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TORONTO - Mayor Rob Ford will have to foot his own legal bills for his hard-won fight to keep his job in light of a citizen's application to have him removed for conflict of interest, an Ontario court ruled Tuesday.

Capital Regional District taxes will increase about 4.2 per cent this year, but just how much you will pay depends on where you live.

April Fools’ Day brought good news and bad for British Columbians.

Federal Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault has agreed to investigate a complaint by the University of Victoria’s Environmental Law Centre that federal scientists are being muzzled.

The signs still proclaim For Sale by Court Order, but the deal is all but done. The B.C. Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres has offered $1.

They missed spring break in Malibu, but three brown pelicans will finally head south today after undergoing treatment at the Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Metchosin.

Ferry fare hikes are like getting kicked in the crotch in the schoolyard. First time we got a nasty one, back in 1997, we ran straight to the principal, sputtering in indignation: “Mr. Clark, B.C.

With the 115th consecutive Island Farms Victoria Day Parade coming up next month, longtime organizer Ron Butlin has issued a final call for entries.

View Royal and Saanich engineering staff will meet with their contractor today to determine the construction schedule for the Craigflower Bridge replacement, including when the bridge will close to vehicle traffic.

To many, the idea of going to city hall to sit in on a municipal budget session has all the appeal of watching paint dry.