• MyEdBC software delays Port Coquitlam high school report cards - CBC.ca

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    MyEdBC software delays Port Coquitlam high school report cards
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    Report cards for some B.C. students will be delayed because of issues with the province's new $95 million student information system, according to notices sent home from one school. Parents of students attending Riverside Secondary School in Port ...and more »
  • UBC failed to protect Professor Jennifer Berdahl's academic freedom - CBC.ca

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    UBC failed to protect Professor Jennifer Berdahl's academic freedom
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    A former judge tasked by the University of B.C. to look into allegations of academic intimidation has found the university failed in its obligations to protect professor Jennifer Berdahl's academic freedom. Lynn Smith was tasked with conducting a fact ...
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  • BC, Ontario ridings lead record advance poll turn-out - CBC.ca

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    BC, Ontario ridings lead record advance poll turn-out
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    Despite the long lines and delays, several ridings in B.C. and Ontario led the country for the number of votes cast at advance polls over the Thanksgiving weekend. A record number 3.6 million voters across Canada turned out to vote at the advanced poll ...and more »
  • Judicial delay ends in stay for Dall sheep shooter - CBC.ca

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    Judicial delay ends in stay for Dall sheep shooter
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    Victory has turned bittersweet for conservation officials who successfully proved a B.C. hunter shot a sheep without a licence in 1999 only to see the charge stayed because of judicial delays. Abraham Dougan was accused of killing a Dall sheep in Yukon ...
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  • Attack on Lillooet Bridge River Band leaves community 'in shock' - CBC.ca

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    Attack on Lillooet Bridge River Band leaves community 'in shock'
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    A small community in B.C.'s Interior is reeling after a young man allegedly attacked almost a dozen people in a band office, leaving the suspect dead and 11 people injured. "Everyone's still in shock," said Xwisten (Bridge River Band) Chief Susan James.
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