• Jehovah's Witness grandparents ordered to keep faith to themselves - CBC.ca

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    Jehovah's Witness grandparents ordered to keep faith to themselves
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    A pair of devout Jehovah's Witnesses have been ordered by a B.C. provincial court judge not to talk about religion in front of their four-year-old granddaughter. The couple lost their bid for unsupervised access to the girl because they insisted on ...
  • Abbotsford homeless win in BC Supreme Court - CBC.ca

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    Abbotsford homeless win in BC Supreme Court
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    A B.C. Supreme Court judge has struck down Abbotsford bylaws that prohibit homeless people from erecting temporary shelters and sleeping in city parks. Chief Justice Christopher Hinkson ruled that not allowing the homeless to sleep in parks constitutes ...and more »
  • Body discovered near a popular shooting spot near the Norrish Creek logging road - CBC.ca

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    Body discovered near a popular shooting spot near the Norrish Creek logging road
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    Police in Mission, B.C., are looking for clues in the suspicious death of a 26-year-old, whose body was uncovered by a hunter earlier this month near a popular shooting spot. The body of David Urquhart was discovered on Oct. 8 in a remote area near the ...and more »
  • Murder charge laid in North Vancouver kidnapping investigation - CBC.ca

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    Murder charge laid in North Vancouver kidnapping investigation
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    A single charge of first-degree murder has been laid against one of the suspects in a North Vancouver kidnapping last month. Tian Yi Zhang, 23, of Richmond now faces one count of first-degree murder for his part in the kidnapping and death of a 22-year ...and more »
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  • Amnesty International investigates murdered and missing indigenous women in BC - CBC.ca

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    Amnesty International investigates murdered and missing indigenous women in BC
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    Amnesty International Canada is wrapping up a human rights investigation in northeastern B.C. and the human rights group says it's alarmed by violence against aboriginal women amidst industrial development in the region. Investigators just wrapped up a ...
  • Pot industry sees high times on horizon with Trudeau victory - CBC.ca

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    Pot industry sees high times on horizon with Trudeau victory
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    Any way you look at it, this is a good time to be Herb Dhaliwal. The former Liberal MP watched his party reclaim his old Vancouver South seat from the Conservatives on Monday night in a federal election that saw the party win a majority. As chairman of ...and more »
  • Trudeau unlikely to change voting system, say political scientists - CBC.ca

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    Trudeau unlikely to change voting system, say political scientists
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    Prime minister-designate Justin Trudeau may have campaigned on electoral change, but political scientists say he may want to rethink that promise now he has a majority government. The "first-past-the-post" system Canada currently uses has been ...
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