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Petronas to invest up to $16 billion in BC LNG

By The Canadian Press, 11 Jun 2013

French CBC responds to name controversy: Combine old and new

By The Canadian Press, 10 Jun 2013

Harper government to unveil new rules for supervised-injection sites

By The Canadian Press, 5 Jun 2013

BC NDP wins Coquitlam-Maillardville after judicial recount

By The Canadian Press, 5 Jun 2013

Northern Gateway cannot go ahead as proposed, BC gov't tells review panel

By The Canadian Press, 31 May 2013

Clark appoints chief of staff, deputy minister

By The Canadian Press, 30 May 2013

Final BC election count in; NDP picks up seat

By The Canadian Press, 30 May 2013

Government went too far in surveillance of First Nations advocate: report

By The Canadian Press, 28 May 2013

A timeline of Mayor Rob Ford's alleged drug use scandal

By The Canadian Press, 27 May 2013

Federal budget bill poses 'grave threat' to CBC, say journalists

By The Canadian Press, 27 May 2013

Federal Court upholds 2011 election results in 'robocall' ridings

By The Canadian Press, 24 May 2013

Rob Ford's chief of staff removed

By The Canadian Press, 23 May 2013

Liberals demand answers on Senate expenses scandal

By The Canadian Press, 23 May 2013

Harper leaves behind political storm in Ottawa, heads south for trade talks

By The Canadian Press, 21 May 2013

Lawsuit leads overseer of BC response to Pickton inquiry to resign

By The Canadian Press, 17 May 2013

BC NDP election loss not an issue of leadership: party president

By The Canadian Press, 16 May 2013

Sterk to stay as leader of BC Greens after historic election breakthrough

By The Canadian Press, 16 May 2013

Investigation launched into allegations of police abuse of northern BC women

By The Canadian Press, 16 May 2013

NDP's Dix ends campaign with 14-stop, 1,700-kilometre, 24-hour blitz

By The Canadian Press, 13 May 2013

VIDEO: Dix sounds off as Liberal attack ad slams him over '35' excuse

By The Canadian Press, 8 May 2013

Debt, deficit, economy dominating BC party leaders' on-air radio debate

By The Canadian Press, 26 Apr 2013

Clark promises women's economic council as part of election campaign

By The Canadian Press, 25 Apr 2013

Dix fields questions on budget, BC Rail, health care

By The Canadian Press, 25 Apr 2013

NDP would review whether BC Place should be sold

By The Canadian Press, 24 Apr 2013

BC NDP makes financial promises for seniors, rural and mental health

By The Canadian Press, 23 Apr 2013

NDP would scrap Pacific Carbon Trust, use cash for other environmental plans

By The Canadian Press, 22 Apr 2013

BC Conservatives name new candidate after North Van resignation

By The Canadian Press, 22 Apr 2013

NDP would freeze ferry rates; create student grant program

By The Canadian Press, 17 Apr 2013

Libs demand NDP candidate resign over online remarks

By The Canadian Press, 16 Apr 2013

Northern Gateway panel releases conditions for pipeline ahead of final arguments

By The Canadian Press, 12 Apr 2013

Clean-up underway as bio-diesel leaks from tank at Port Moody's Suncor plant

By The Canadian Press, 11 Apr 2013

Clark cleared of conflict in connection to sale of BC Rail

By The Canadian Press, 10 Apr 2013

Premier Clark seeks one-on-one debate with NDP's Dix

By The Canadian Press, 9 Apr 2013

Premier Clark to launch re-election bid with 30-minute TV special

By The Canadian Press, 8 Apr 2013

UPDATED: BC NDP say Liberal government hiding $800 million deficit

By The Canadian Press, 4 Apr 2013

Massive hydro project bypassing BC enviro assessment process: conservationists

By The Canadian Press, 3 Apr 2013

Prison guards lack 'common understanding' on basic human respect for inmates

By The Canadian Press, 31 Mar 2013

Former Alberta premier Ralph Klein dies at age 70

By The Canadian Press, 29 Mar 2013

Long-awaited enviro data on oil sands to be published

By The Canadian Press, 28 Mar 2013

Gaps in oil spill safety to be addressed in coming months

By The Canadian Press, 27 Mar 2013

Battle against voracious pine beetle goes microscopic with genome decoding

By The Canadian Press, 27 Mar 2013

BC Conservatives propose tax break for driving ferry or toll bridge users

By The Canadian Press, 25 Mar 2013

Safe movement of hazardous materials is the focus of BC symposium

By The Canadian Press, 25 Mar 2013

BC ends pipeline cross-examination with many unanswered questions

By The Canadian Press, 22 Mar 2013

BC finance minister alarmed skills training changes draw on provincial funds

By The Canadian Press, 21 Mar 2013

BC Liberal-NDP Chinese head-tax apology falls apart

By The Canadian Press, 19 Mar 2013

Harper names envoy to deal with First Nations concerns on pipelines and energy

By The Canadian Press, 19 Mar 2013

More inspections, tougher pollution penalties for oil tanker traffic

By The Canadian Press, 18 Mar 2013

Media company says Hindi film awards in Vancouver not linked to BC vote

By The Canadian Press, 15 Mar 2013

Company urges decision on billion-dollar mine despite Nisga'a concerns

By The Canadian Press, 15 Mar 2013

BC offers $100K to doctors who take a job in one of 17 rural communities

By The Canadian Press, 13 Mar 2013

Former councillor Suzanne Anton gets Liberal nod in Vancouver-Fraserview

By The Canadian Press, 12 Mar 2013

Former BC NDP premier says ethnic outreach scandal is overblown

By The Canadian Press, 8 Mar 2013

BC should protect its Rockies for grizzlies, wolverines: conservation group

By The Canadian Press, 8 Mar 2013

BC premier comes close to endorsing $25 billion oil refinery plan

By The Canadian Press, 7 Mar 2013

New Prosperity mine review to take broad look at environmental effects

By The Canadian Press, 6 Mar 2013

Media mogul David Black says funds in place for proposed Kitimat oil refinery

By The Canadian Press, 6 Mar 2013

Efforts to revive mothballed northern BC molybdenum mine move forward

By The Canadian Press, 4 Mar 2013

Clark says Multiculturalism Minister out pending ethnic vote review

By The Canadian Press, 4 Mar 2013

Wrestler pins former DOA founder in match for BC NDP nomination in Coquitlam

By The Canadian Press, 4 Mar 2013

Pooled pension plan introduced for BC residents to save for retirement

By The Canadian Press, 28 Feb 2013

Outsourcing health administration not bringing expected benefits: BC auditor

By The Canadian Press, 28 Feb 2013

BC doctor's advice a ring away as government pays $15 per call

By The Canadian Press, 22 Feb 2013

Feds close Vancouver coast guard station; union set to hold vigil

By The Canadian Press, 19 Feb 2013

Former BC Liberal party president Andrew Wilkinson runs in Vancouver-Quilchena

By The Canadian Press, 18 Feb 2013

Mounties raped, abused BC aboriginal girls, rights watchdog alleges in report

By The Canadian Press, 13 Feb 2013

BC Liberals to review star candidate facing tax charges

By The Canadian Press, 8 Feb 2013

Controversial senator Patrick Brazeau kicked out of Conservative caucus

By The Canadian Press, 7 Feb 2013

Foreign worker program needs fixes: BC jobs minister

By The Canadian Press, 7 Feb 2013

Sales tax boost, vehicle levy suggested to drive TransLink out of financial funk

By The Canadian Press, 6 Feb 2013

BC Hydro docs reveal financial losses, rising rates over Site C dam, NDP says

By The Canadian Press, 4 Feb 2013

BC offers aid to entertainment sector; critic says it's not enough

By The Canadian Press, 31 Jan 2013

Pipeline opponents says CN's crude-by-railcar pitch poses 'risk to company'

By The Canadian Press, 31 Jan 2013

Former MLA failed to register as lobbyist before contacting ministers: records

By The Canadian Press, 30 Jan 2013

Consortium gets $889M contract for rapid transit extension in Metro Vancouver

By The Canadian Press, 29 Jan 2013

BC universities predict dire shortage of skilled workers within three years

By The Canadian Press, 29 Jan 2013

BC Hydro submits mass of info on environmental impact of Site C Dam

By The Canadian Press, 28 Jan 2013

Richest one per cent of tax filers earn a tenth of all income: StatsCan

By The Canadian Press, 28 Jan 2013

Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence in hospital after ending hunger protest

By The Canadian Press, 24 Jan 2013

Allegations of abuse hit Furlong family 'like a wrecking ball'

By The Canadian Press, 23 Jan 2013

NDP says BC auditor should review government ads to curb partisan views

By The Canadian Press, 22 Jan 2013

Polluter-pay legislation tops BC plans for new oil spill response strategy

By The Canadian Press, 22 Jan 2013

Vancouver police chief gives nod to calls for regional police force

By The Canadian Press, 21 Jan 2013

De Jong vows balanced budget with no pre-election goodies for BC

By The Canadian Press, 17 Jan 2013

Supreme Court won't hear challenge to reworking of wheat board

By The Canadian Press, 17 Jan 2013

Premier Clark plans to remove politics from auditor general selection process

By The Canadian Press, 16 Jan 2013

Three-person summer crew replaces Vancouver's closing coast guard station

By The Canadian Press, 9 Jan 2013

Bureaucrats forced into last-minute pitch to save some refugee health benefits

By The Canadian Press, 7 Jan 2013

Game on! NHL lockout ends

By The Canadian Press, 6 Jan 2013

Charter has changed since 1993 right-to-die case, plaintiffs argue in appeal

By The Canadian Press, 4 Jan 2013

Chief says she'll continue hunger strike until PM and native leaders meet

By The Canadian Press, 4 Jan 2013

Federal Court turns down union bid for foreign worker injunction for miners

By The Canadian Press, 14 Dec 2012

Ottawa 'hits reset' on plan for new jet fighters; report warns of soaring costs

By The Canadian Press, 12 Dec 2012

Canadians won't be working at BC mine for more than four years: docs

By The Canadian Press, 12 Dec 2012

Lower Mainland dikes need major upgrades to fend off rising sea: BC report

By The Canadian Press, 11 Dec 2012

Chief vows to 'die' if necessary to improve the lot of aboriginal people

By The Canadian Press, 11 Dec 2012

Unions gain access to documents related to Chinese miners in BC

By The Canadian Press, 7 Dec 2012

EU gives OK to CNOOC-Nexen deal

By The Canadian Press, 7 Dec 2012

Facing growing energy demands, Middle East embracing solar energy

By The Canadian Press, 6 Dec 2012

UN chief says rich countries must take lead in fixing climate

By The Canadian Press, 5 Dec 2012

Nebraska gets final say in new Keystone XL route

By The Canadian Press, 4 Dec 2012

Federal Tories still see ally in Toronto Mayor Rob Ford

By The Canadian Press, 3 Dec 2012

BC Ferries drops fuel surcharge, TSB report pinpoints cause of Departure Bay crash

By The Canadian Press, 28 Nov 2012

John Furlong files suit alleging reporter's article part of campaign to discredit him

By The Canadian Press, 28 Nov 2012

Company behind BC mine shuts separate project over temporary worker concerns

By The Canadian Press, 24 Nov 2012

Anti-bullying conference a month after Amanda Todd's suicide

By The Canadian Press, 13 Nov 2012

BC's public auto insurer cuts 250 jobs after scathing government review

By The Canadian Press, 2 Nov 2012

Teck submits remediation plan for groundwater tainted by Trail smelter

By The Canadian Press, 1 Nov 2012

Salmon inquiry makes 75 suggestions to protect salmon, finds no 'smoking gun'

By The Canadian Press, 31 Oct 2012

Ottawa investigating foreign worker permits for Chinese miners in BC

By The Canadian Press, 30 Oct 2012

Salmon inquiry final report will be made public Wednesday

By The Canadian Press, 29 Oct 2012

Actor Woody Harrelson says Canadian wheat-based paper can start forest industry revolution

By The Canadian Press, 25 Oct 2012

Conrad Black fined $6.1 million for violating US securities laws

By The Canadian Press, 25 Oct 2012

Douglas & McIntyre owner files for bankruptcy

By The Canadian Press, 23 Oct 2012

Anti-bullying expert defends memo sent to BC school district on bullying video

By The Canadian Press, 23 Oct 2012

Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty resigns and prorogues legislature

By The Canadian Press, 15 Oct 2012

BC Conservatives mail letters of discipline, expulsion to 15 dissidents

By The Canadian Press, 15 Oct 2012

National security in relationship with China very important: Harper

By The Canadian Press, 12 Oct 2012

Feds extend review of proposed Chinese takeover of Nexen

By The Canadian Press, 11 Oct 2012

Ottawa to consider penning oilsands caribou behind fence

By The Canadian Press, 10 Oct 2012

Enbridge targets US charities in requests to review panel

By The Canadian Press, 9 Oct 2012

Budget watchdog says he'll go to court to get info from feds

By The Canadian Press, 8 Oct 2012

Jobs surge suggests US economic recovery underway

By The Canadian Press, 5 Oct 2012

Trudeau says Enbridge pipeline not a good idea

By The Canadian Press, 4 Oct 2012

Trudeau confirms bid to lead federal Liberals

By The Canadian Press, 3 Oct 2012

NDP says opinion 'crystallizing' against Nexen deal

By The Canadian Press, 2 Oct 2012

'UN spends too much time on itself,' Baird tells General Assembly

By The Canadian Press, 1 Oct 2012

Dead Oregon inmate suspected in Highway of Tears killing: RCMP

By The Canadian Press, 25 Sep 2012

Audit gives feds, provinces, municipalities mediocre grades on access to info

By The Canadian Press, 24 Sep 2012

Housing the homeless is cheaper, more humane than status quo: study

By The Canadian Press, 24 Sep 2012

Gettin' together: new census highlights spike in same-sex and common-law unions

By The Canadian Press, 19 Sep 2012

Chronology of Peter Lougheed's achievements as Alberta premier

By The Canadian Press, 14 Sep 2012

Sierra Club says BC under reporting pollution; minister says politics at work

By The Canadian Press, 13 Sep 2012

Enviros plan mass sit-in at BC legislature over Gateway pipeline

By The Canadian Press, 12 Sep 2012

Harper appoints five new senators; increases majority in upper chamber

By The Canadian Press, 7 Sep 2012

BC's former attorney general to lead grilling of Enbridge

By The Canadian Press, 6 Sep 2012

One dead, one wounded at PQ victory speech

By The Canadian Press, 5 Sep 2012

Explosion disrupts Marois speech after minority victory

By The Canadian Press, 4 Sep 2012

First Nation says Alberta oilsands plan will 'annihilate' its lands and future

By The Canadian Press, 24 Aug 2012

Biologist says NL seabirds abandon chicks for cooler waters

By The Canadian Press, 22 Aug 2012

Overhaul needed to give BC municipalities a transit voice: report

By The Canadian Press, 14 Aug 2012

Alberta's Redford calls for premiers to work together for Canada

By The Canadian Press, 14 Aug 2012

B.C. First Nation taking fight against fish farms to country's highest court

By The Canadian Press, 8 Aug 2012

Canadian troops trained by Blackwater without U.S. permission: court documents

By The Canadian Press, 8 Aug 2012

Harper says panel not politics will decide pipeline fate

By The Canadian Press, 7 Aug 2012

BC will ask 'tough' questions at pipeline review: environment minister

By The Canadian Press, 2 Aug 2012

Patients inject support into BC doctor's battle against extra billing

By The Canadian Press, 31 Jul 2012

Canadian Wheat Board monopoly ends with cheers and fears from farmers

By The Canadian Press, 31 Jul 2012

Hundreds of women come forward to join RCMP harassment class-action lawsuit

By The Canadian Press, 30 Jul 2012

Sea Shepherd founder Paul Watson leaves Germany; destination unknown

By The Canadian Press, 26 Jul 2012

BC Liberal government unveils its position on heavy oil pipelines

By The Canadian Press, 23 Jul 2012

Alberta energy minister to announce launch of pipeline safety initiative

By The Canadian Press, 20 Jul 2012

BC health clinic slapped for private billing vows to continue legal challenge

By The Canadian Press, 19 Jul 2012

2,900 from around globe sign petition against Tory science cuts

By The Canadian Press, 19 Jul 2012

Harper's lawyers attack former cabinet minister's defamation suit

By The Canadian Press, 18 Jul 2012

Massive voter info privacy breach in Ontario

By The Canadian Press, 17 Jul 2012

Wonky rules keep MPs blind to government spending: report

By The Canadian Press, 16 Jul 2012

BC premier calls Enbridge's US oil pipeline spill disgraceful

By The Canadian Press, 11 Jul 2012

Members of Sliammon First Nation approve treaty by vote of 318-235

By The Canadian Press, 11 Jul 2012

Scientists march to Parliament Hill to protest 'death of evidence'

By The Canadian Press, 10 Jul 2012

BC jobs minister says drop in unemployment rate tied to Asian economies

By The Canadian Press, 6 Jul 2012

Feds OK competition between big and small phone companies in rural areas

By The Canadian Press, 5 Jul 2012

BC gov't releases tech contract after eight-year legal battle

By The Canadian Press, 4 Jul 2012

Embattled Bev Oda stepping down as MP

By The Canadian Press, 3 Jul 2012

'Leap second' adds extra moment for first time since 2008

By The Canadian Press, 29 Jun 2012

Exxon CEO: Fossil fuels will warm planet, but humans can adapt

By The Canadian Press, 28 Jun 2012

Justin not only Trudeau connection in Liberal leadership race

By The Canadian Press, 27 Jun 2012

Robocall-related complaints filed too late, Tory lawyer argues

By The Canadian Press, 25 Jun 2012

Class-action lawsuit seeks $75M over oil spill into Red Deer River

By The Canadian Press, 22 Jun 2012

Four years later, Harper's apology for residential schools rings hollow for many

By The Canadian Press, 11 Jun 2012

Green Party's May throwing all she has at Tories omnibus budget bill

By The Canadian Press, 11 Jun 2012

Pipeline company reports oil spill near Red Deer River

By The Canadian Press, 8 Jun 2012

Vancouver councillor Geoff Meggs to seek NDP nomination

By The Canadian Press, 8 Jun 2012

'Free My Grapes' bill moves on after MPs vote to revise outdated wine law

By The Canadian Press, 7 Jun 2012

Canada withdraws from UN body, accuses it of making Mugabe tourism 'ambassador'

By The Canadian Press, 1 Jun 2012

Legal challenge to Quebec protest law delayed to Friday

By The Canadian Press, 30 May 2012

Western premiers meeting on energy and labour issues

By The Canadian Press, 29 May 2012

Quebec students, government to resume negotiations over tuition increases

By The Canadian Press, 28 May 2012

BC snuffs out AirCare test program

By The Canadian Press, 25 May 2012

AFN national chief Shawn Atleo to launch re-election bid

By The Canadian Press, 24 May 2012

Genetically modified plants won't take root with councillors in Richmond, BC

By The Canadian Press, 23 May 2012

Rick Hansen's Man in Motion anniversary tour concludes in Vancouver

By The Canadian Press, 22 May 2012

Union cites safety risk as marine centres slated for closure, including BC

By The Canadian Press, 18 May 2012

Ottawa offers help to suicide-pained Vancouver Island First Nation

By The Canadian Press, 15 May 2012

BC returns to 'better-stupid' PST next April: finance minister

By The Canadian Press, 14 May 2012

Massive budget bill poised to clear first big legislative hurdle

By The Canadian Press, 14 May 2012

TransCanada files new application to build controversial Keystone XL

By The Canadian Press, 4 May 2012

Will Conrad Black step out of U.S. prison a new man?

By The Canadian Press, 3 May 2012

Harper, Mulcair mark one-year anniversary of govt

By The Canadian Press, 2 May 2012

Hundreds of public sector workers march on Harper's office

By The Canadian Press, 1 May 2012

Quebec's silent student majority: the two-thirds quietly completing class

By The Canadian Press, 1 May 2012

To smash or not to smash? In Montreal, pacifists tell vandals to tone it down

By The Canadian Press, 30 Apr 2012

Quebec and student groups to resume negotiations tomorrow after Montreal mayhem

By The Canadian Press, 26 Apr 2012

Brigette DePape silently protests Wildrose policy as Smith votes

By The Canadian Press, 23 Apr 2012

Braving the barbs: leaders battle it out in final Alberta election debate

By The Canadian Press, 19 Apr 2012

Ottawa unveils plan to speed up environmental project reviews

By The Canadian Press, 17 Apr 2012

Supreme Court strikes down wiretap exception, requires warrants

By The Canadian Press, 13 Apr 2012

Border cuts at odds with tough-on-crime agenda, union says

By The Canadian Press, 12 Apr 2012

Canada a patchwork of climate change plans, lacks leadership: report

By The Canadian Press, 11 Apr 2012

Transgendered BC woman to compete for Miss Universe

By The Canadian Press, 4 Apr 2012

Northern Gateway pipeline hearings begin in Bella Bella, 1.5-days late

By The Canadian Press, 3 Apr 2012

Transgendered BC woman may get another shot at Miss Universe title

By The Canadian Press, 3 Apr 2012

Northern Gateway panel scrubs first of four hearings in Bella Bella

By The Canadian Press, 2 Apr 2012

Budget highlights: Old age security, packing in the penny

By The Canadian Press, 29 Mar 2012

Mulcair's muted debut as NDP leader comes with no prime minister to spar with

By The Canadian Press, 27 Mar 2012

NDP chooses mercurial Mulcair as spear carrier of official Opposition

By The Canadian Press, 25 Mar 2012

Tory minister says 'all options are on the table' for F-35 fighter jets

By The Canadian Press, 16 Mar 2012

Don't plan for 'normal,' says BC teachers union before back-to-work bill passage

By The Canadian Press, 15 Mar 2012

Bill passes to send Air Canada labour disputes to binding arbitration

By The Canadian Press, 14 Mar 2012

Tory plan to streamline environmental oversight draws fire

By The Canadian Press, 13 Mar 2012

Dick Cheney deems Canada too dangerous for speaking visit

By The Canadian Press, 12 Mar 2012

Syncrude, Suncor have ambitious plans to clean up oil sands mess

By The Canadian Press, 12 Mar 2012

BC study finds mentally ill more likely to be arrested and harmed by police

By The Canadian Press, 9 Mar 2012

BC salmon-farming critic removed from Canada but vows to continue battle

By The Canadian Press, 5 Mar 2012

Conservative backbencher lays blame for robocalls with Elections Canada

By The Canadian Press, 5 Mar 2012

BC First Nations angry as tankers win bureaucratic nod to ply coastal waters

By The Canadian Press, 24 Feb 2012

Truth and Reconciliation Commission to release interim report

By The Canadian Press, 24 Feb 2012

EU makes no decision on 'oil sands' dirty fuel vote

By The Canadian Press, 23 Feb 2012

Feds don't give veterans enough info about benefit rulings: ombudsman

By The Canadian Press, 20 Feb 2012

Clement says Internet bill would protect public better than gun registry

By The Canadian Press, 17 Feb 2012

Councillors in Terrace, BC, vote to oppose Northern Gateway project

By The Canadian Press, 15 Feb 2012

Minister says Canada needs online surveillance law to chase cyber-criminals

By The Canadian Press, 14 Feb 2012

Judge rejects cameras in court for Stanley Cup riot sentencing

By The Canadian Press, 13 Feb 2012

Civil jury finds former BC premier Vander Zalm guilty of defamation

By The Canadian Press, 9 Feb 2012

Vancouver theatre runs down curtain on section of BC's outdated liquor laws

By The Canadian Press, 9 Feb 2012

Westward ho: Census shows 33.5 million in Canada, with more in Prairies, BC

By The Canadian Press, 8 Feb 2012

Investment Canada Act update delay makes country a difficult investment: NDP

By The Canadian Press, 7 Feb 2012

Prime Minister Harper heads to China today to talk trade, energy

By The Canadian Press, 6 Feb 2012

Tory senator's idea: Give each murderer a rope inside their prison cell

By The Canadian Press, 1 Feb 2012

Statistics Canada to make much more data available for free, starting Wednesday

By The Canadian Press, 31 Jan 2012

RCMP complaints commission demands laws to speed police response to complaints

By The Canadian Press, 31 Jan 2012

Catalyst Paper says one union at Crofton mill voted down new labour agreement

By The Canadian Press, 30 Jan 2012

'Radical' federal remarks boost fundraising, support for enviro groups

By The Canadian Press, 27 Jan 2012

UK urges quick completion of Canada-EU free trade agreement

By The Canadian Press, 26 Jan 2012

Martin to Harper: Stop imposing your will on First Nations

By The Canadian Press, 25 Jan 2012

Harper, chiefs at odds over fate of the Indian Act

By The Canadian Press, 24 Jan 2012

First Nations chiefs prepare for landmark meeting with Harper

By The Canadian Press, 23 Jan 2012

Mexican journalist in B.C. fears for life if deported after exposing corruption

By The Canadian Press, 19 Jan 2012

Government to repeal law on sending election results before polls close

By The Canadian Press, 13 Jan 2012

Northern Gateway hearings on move to Terrace, B.C.

By The Canadian Press, 12 Jan 2012

Northern Gateway hearings start in Kitimat on $5.5 billion oil pipeline proposal

By The Canadian Press, 8 Jan 2012

BC teachers enter fifth month of contract talks with no sign of progress

By The Canadian Press, 5 Jan 2012

New BC Ferry slams into loading ramp

By The Canadian Press, 21 Dec 2011

Fate of B.C.'s failed drunk drivers to be debated in court after law tossed

By The Canadian Press, 19 Dec 2011

Premier Clark says jobs-environment conflict consumes her government

By The Canadian Press, 16 Dec 2011

BC implements new Taser rules for police in wake of Dziekanski death

By The Canadian Press, 15 Dec 2011

Quebec to start cap-trade climate plan with California and perhaps nobody else

By The Canadian Press, 15 Dec 2011

Encana demands review of EPA report on Wyoming groundwater pollution

By The Canadian Press, 13 Dec 2011

Protesters stage brief, rolling blockades at Vancouver port

By The Canadian Press, 12 Dec 2011

BC First Nations community split over Northern Gateway pipeline

By The Canadian Press, 3 Dec 2011

Man-made cooling could rescue planet from global warming or help destroy it: study

By The Canadian Press, 2 Dec 2011

Baird says Suncor to stay in Syria as UN declares 'civil war'

By The Canadian Press, 1 Dec 2011

Desmond Tutu, other South Africans take Canada to task over climate policy

By The Canadian Press, 30 Nov 2011

Docs show 'harperization' of government communications

By The Canadian Press, 29 Nov 2011

Durban climate talks open; report says Canada to abandon Kyoto

By The Canadian Press, 28 Nov 2011

BC mushroom farm owners fined $350,000 for deaths of three workers

By The Canadian Press, 25 Nov 2011

Alberta regulators say 500,000 litres of watery oil leaked in October spill

By The Canadian Press, 24 Nov 2011

UN: Global concentrations of CO2 at record level, exceed worst-case projections

By The Canadian Press, 21 Nov 2011

Gregor Robertson Re-elected Mayor of Vancouver

With few exceptions, incumbents won the day across the province. In Vancouver, NPA increases presence on council slightly.

By The Canadian Press, 20 Nov 2011

Tories plead guilty, face $52,000 fines in election spending case

By The Canadian Press, 10 Nov 2011

Alberta oil sands information comes down online pipe

By The Canadian Press, 10 Nov 2011

CanWel Building Materials to buy B.C. lumber pressure treating plant

By The Canadian Press, 9 Nov 2011

Mayor says woman's death means Occupy Vancouver must be shut down

By The Canadian Press, 5 Nov 2011

Skeptic's own study finds climate change real, but says scientists should be more critical

By The Canadian Press, 31 Oct 2011

Missing Women's inquiry commissioner gets only half the extra time to do report

By The Canadian Press, 28 Oct 2011

Tories want CBC to turn over internal files to Commons committee

By The Canadian Press, 27 Oct 2011

Premier Clark confident rich shipbuilding contract will float to B.C.

By The Canadian Press, 18 Oct 2011

Occupy Canada protests decry corporate greed, financial inequality

By The Canadian Press, 17 Oct 2011

Police tactics put sex workers at risk from predators like Pickton: expert

By The Canadian Press, 14 Oct 2011

Eat less meat to help double world's food supply, says Canada-led study

By The Canadian Press, 13 Oct 2011

US officials reviewing Keystone XL pipeline 'open-minded': Clinton

By The Canadian Press, 12 Oct 2011

Create new body to ensure Canada meets learning goals, report urges

By The Canadian Press, 11 Oct 2011

Teck Resources to spend $685-million for improvements to B.C. operations

By The Canadian Press, 22 Sep 2011

Environment Canada explains planned cuts to ozone measurement

By The Canadian Press, 21 Sep 2011

New study says DND acts as 'yes' men to minister

By The Canadian Press, 21 Sep 2011

Harper gov't hires $90,000-a-day consultant to trim federal spending

By The Canadian Press, 20 Sep 2011

Bureaucrats warned Tories about "serious" Mexican visa issues

By The Canadian Press, 19 Sep 2011

Rise in unemployment rate confirms economic slowdown

By The Canadian Press, 9 Sep 2011

Vancouver second greenest city in North America: Index

By The Canadian Press, 8 Sep 2011

Growth in health-care costs affecting Canadians' well-being: study

By The Canadian Press, 6 Sep 2011

Muslim Canucks deal with stereotypes 10 years after 9/11

By The Canadian Press, 5 Sep 2011

B.C. premier's office rules out fall election after months of dropping hints

By The Canadian Press, 31 Aug 2011

Taxpayers Federation says top B.C. public servants being paid too much

By The Canadian Press, 31 Aug 2011

Groups demand probe of RCMP decision to drop access-to-info case

By The Canadian Press, 30 Aug 2011

Clark's next moves crucial, say observers

By The Canadian Press, 29 Aug 2011

Don't talk to media about your research, scientist says she was told by Ottawa

By The Canadian Press, 25 Aug 2011

Salmon scientist says she hasn't been muzzled by DFO

By The Canadian Press, 24 Aug 2011

Man who bribed Liberal aide in BC Rail scandal to practise law in Ontario

By The Canadian Press, 23 Aug 2011

Back-to-school lunch book packed with sensible, handy tips from Vancouver moms

By The Canadian Press, 23 Aug 2011

B.C. hires 36 sheriffs to police courts after criticism over dropped cases

By The Canadian Press, 22 Aug 2011

Text of Jack Layton's letter to Canadians

By The Canadian Press, 22 Aug 2011

Another Liberal MLA fired up by Metro Vancouver plan to incinerate trash

By The Canadian Press, 16 Aug 2011

Ex-B.C. premier Gordon Campbell formally appointed as Harper's UK envoy

By The Canadian Press, 15 Aug 2011

Drop-in centre for sex workers weighing options for Pickton inquiry

By The Canadian Press, 12 Aug 2011

B.C. First Nations prepare for trade and relations with China

By The Canadian Press, 9 Aug 2011

Toronto Stock Market falls, Flaherty confident in market

By The Canadian Press, 8 Aug 2011

Greenpeace activists fined for Calgary Tower mischief

By The Canadian Press, 5 Aug 2011

Veteran New Democrat calling it quits after serving as both an MP and MLA

By The Canadian Press, 3 Aug 2011

B.C. judge orders fast trial for woman challenging laws against assisted suicide

By The Canadian Press, 3 Aug 2011

Alberta coal-fired plant challenged by environmental group

By The Canadian Press, 2 Aug 2011

B.C. right-to-die group launches court challenge

By The Canadian Press, 1 Aug 2011

Canadian surveillance planes join propaganda war in Libya

By The Canadian Press, 29 Jul 2011

Safe injection sites needed across Canada to fight hepatitis: group

By The Canadian Press, 28 Jul 2011

New Democrats gather in Ottawa to pick fill-in for ailing Jack Layton

By The Canadian Press, 27 Jul 2011

Republicans push bill that would force US decision on Keystone XL

By The Canadian Press, 26 Jul 2011

Jack Layton says he has new cancer, taking leave as leader of NDP

By The Canadian Press, 25 Jul 2011

Canada's last functional asbestos mine about to run out of asbestos: feds

By The Canadian Press, 22 Jul 2011

Filmmaking program in B.C. brings together young Palestinians, Israelis

By The Canadian Press, 21 Jul 2011

B.C. tree planters found living in squalor still waiting for wages

By The Canadian Press, 20 Jul 2011

Doctors, nurses offer premiers health-reform principles for Vancouver meeting

By The Canadian Press, 19 Jul 2011

Businesses depending on U.S. must diversify: report

By The Canadian Press, 15 Jul 2011

Newfoundland and Labrador bans use of cosmetic pesticide on lawns

By The Canadian Press, 14 Jul 2011

Ottawa failing First Nations education: child advocate

By The Canadian Press, 13 Jul 2011

Northgate Minerals to acquire Primero Mining for US$409 million

By The Canadian Press, 13 Jul 2011

Auditor warns of coming budget crunch for BC Coroners Service

By The Canadian Press, 12 Jul 2011

B.C. to review how non-profits and charities are selected for gaming grant cash

By The Canadian Press, 11 Jul 2011

CRTC looks at how telephone, cable companies charge independent Internet providers

By The Canadian Press, 11 Jul 2011

Solar panel maker lays off workers, blames politics and power authority

By The Canadian Press, 8 Jul 2011

Worker dies after fall at Gordon Campbell's vacation home

By The Canadian Press, 7 Jul 2011

B.C.'s approach is failing species at risk, says task force report

By The Canadian Press, 5 Jul 2011

Ottawa, provinces reach $1.4-billion deal on affordable housing

By The Canadian Press, 4 Jul 2011

Regulators investigate 'minor' pipeline leak in northwestern Alberta

By The Canadian Press, 28 Jun 2011

Clock ticks on as MPs debate back-to-work bill for postal workers

By The Canadian Press, 24 Jun 2011

Ex-premier Gordon Campbell to be Harper's envoy in London: sources

By The Canadian Press, 23 Jun 2011

Ottawa finally releases Afghan detainee documents just before summer break

By The Canadian Press, 22 Jun 2011

PR campaign gushes goodness about Vancouver after Stanley Cup riot

By The Canadian Press, 20 Jun 2011

Canada spent $1M to lobby American lawmakers on carbon capture and storage

By The Canadian Press, 20 Jun 2011

First Nations gain ability to confront local governments over human rights

By The Canadian Press, 17 Jun 2011

Nine police officers injured in hockey riot: police chief

By The Canadian Press, 16 Jun 2011

Feds may legislate end to Canada Post lockout, strike

By The Canadian Press, 15 Jun 2011

Vancouver restaurants, bars rake in the cash, cities shovel it out

By The Canadian Press, 14 Jun 2011

Canada's army searches for legacy from Afghanistan

By The Canadian Press, 10 Jun 2011

Premier Clark unveils right wing heavy hitters to avert potential vote split

By The Canadian Press, 9 Jun 2011

Postal union names Calgary and Edmonton as next to face strikes

By The Canadian Press, 8 Jun 2011

Canada Post, union away from bargaining table as rotating strikes continue

By The Canadian Press, 7 Jun 2011

Global emissions hit record highs as delegates convene for climate talks

By The Canadian Press, 6 Jun 2011

Conrad Black cultivated prison minions

By The Canadian Press, 6 Jun 2011

Group bars access to Shell sour gas site; says grizzly bears will be affected

By The Canadian Press, 25 May 2011

B.C. government launches over 8,000 lawsuits to recover health costs

By The Canadian Press, 23 May 2011

Top court rules PM, ministers beyond reach of Access to Information Act

By The Canadian Press, 13 May 2011

No decision reached to end federal support for Insite: lawyer

By The Canadian Press, 12 May 2011

Quebec still needs the Bloc, says Duceppe

By The Canadian Press, 11 May 2011

Liberal party brass have scheme to postpone choosing leader for year or more

By The Canadian Press, 10 May 2011

Green party says Alberta leaky pipeline parent company has dismal safety record

By The Canadian Press, 9 May 2011

Students feel sick after largest AB pipeline leak in 36 years

By The Canadian Press, 5 May 2011

Vancouver father seeks information on journalist daughter missing in Syria

By The Canadian Press, 4 May 2011

Layton dismisses report of massage clinic visit as a smear campaign

By The Canadian Press, 30 Apr 2011

Harper stokes fear of NDP, calls for Conservative majority

By The Canadian Press, 29 Apr 2011

Secret G20 law in Toronto used for purposes beyond its intent: Report

By The Canadian Press, 28 Apr 2011

Judge to decide whether to hear case calling for G8 report release

By The Canadian Press, 27 Apr 2011

Ignatieff to campaign alongside former PM as days tick down

By The Canadian Press, 27 Apr 2011

Layton strikes leaderly tone in ads, rhetoric as polls put NDP second

By The Canadian Press, 26 Apr 2011

500 pages of Harper's most controversial quotes compiled by Tories

By The Canadian Press, 25 Apr 2011

WikiLeaks document says al-Qaida double agent misled CSIS

By The Canadian Press, 25 Apr 2011

Conservatives scramble to head off brewing controversy over abortion

By The Canadian Press, 21 Apr 2011

BC Conservatives won't run candidate against premier in byelection

By The Canadian Press, 21 Apr 2011

No compromise? Harper refuses to say if he'd bend to opposition

By The Canadian Press, 20 Apr 2011

B.C. government offers to 'improve' terms of HST before public referendum

By The Canadian Press, 14 Apr 2011

First Nations bearing brunt of flooding, need permanent protection: chief

By The Canadian Press, 14 Apr 2011

Tories brace, rivals mobilize after explosive draft AG report on G8

By The Canadian Press, 12 Apr 2011

Christy Clark confirms run in Point Grey byelection

By The Canadian Press, 12 Apr 2011

Pact saves term for strike-bound Vancouver Island University students

By The Canadian Press, 11 Apr 2011

HST results expected in August, ballots to be mailed in June

By The Canadian Press, 8 Apr 2011

Harper finally says sorry for people being booted from Conservative events

By The Canadian Press, 7 Apr 2011

Alberta premier strikes back at NY Times editorial slamming Keystone XL pipeline

By The Canadian Press, 6 Apr 2011

Alberta scientists say pine beetles killing tree species found across Canada

By The Canadian Press, 4 Apr 2011

Former MP John Cummins announces run for B.C. Conservative leadership

By The Canadian Press, 29 Mar 2011

Harper government topples on contempt motion, triggering May election

By The Canadian Press, 25 Mar 2011

Liberals hope to prevent Tories from dodging contempt findings

By The Canadian Press, 24 Mar 2011

Harper to defend budget after opposition snub

By The Canadian Press, 23 Mar 2011

Tory budget falls short for opponents, election looms

By The Canadian Press, 22 Mar 2011

Flaherty to offer election-killing olive branch to NDP in the budget

By The Canadian Press, 22 Mar 2011

Commons committee debates damning report on government disclosure policy

By The Canadian Press, 21 Mar 2011

Canada poised to send fighter jets to Libya

By The Canadian Press, 18 Mar 2011

Ottawa warns citizens to stay 80km from Japan nuclear plant

By The Canadian Press, 17 Mar 2011

AB energy minister uses Japan, Libya to sell oil sands

By The Canadian Press, 16 Mar 2011

Ex-premier Gordon Campbell officially quits

By The Canadian Press, 15 Mar 2011

Japan quake may actually boost global economy: economists

By The Canadian Press, 15 Mar 2011

Experts hope Japan quake is 'eyeopener' of risks to British Columbians

By The Canadian Press, 14 Mar 2011

Magma Energy to buy Plutonic Power

By The Canadian Press, 7 Mar 2011

Cardero Resource Corp. buys Coalhunter Mining in cash and stock deal

By The Canadian Press, 4 Mar 2011

The 'shadow public service': Outsourcing costs soar as feds slash budgets

By The Canadian Press, 3 Mar 2011

B.C.'s incoming premier meets with caucus to begin Liberal mending process

By The Canadian Press, 2 Mar 2011

Tories charged with 'misleading' Elections Canada over in-out scheme

By The Canadian Press, 25 Feb 2011

Falcon camp stickhandles as WHL team linked to latest questionable memberships

By The Canadian Press, 8 Feb 2011

BC Liberal memberships more than double, but who benefits?

By The Canadian Press, 8 Feb 2011

Harper heads to Washington to talk with Obama on border security, trade

By The Canadian Press, 4 Feb 2011

Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach won't run in next provincial election

By The Canadian Press, 25 Jan 2011

BC tree-planting company must pay after employees faced harsh conditions

By The Canadian Press, 24 Jan 2011

Canadian mining firm among companies shortlisted for Afghan iron deposit

By The Canadian Press, 21 Jan 2011

Enbridge confirms Chinese firm investing in Gateway pipeline

By The Canadian Press, 20 Jan 2011

BP predicts carbon emissions will continue rising to 2030

By The Canadian Press, 19 Jan 2011

BC Liberal leadership candidates all support HST

By The Canadian Press, 18 Jan 2011

Australia gives deepwater oil exploration permits to BP

By The Canadian Press, 17 Jan 2011

Prime Minister Stephen Harper set for 'small' cabinet shuffle: spokesman

By The Canadian Press, 4 Jan 2011

Latest US-Canada lumber trade dispute heating up again; US threatens legal action

By The Canadian Press, 3 Jan 2011

CEOs made 155 times more than the average Canadian despite recession: study

By The Canadian Press, 3 Jan 2011

Auditor slams Ottawa lack of leadership on climate change, oil spills

By The Canadian Press, 7 Dec 2010

Canada ranks near bottom on climate change

By The Canadian Press, 6 Dec 2010

While the rich get richer, Canada's middle class stagnates

By The Canadian Press, 1 Dec 2010

Tories capture Liberal stronghold in federal byelection

By The Canadian Press, 30 Nov 2010

Kandahar kingpins at odds with Canada over democracy: Wikileaks

By The Canadian Press, 29 Nov 2010

RCMP says it hasn't been asked to investigate unusual trading in Taseko Mines

By The Canadian Press, 26 Nov 2010

Recall organizers furious as Elections BC rejects recall petition as too wordy

By The Canadian Press, 25 Nov 2010

Race to replace BC premier has its first contender

By The Canadian Press, 22 Nov 2010

Republicans more 'receptive' to oilsands than Democrats: Alberta official

By The Canadian Press, 19 Nov 2010

Nearly-homeless population faces dangerous health conditions: study

By The Canadian Press, 19 Nov 2010

City of Vancouver puts troubled Olympic Village into receivership

By The Canadian Press, 17 Nov 2010

Senate kills climate-change bill ahead of UN talks in Mexico

By The Canadian Press, 17 Nov 2010

Sex law not protecting youth most at risk: study

By The Canadian Press, 16 Nov 2010

Focus on 'community security' in Canada's North: new report urges

By The Canadian Press, 15 Nov 2010

Taseko Mines says it's not giving up on BC Prosperity mine

By The Canadian Press, 10 Nov 2010

Friend of West Vancouver journalist kidnapped in Pakistan fears she is dead

By The Canadian Press, 5 Nov 2010

Environment Minister Prentice quits Harper cabinet for bank job

By The Canadian Press, 4 Nov 2010

Reaction to the resignation of B.C. Liberal Premier Gordon Campbell

By The Canadian Press, 3 Nov 2010

Vancouver-based HootSuite Media helps Twitter experiment with ads

By The Canadian Press, 3 Nov 2010

Clement expected to make decision on BHP hostile bid for PotashCorp

By The Canadian Press, 3 Nov 2010

Ottawa rejects one B.C. gold and copper mine but approves another

By The Canadian Press, 2 Nov 2010

System needed to monitor oceans' vital stats, warn of disasters: scientists

By The Canadian Press, 1 Nov 2010

Unrelated fires cause post-Halloween headaches in Metro Vancouver

By The Canadian Press, 1 Nov 2010

Khadr gets eight years, jury wanted 40

By The Canadian Press, 31 Oct 2010

New study shows B.C. has twice as many in-custody deaths as Ontario

By The Canadian Press, 27 Oct 2010

A few surprises as Campbell shuffles cabinet

By The Canadian Press, 25 Oct 2010

Khadr pleads guilty to war crimes; can ask to return to Canada after one year

By The Canadian Press, 25 Oct 2010

Khadr doco goes to trial

By The Canadian Press, 18 Oct 2010

DNA found in BC EnCana pipeline bombings case

By The Canadian Press, 14 Oct 2010

Online comments critical of Carole James cost BC New Democrat his caucus seat

By The Canadian Press, 7 Oct 2010

Liberals have 'Stone Age' attitude to fossils: scientists

By The Canadian Press, 6 Oct 2010

Anti-HST organizer Chris Delaney quits BC Conservatives, jumps to BC First

By The Canadian Press, 28 Sep 2010

Gun registry vote bound to be close; Tories refuse to drop issue

By The Canadian Press, 22 Sep 2010

Alberta regulator gives Shell leeway on tailings plan

By The Canadian Press, 21 Sep 2010

Greens quarrel over May's leadership

By The Canadian Press, 19 Aug 2010

Ship carrying nearly 500 migrants docks near Victoria

By The Canadian Press, 13 Aug 2010

Investors unfazed by labour disruption at BC mine

By The Canadian Press, 9 Aug 2010

Harper rules out stimulus despite job loss report

By The Canadian Press, 6 Aug 2010

Liberals urge action after Tories ignore order to produce census docs

By The Canadian Press, 5 Aug 2010

BC burns through its forest firefighting budget as wildfires rage

By The Canadian Press, 4 Aug 2010

Chemical run-off closes Kelowna beaches

By The Canadian Press, 3 Aug 2010

Conditions ripe for wildfires across BC

By The Canadian Press, 30 Jul 2010

First Nations slam proposed pipeline after Michigan spill

By The Canadian Press, 28 Jul 2010

Industry Minister and former Stats czar among witnesses at Commons committee

By The Canadian Press, 27 Jul 2010

Flaherty says voluntary census will work

By The Canadian Press, 25 Jul 2010

Strip-search sets charter of rights precedence

By The Canadian Press, 23 Jul 2010

Canada's chief statistician Munir Sheikh resigns over census crisis

By The Canadian Press, 22 Jul 2010

Tory MP Jay Hill will not seek re-election

By The Canadian Press, 21 Jul 2010

Vote on Vancouver Aquarium whales and dolphins rejected

By The Canadian Press, 20 Jul 2010

Labour dispute threatens air traffic at Vancouver airport

By The Canadian Press, 19 Jul 2010

New immigrants at higher risk of drowning than those born in Canada: study

By The Canadian Press, 15 Jul 2010

Delays stop work on BP oil leak

By The Canadian Press, 14 Jul 2010

Vancouver mayor apologizes for harsh remarks caught on tape

By The Canadian Press, 12 Jul 2010

BP: New, tighter cap will be attached to leaking well

By The Canadian Press, 12 Jul 2010

BC to cut generic drug costs by 35 per cent

By The Canadian Press, 9 Jul 2010

Taser International to B.C. Supreme Court: tasers don't kill

By The Canadian Press, 5 Jul 2010

Taseko shares plunge following federal review

By The Canadian Press, 5 Jul 2010

Fight HST petition breaks 706,000 signatures

By The Canadian Press, 29 Jun 2010

Ontario police powers passed in secret

By The Canadian Press, 28 Jun 2010

Feds appeal to highest court to shut down Insite

By The Canadian Press, 24 Jun 2010

Guatemalan gov't to investigate Vancouver-based Goldcorp

By The Canadian Press, 24 Jun 2010

Blackmore says polygamy lawyer should step down over political donations

By The Canadian Press, 23 Jun 2010

Officials fear branches could be weapons at G20

By The Canadian Press, 16 Jun 2010

BP can start burning oil, gas piped up from broken well to slow spill

By The Canadian Press, 15 Jun 2010

Province approves 25-year lease for gold and copper mine

By The Canadian Press, 9 Jun 2010

Haida Gwaii waters and seabed to be protected

By The Canadian Press, 8 Jun 2010

BC man arrested on Gaza flotilla now in Turkey, says friend

By The Canadian Press, 3 Jun 2010

300,000 oppose HST in B.C. but Initiative campaign still far from its goal

By The Canadian Press, 4 May 2010

HST talks began days after BC election

By The Canadian Press, 15 Apr 2010

Ottawa and BC sign climate change agreement

By The Canadian Press, 6 Apr 2010

Anti-HST forces have 90 days to gather signatures

By The Canadian Press, 6 Apr 2010

Richmond drug firm to buy Domtar paper mills

By The Canadian Press, 29 Mar 2010

Feds to consult Canadians on how to fix pension system

By The Canadian Press, 24 Mar 2010

New Democrat wants to regulate genetically modified crops amid export crisis

By The Canadian Press, 16 Mar 2010

Sochi Olympics organizer blasts environmentalists for attempting to 'derail' preparations

By The Canadian Press, 12 Mar 2010

BC government returns some charity money, but not for adults

By The Canadian Press, 8 Mar 2010

BC health authority patient records system lacks privacy

By The Canadian Press, 5 Mar 2010

Immigration Minister Kenney nixed gay rights in citizenship guide: documents

By The Canadian Press, 2 Mar 2010

Will Sochi 2014 be an environmental disaster?

By The Canadian Press, 26 Feb 2010

Show goes on at Olympic celebration site where fans were injured in barricade

By The Canadian Press, 18 Feb 2010

VANOC cancels another 20,000 Cypress tickets

By The Canadian Press, 16 Feb 2010

Georgian luger dead after hitting pole in Olympic training run

By The Canadian Press, 12 Feb 2010

Police find suspicious package; transit disrupted, fishing rod blown up

By The Canadian Press, 12 Feb 2010

Canadians feeling more alienated from the political process: report

By The Canadian Press, 27 Jan 2010

Ottawa offers Ontario band $145m in land claims offer

By The Canadian Press, 26 Jan 2010

Liberal and NDP MPs to show up for work at shuttered Parliament

By The Canadian Press, 25 Jan 2010

Harper shuffles cabinet, vows to limit government spending

By The Canadian Press, 19 Jan 2010

Ottawa loses appeal in supervised injection site case; site to remain open

By The Canadian Press, 15 Jan 2010

Iggy laughs off claim proroguing avoids instability

By The Canadian Press, 12 Jan 2010

Iggy: Using prorogation to avoid 'tight spots' unacceptable

By The Canadian Press, 11 Jan 2010

Ludwig arrested in Encana bombings

By The Canadian Press, 8 Jan 2010

Canwest puts newspapers under court protection as prelude to a sale

By The Canadian Press, 8 Jan 2010

Two Alberta MLAs cross floor to join upstart Wildrose

By The Canadian Press, 4 Jan 2010

BC paramedics warn dispute may affect Olympic service

By The Canadian Press, 23 Nov 2009

Bloc files police complaint over alleged impersonation of MP

By The Canadian Press, 9 Nov 2009

BC Place retractable roof contract announced at $458 million

By The Canadian Press, 23 Oct 2009

Jack Poole, chairman of the Vancouver Olympic organizing committee, dead

By The Canadian Press, 23 Oct 2009

BC bans cellphones while driving, but hands-free okay

By The Canadian Press, 22 Oct 2009

US war resister first to take sanctuary in Canada after being ordered deported

By The Canadian Press, 20 Oct 2009

Harper calls four by-elections; New West to go to polls Nov. 9

By The Canadian Press, 4 Oct 2009

Province drops intensive autism program for kids

By The Canadian Press, 17 Sep 2009

NDP might support Tories, could avoid election

By The Canadian Press, 14 Sep 2009

Conservative anti-Ignatieff ad features...Justin Trudeau

By The Canadian Press, 11 Sep 2009

Ignatieff rules out coalition with NDP, Bloc

By The Canadian Press, 11 Sep 2009

CBC to face cost-cutting exercise: Lacroix

By The Canadian Press, 11 May 2009

Canadians barely support carbon tax; don't like BC version, poll finds

By The Canadian Press, 10 May 2009

Victoria Times Colonist to abandon Monday publication

By The Canadian Press, 10 May 2009

Two former premiers ally with Campbell

By The Canadian Press, 9 May 2009

First Nations NDP candidate demands apology over BC Liberals ad

By The Canadian Press, 7 May 2009

Canwest Global gets another two-week reprieve

By The Canadian Press, 6 May 2009

Tanker traffic, offshore oil major issues in North Coast riding

By The Canadian Press, 2 May 2009

NDP wants Liberal sacked for 1996 email; candidate says he's 'more tolerant' now

By The Canadian Press, 24 Apr 2009

Vallhalla director slams Suzuki for support of carbon tax

By The Canadian Press, 24 Apr 2009

Leaders stick to scripts in first debate

By The Canadian Press, 23 Apr 2009

Canwest gets another debt extension

By The Canadian Press, 22 Apr 2009

Work Less Party candidates seek to work less

By The Canadian Press, 22 Apr 2009

Canwest faces another debt deadline; analysts say patience is running out

By The Canadian Press, 21 Apr 2009

James campaigns in Metro Van, Campbell heads to Quesnel

By The Canadian Press, 21 Apr 2009

Activist Berman quits NDP over 'Axe the Tax' stance

By The Canadian Press, 17 Apr 2009

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