the McPherson Playhouse. Tickets at rmts.bc.ca or tel. 250-386-6121. K-OS with Rich Aucoin, 8 p.m., at Sugar Nightclub, 858 Yates St.

Woman not on board crashed helicopter

The RCMP has revised the list of survivors of a helicopter crash Saturday near Bute Inlet. Initial reports indicated that four men and a woman survived the crash.
Tracy Dawn Smith's one-day sentence for drunk-driving death increased to two years

Tracy Dawn Smith's one-day sentence for drunk-driving death increased to two years

The B.C. Court of Appeal has overturned the one-day jail sentence for an impaired driver who killed a motorcyclist on the Trans-Canada Highway on Canada Day 2011.

Social-aid agencies suing province over trust deficit

Two more agencies that provide services to people with developmental disabilities have filed suit against the B.C. government for allegedly mishandling employee benefit plans. The Fort St.

Victoria churches, charities fight to keep tax exemption

Church, social-service and recreation organizations will plead their case to Victoria city councillors tonight in an effort to maintain their property-tax exemptions.

Probe concluded supervising guard assaulted Ashley Smith at psychiatric prison

TORONTO - A prison supervisor used excessive force on a deeply troubled teenaged inmate on two occasions, then tried to cover up his misconduct by falsifying his accounts on the incidents, according to a disciplinary investigation made public Tuesday