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The B.C. government plans to finally deliver on a six-year-old promise to release regular reports on the status of 8,000 children in its care.

China's new leader, Xi Jinping, is highlighting corruption as a scourge that could bring down the Communist Party, though he has yet to offer any specific new proposals to stop it.

Three B.C. human rights organizations are jointly panning the Missing Women's Inquiry as a failure even before the inquiry's report and recommendations are handed to the province. The B.C.

Highway 28 linking Campbell River and Gold River was closed in both directions Monday due to flooding, according to the DriveB.C. website. A detour about 20 kilometres long was established via the Elk River Logging Road.

By Trudy RubinCAIRO — I came to Egypt to examine the impact a Muslim Brotherhood president has had on the country. Egyptian liberals and moderate Muslims have been struggling with religious political parties over the role of Islam in the state.

CINDY E. HARNETT The infamous Mr. Floatie’s first public appearance in about four years at a Green Party rally Monday night was thwarted when the man in the feces costume said he was shown the door.

Part-owner Wally Meng faces five charges of aggravated assault after five employees stabbed with scissors at Red Lion complex

Even more than a visit from Santa Claus, Sadé Ashby longs for a visit from her father, who lives in Barbados and hasn't seen her in nearly three years.

Seven survivors of a fatal plane crash in northwestern Manitoba were in stable condition in several different hospitals on Monday.

National Defence quietly examined the idea of designating more positions within the military as "safety sensitive" in order to catch and punish soldiers for illegal drug use. Internal documents show the Canadian Army was particularly concerned.