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Woman injured in train-van collision

A woman was seriously hurt when a train plowed into her vehicle as it sat on tracks just north of Kamloops Tuesday about 6 p.m. The eastbound CN train rammed the side of the van at an uncontrolled crossing.
Metric brings 'a little bit more' to arena show

Metric brings 'a little bit more' to arena show

Sewage, pot hot topics for Victoria byelection candidates

Sewage, pot hot topics for Victoria byelection candidates

An overflow crowd of voters quizzed the four major candidates vying for the federal seat representing Victoria on Wednesday night. People filled every chair in the James Bay New Horizons auditorium.

Commentary: Time for Republicans to get in step with changing face of America

By Andrew CoyneAmong Republicans, the word of the day is “soul-searching.” As in: “Republicans do some soul-searching after Romney loss.” “Obama win forces Republican soul-searching.” “Republican Party has some serious soul-searching to do.

Clarification

Charities, Jeneece Place funds separate The more than $1 million that Jeneece Edroff raised for children's charities over seven years was separate from the money that was raised to build Jeneece Place at Victoria General Hospital.

NDP questions Bell's email to insider, lobbyist

The New Democrats want answers from B.C. Jobs Minister Pat Bell about an email he sent to the Liberal party's vice-president, who was lobbying for a Chinese investor in Prince Rupert.

Driver pulled from car after collision in Langford

The driver of a Honda Civic had to be freed from the vehicle after a two-car crash in Langford Wednesday. The Honda was going north on Millstream Road at 5 p.m.

MLAs voted secretly for $127,000 allowance

Politicians granted themselves recall allowances, documents show

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Greek government pushes through austerity measures Politicians defied an internal rift and violent protests at the gates of parliament.

Ottawa, Boeing dicker on support for helicopters

Six years after announcing a sole-source deal to buy 15 battlefield helicopters and three years after signing the contract, the Harper government has finally sat down with Boeing to talk about how much it will cost to support the aircraft.