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  1. Vancouver leads Canadian cities in world survey

    CBC | British Columbia News - Apr 2, 2007

    An annual global survey has ranked Vancouver as the third most desirable place to live in the world. Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Calgary also cracked the top 25 cities.

  2. Vancouver hospital move draw fire

    CBC | British Columbia News - Apr 2, 2007

    The battle over moving St. Paul's Hospital from downtown Vancouver to the False Creek Flats near the train station heated up Sunday at a forum on the contentious issue.

  3. Vancouver man arrested by Indian police in estranged wife's death

    CBC | British Columbia News - Apr 2, 2007

    A Vancouver man who flew to his home country of India was arrested there in connection with the death of his estranged wife in her suburban Phoenix home.

  4. More ferry fare increases on the horizon

    CBC | British Columbia News - Apr 2, 2007

    Passengers on BC Ferries' three major routes between Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland will likely face fare increases of more than five per cent next year.

  5. U.S. subprime lender New Century files for Chapter 11

    CBC | Money News - Apr 2, 2007

    New Century Financial Corp., the biggest U.S. independent financier of mortgages for customers with low credit ratings, filed for creditor protection on Monday and announced plans to cut about 3,200 jobs.

  6. KCP Income Fund gets $804M private equity takeover offer

    CBC | Money News - Apr 2, 2007

    New York-based private equity fund Caxton-Iseman Capital Inc. is buying KCP Income Fund, a consumer product company, for $804 million, the firms said Monday.

  7. Workbrain agrees to $227M takeover

    CBC | Money News - Apr 2, 2007

    Workforce management software firm Workbrain Corp. agreed Monday to be acquired by Infor Global Solutions European Finance, S.A.R.L. in a deal worth $227 million.

  8. Hart asked to ditch lawyer mid-trial

    CBC | Newfoundland and Labrador News - Apr 2, 2007

    Nelson Hart appealed to a Newfoundland Supreme Court judge for a new lawyer in the middle of the trial that led to his murder conviction, CBC News has learned.

  9. Threat of new strike looms over Voisey's Bay

    CBC | Newfoundland and Labrador News - Apr 2, 2007

    The Voisey's Bay nickel mine in northern Labrador could become the scene of another labour dispute, with a group of workers moving closer to a strike position.

  10. Man apprehended after lengthy road, foot chase

    CBC | Newfoundland and Labrador News - Apr 2, 2007

    It took a nine-kilometre drive and a 20-kilometre foot chase, but police in central Newfoundland finally got their man during a weekend chase.

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