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McGuinty sees signs of progress in Elliot Lake after deadly mall collapse

ELLIOT LAKE, Ont.
125-year-old firm donates a treasure trove of history

125-year-old firm donates a treasure trove of history

Gift by the numbers: 2,400 client files, 300 photographs, 40 maps and about 180 bound volumes of correspondence

Commentary: Small fish, big opportunity

By Peter Baker and Paul ShivelySometimes the environmental challenges facing our oceans seem so large that itÂ’s hard to know where to start solving them.

More ocean fertilization feared

Haida Gwaii experiment may embolden others, critic warns

Deaths & Funerals

SMITH, Graham Philip 1947 - 2012 Predeceased by his parents, Rhoda and Hartley and brother, Ron. Survived by brother, Michael; sister, Barbara (Brownridge) and nephew, Kurtis.
Dinner with the Queen a sweet treat for Islander

Dinner with the Queen a sweet treat for Islander

A Victoria woman has a special invitation to meet the Queen next week at an intimate reception celebrating the monarch's Diamond Jubilee.

Shark off course

Golf club workers came to the rescue when a shark - apparently snagged by a bird - dropped out of the sky and flopped around on the 12th tee. An employee rushed the shark back to the Pacific Ocean, about eight kilometres away.
Gregory Brotherston charged with manslaughter

Gregory Brotherston charged with manslaughter

Gregory Brotherston has been charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of a Colwood man. The 31-year-old youngest son of former Highlands councillors Ken and Marie Brotherston was arrested Oct. 9.

Witness says Victoria man shot and killed robbery victim when his mask fell off

A Crown witness testified that Andrew Belcourt told him he shot a man during a robbery on March 3, 2010, because Belcourt's mask fell off. Max Deleeuw, 22, was testifying Thursday at the second-degree murder trial of Belcourt and Samuel Mcgrath in B.

Prince George Mountie injured as moose trashes cruiser

In this case of moose versus Mountie, the officer - and his car - got the worst of it. RCMP say the officer was writing a report in his car in Prince George on Thursday when he saw two moose crossing an intersection.