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Man seriously injured by B.C. grizzly bear

Man seriously injured by B.C. grizzly bear

The man suffered extensive injuries during the attack, including multiple broken bones and lacerations to his body.
This incredible B.C. animal attacks a porcupine in the face until it bleeds to death

This incredible B.C. animal attacks a porcupine in the face until it bleeds to death

Native to North America, the fisher is a member of the 'mustelid,' or weasel family, which includes everything from badgers to otters to wolverines.
Haida title act gets royal assent

Haida title act gets royal assent

Haida First Nation now legally own all of Haida Gwaii.
Landlord-use now most frequently used tool to evict B.C. renters

Landlord-use now most frequently used tool to evict B.C. renters

Renters have few options to guard against bad faith behaviour when landlords evict on the basis they will occupy a unit.
Whistler this morning—Friday, May 17

Whistler this morning—Friday, May 17

A quick look at weather, mountain and highway conditions in the resort
I Watched This Game: Daddy Di Giuseppe drives Canucks to Game 5 win over Oilers

I Watched This Game: Daddy Di Giuseppe drives Canucks to Game 5 win over Oilers

Phil Di Giuseppe had an outstanding game in his return to the Vancouver Canucks lineup after the birth of his son.
Coroner's inquest will investigate death of UVic student who died from drug overdose, says premier

Coroner's inquest will investigate death of UVic student who died from drug overdose, says premier

Sidney McIntyre-Starko went into cardiac arrest following fentanyl poisoning in a UVic dorm room
Port Alberni couple get 15 years for killing boy, 6

Port Alberni couple get 15 years for killing boy, 6

Rykel Charleson and Mitchell Frank were originally charged with first-degree murder but later pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Charleson’s son Dontay Lucas, 6
Adrian Raeside cartoon: The carbon tax at work

Adrian Raeside cartoon: The carbon tax at work

Green leader calls for child-protection workers to have social-worker training, oversight

Green leader calls for child-protection workers to have social-worker training, oversight

A bill introduced by Furstenau this week would amend the Social Workers Act to require anyone using the title “social worker” to hold a degree in social work and be registered with the B.C. College of Social Workers
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