• Trans Mountain pipeline expansion not supported by BC government - CBC.ca

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    Trans Mountain pipeline expansion not supported by BC government
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    The B.C. government says it can't support the proposed $6.8-billion expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline from Alberta to Burnaby. In a written brief to the National Energy Board, the B.C. government argues that the pipeline's proponent, Kinder ...
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  • CSIS loses BC Supreme Court battle to keep hearing secret - CBC.ca

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    CSIS loses BC Supreme Court battle to keep hearing secret
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    The Canadian Security Intelligence Service has lost a B.C. court battle to keep sealed secret proceedings that the spy agency claimed could threaten the life of a human source, if released. Despite objections from CSIS and the federal Crown, B.C ...and more »
  • Vancouver play revisits murder intertwined with Komagata Maru incident - CBC.ca

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    Vancouver play revisits murder intertwined with Komagata Maru incident
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    A play about a 100-year old assassination and execution shines a light on a case that the history books have deemed closed. The Undocumented Trial of William C. Hopkinson tells the story of Mewa Singh, who convicted and executed in New Westminster in ...and more »
  • Whale poop study shows connections between salmon and killer whales - CBC.ca

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    Whale poop study shows connections between salmon and killer whales
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    Scientists who spent five years collecting and analyzing fecal samples from endangered killer whales near Seattle and Victoria found their diet consists almost solely of Chinook salmon in the summer, confirming the deep connection between them and ...and more »
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  • Deadly salmon virus may be in BC waters, study suggests - CBC.ca

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    Deadly salmon virus may be in BC waters, study suggests
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    Evidence of a deadly virus that has caused severe damage to the Atlantic salmon farming industry has been discovered in some farmed and wild B.C. salmon, according to a new study. Biologist Alexandra Morton of the Raincoast Research Society worked ...