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CBC | British Columbia News - Feb 14, 2007
The family of a 22-year-old Richmond man who was found stabbed to death more than a year ago is putting up a $25,000 reward to help find his killer.
CBC | British Columbia News - Feb 14, 2007
B.C.'s leading environmentalist, David Suzuki, is welcoming the Campbell government's announcement that it plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions by one-third by 2020.
CBC | British Columbia News - Feb 14, 2007
Plans for two controversial coal-burning power plants in the B.C. Interior may not be dead yet, despite the provincial government's throne speech announcement that they can't go ahead unless they produce zero …
CBC | British Columbia News - Feb 14, 2007
Vancouver police say they have arrested a 48-year-old suspect they are alleging is the city's most prolific bank robber, a person they believe is responsible for holding up 17 banks in the past three months.
CBC | British Columbia News - Feb 14, 2007
Property taxes in Vancouver will likely go up by an average of four percent this coming fiscal year, according to preliminary budget figures presented to city council on Tuesday.
CBC | British Columbia News - Feb 14, 2007
Two CN trains derailed in separate incidents Tuesday in British Columbia and Alberta while being operated by management during a railway strike.
CBC | Canadian News - Feb 14, 2007
A fierce winter storm is being blamed for the death of at least one person in Ontario Wednesday, as the massive storm system moved into parts of Quebec and the Maritimes.
CBC | Canadian News - Feb 14, 2007
Even though the ruling Conservatives voted against it, opposition parties pushed through a Liberal MP's bill requiring the government to meet Kyoto targets.
CBC | Canadian News - Feb 14, 2007
People marched through Vancouver's Downtown Eastside to remember dozens of missing women, with some saying the disappearances caused less outcry than storm damage in Stanley Park.
CBC | Canadian News - Feb 14, 2007
Prime Minister Stephen Harper bluntly told the House of Commons on Wednesday that he intends to appoint judges who will advance his Conservative government's law-and-order objectives.