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B.C. to slash spending, freeze hiring

'Austerity measures' aim to offset $1 billion in vanished revenues

Keys stolen from car used to break into woman's home

Saanich police are repeating warnings about leaving valuables in parked cars after a woman's keys were stolen from her vehicle and likely used later to rob her house. The 24-year-old had parked at the base of Mount Douglas and gone for a hike.

Thousands evacuated after volcano erupts

Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted Thursday, spewing ash three kilometres into the sky and forcing the evacuation of thousands of people, but it was expected to stabilize by today, allowing evacuees to return home, emergency services said.

Victoria police halve domestic violence unit created after Lee tragedy in 2007

On fifth anniversary of Lee tragedy, Victoria force reduces commitment

Competition Bureau sues big three wireless carriers for allegedly misleading customers about cost of premium texting

The Competition Bureau is suing Canada’s three biggest wireless carriers and an industry association for allegedly misleading consumers about the cost of premium texting services. The watchdog accuses Bell (TSX:BCE), Rogers (TSX:RCI.

Youth's bail release tied to installing home alarm system

Conditions amount to house arrest in sex-assault, break-and-enter case

Complaint filed over FOI requests

A group that advocates for government transparency has filed a complaint with B.C.

Pakistan fire deaths investigated as murder

Pak-istani police registered a murder case against the owners and managers of a garment factory in the southern city of Karachi after a fire swept through the building and killed 258 people, many of whom were unable to escape because the exit doors w

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ON OUR WEBSITE TODAY COYOTE COULD BRING PARASITE INTO CITIES, SCIENTISTS WARN A potentially dangerous tapeworm in coyotes, foxes and other animals in Canada could spread to humans, researchers say.

Prof will be exonerated, lawyer says

Suspended Health Ministry worker also works part time at UVic