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Police dog in training scratches, bruises youth in West Vancouver
Vancouver Sun
A youth was bruised and scratched when a police service dog jumped him during a training exercise March 9, police said. The dog has been temporarily taken from service and will be retrained, ...
Police dog attacks youth
POLICE DOG ATTACKS TEENAGER IN PARK
West Vancouver Police dog off duty after attacking teenager during training
- Police dog in training scratches, bruises youth in West Vancouver - Vancouver SunPolice dog in training scratches, bruises youth in West Vancouver
Vancouver Sun
A youth was bruised and scratched when a police service dog jumped him during a training exercise March 9, police said. The dog has been temporarily taken from service and will be retrained, ...
Police dog attacks youthThe Province
POLICE DOG ATTACKS TEENAGER IN PARKGlobe and Mail
West Vancouver Police dog off duty after attacking teenager during trainingThe Canadian Press News1130 all 8 news articles » - Water is being squandered, says study - Calgary Herald
Global BCWater is being squandered, says study
Calgary Herald
W hile most Canadians say they try to conserve water, not enough is being done to stop the resource from going down the drain, a study shows. According to the third annual Canadian Water Attitudes ...
British Columbians drink more tap water than the rest of Canada, and we know ...Vancouver Sun
British Columbians have faith in the faucet, survey findsMetro Canada - Vancouver
Canadians waste a lot of water: studyToronto Sun News1130 -Water Technology Online -CNW Group (press release) all 49 news articles » - Sledders return to grieve on Turbo Hill - Globe and MailSledders return to grieve on Turbo Hill
Globe and Mail
From Thursday's Globe and Mail Published on Thursday, Mar. 18, 2010 12:00AM EDT Last updated on Thursday, Mar. 18, 2010 3:25AM EDT Mark Shaede crests a powdered ridge on Boulder Mountain and looks down on the place snowmobilers call Turbo Hill. ...
New avalanche warning system unveiled in wake of killer slideVancouver Sun
New avalanche safety tool praised by grieving widowCTV.ca
Updated danger scale for avalanches unveiledMetro Canada - Vancouver CBC.ca -Montreal Gazette -Nelson Star all 235 news articles » - $7000 in jewels stolen from dying woman - National Post
Vancouverite$7000 in jewels stolen from dying woman
National Post
TORONTO - An elderly woman on the verge of death had $7000 in jewellery stolen from her on Tuesday, police said yesterday as they appealed for information about two men seen in the halls of Toronto East General Hospital. The men allegedly stole the ...
Ontario. Woman on deathbed has jewelry stolenOttawa Citizen
Woman robbed at her deathbed in hospitalToronto Star
Jewelry stolen in deathbed robberyToronto Sun CTV.ca -Vancouverite -Hamilton Spectator all 10 news articles » - Saskatchewan NDP calls on CSIS to release Douglas files - National Post
CBC.caSaskatchewan NDP calls on CSIS to release Douglas files
National Post
REGINA - The Saskatchewan New Democrats want the federal government to release all police and security files on Tommy Douglas -- the former Saskatchewan premier and federal NDP leader best remembered as the founder of medicare in Canada. ...
NDP seeks gov't support for release of Douglas fileStarPhoenix
Tommy Douglas motion stalls in Sask. legislatureCBC.ca
Saskatchewan NDP calls on Ottawa to release security files on Tommy DouglasThe Canadian Press Canada Views -980 CJME News Talk Radio all 57 news articles » - Teen wanted for defacing Jewish monuments - Calgary Herald
CBC.caTeen wanted for defacing Jewish monuments
Calgary Herald
A teenager facing Canada-wide arrest warrants for spraying anti-Semitic graffiti on the city's Jewish centres and monuments is believed to have ties to a local neo-Nazi community, police say. ...
Teen sought in anti-Semitic graffiti caseCBC.ca
Police release photos in Calgary anti-Semitic graffiti caseVancouver Sun
Suspect sought in graffiti incidentsCTV.ca The Canadian Press -CHQR -Vancouverite all 54 news articles » - Community rallies to save oldest school - Vancouver SunCommunity rallies to save oldest school
Vancouver Sun
Students, parents and teachers gathered outside Vancouver's oldest school building Wednesday to protest demolition plans. The BC government says it won't spend $625000 to restore the ...
Parents and students in Vancouver are fighting to save a two room schoolhouseNews1130
Community rallies to save Vancouver heritage schoolCBC.ca
Rally to save old schoolCKNW News Talk 980 all 5 news articles » - Swann says premier favouring rural Alberta - Calgary Herald
CBC.caSwann says premier favouring rural Alberta
Calgary Herald
A lberta's opposition leader is accusing Ed Stelmach of political meddling and favouring rural Alberta in the redrawing of the province's electoral boundaries, after the premier said Wednesday four ...
Good moves on homelessnessEdmonton Journal
$12M earmarked for homelessVancouver Sun
Ed says Alberta's lost some advantageEdmonton Sun Winnipeg Free Press -CTV.ca -See Magazine all 51 news articles » - Foreign-worker abuses on rise, NDP charges - Edmonton Journal
CBC.caForeign-worker abuses on rise, NDP charges
Edmonton Journal
A growing number of Alberta temporary foreign workers are getting ripped off by their bosses, documents released Wednesday by the NDP indicate. Almost three-quarters of businesses employing ...
Allow temp. foreign workers to live here: NDPEdmonton Sun
Temporary foreign workers treated poorly, NDP chargesCBC.ca
NDP demands better treatment of temporary foreign workersCTV.ca iNews880.com -660 News all 34 news articles » - North trial is another case of justice delayed - The Province
CBC.caNorth trial is another case of justice delayed
The Province
Four years is an unseemly amount of time to finally lay criminal charges in the Queen of the North tragedy -- especially in a case of such vital public interest as this one. ...
No closure on ferry sinkingVictoria Times Colonist
Queen of the North officer mum on criminal chargesCTV.ca
Charges in ferry sinking won't affect class-action lawsuit, lawyer saysThe Canadian Press CBC.ca -Globe and Mail -Vancouver Sun all 213 news articles »