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B.C. private schools named in lawsuit alleging 'violent' child sex abuse

B.C. private schools named in lawsuit alleging 'violent' child sex abuse

Teacher Ray Clavin and Father John Kilty have come up in multiple lawsuits alleging sexual abuse of boys.
Respectful dialogue in front of engaged crowd at the Ƶappall candidates meeting

Respectful dialogue in front of engaged crowd at the Ƶappall candidates meeting

MP hopefuls highlighted  housing affordability, a lack of regional transit and strengthening Canada in the face of U.S. threats .
Rob Shaw: BC NDP's $400K health review offers no deadline, no report, no answers

Rob Shaw: BC NDP's $400K health review offers no deadline, no report, no answers

Instead of transparency, British Columbians are getting vague promises of 'iterative cycles' and a hiring freeze that’s causing more questions than answers
Why stock market fraudsters face heat in the U.S., walk free in B.C.

Why stock market fraudsters face heat in the U.S., walk free in B.C.

Canadian police cite legal roadblocks as U.S. regulators clean house
I Watched This Game: Canucks make history with literal last-minute comeback against the Stars

I Watched This Game: Canucks make history with literal last-minute comeback against the Stars

The Vancouver Canucks did what had never been done before to improbably beat the Dallas Stars in overtime.
B.C. vows to retain overdose-prevention sites no matter who wins federal election

B.C. vows to retain overdose-prevention sites no matter who wins federal election

“These are services that save lives and they connect people to the supports and the people they need to talk to access those supports,” says Health Minister Josie Osborne
A Q&A with the Sea to Sky People's Party of Canada MP candidate

A Q&A with the Sea to Sky People's Party of Canada MP candidate

Peyman Askari on immigration, housing, the environment and his desire to see the government get out of the way of citizens.
Two British Columbians suing cruise line after alleged food poisoning

Two British Columbians suing cruise line after alleged food poisoning

Tierny Patterson and Nicole Singh were passengers on a September 2024 cruise to Alaska that had a reported salmonella outbreak.
New hearing for B.C. stockbrokers after commission says mistakes made in panel

New hearing for B.C. stockbrokers after commission says mistakes made in panel

BCSC says panel for stockbroker regulator failed in its assessment of gatekeeper roles in case linked to an alleged widespread penny stock consulting scheme
B.C. loses fight to deny Seabridge Gold millions of dollars in tax credits

B.C. loses fight to deny Seabridge Gold millions of dollars in tax credits

A B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled mining companies can receive tax credits on a broad range of activities to prove their mine is 'economically viable'
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