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'Truly devastating': Two off-duty police officers now dead after B.C. avalanche

'Truly devastating': Two off-duty police officers now dead after B.C. avalanche

Const. Mathieu Nolet succumbed to his injuries in the hospital and Const. Wade Tittemore died in the avalanche.
Prince George Pulp mill closure precipitated by chip shortages, dwindling pulp log supplies

Prince George Pulp mill closure precipitated by chip shortages, dwindling pulp log supplies

Forest consultant Rob Schuetz not surprised Canfor mill shutting down. Quesnel might be next on pulp closure list.
Details of Saanich bank robbery revealed: police the target, not money

Details of Saanich bank robbery revealed: police the target, not money

Investigators say Matthew and Isaac Auchterlonie expected they would die, and picked the bank at random.
Cancer cluster being investigated at B.C. elementary school

Cancer cluster being investigated at B.C. elementary school

Alouette Elementary in Maple Ridge, B.C., is under investigation for possible environmental contamination after multiple staff — all in the same wing of the school — were diagnosed with breast cancer over the past two years.
Vancouver airport says 'equipment issue' caused long delays

Vancouver airport says 'equipment issue' caused long delays

A Vancouver traveller said staff suggested that she tweet about it because they were also frustrated.
Crown seeks new court order against B.C. pet killer

Crown seeks new court order against B.C. pet killer

Kayla Bourque is out on a release order with conditions.
Single dad from war-torn Syria finds refuge with B.C. church community

Single dad from war-torn Syria finds refuge with B.C. church community

"I realize that I can't step off a plane directly into my dream job," says 23-year-old writer Youssef Al-Khoudor.
Finish line coming into focus for LNG Canada, Coastal Gas Link

Finish line coming into focus for LNG Canada, Coastal Gas Link

Megaproject contracts in place will provide more than $5 billion for B.C. businesses
Opinion: 5 ways to reform Canada's bail system to benefit both the public and the accused

Opinion: 5 ways to reform Canada's bail system to benefit both the public and the accused

To protect communities, we must improve the likelihood that accused people can comply with their bail conditions by offering greater support on several fronts, from social services to law enforcement.
CN president Robinson says railway expansion a runaway train

CN president Robinson says railway expansion a runaway train

Port of Prince Rupert thriving, continues to open Canadian freight inroads to Asian markets