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B.C. notaries’ society runs risk of paying damages for Ponzi scheme

B.C. notaries’ society runs risk of paying damages for Ponzi scheme

Fraudulent investment case could deplete $3-million fund
Drift cards released on Fraser River to simulate pipeline oil spill risk

Drift cards released on Fraser River to simulate pipeline oil spill risk

Past exercises have shown that Victoria is especially vulnerable
Female lobster stuffed with eggs found near Bowen Island

Female lobster stuffed with eggs found near Bowen Island

Alien species likely dumped, says expert
Highway 99 traffic moving slowly again near collapsed culvert in Richmond

Highway 99 traffic moving slowly again near collapsed culvert in Richmond

B.C.'s transportation ministry says traffic is slowly moving again northbound on Highway 99 in Richmond after a section of the road collapsed early yesterday.
West Nile virus infects two horses in B.C.’s Southern Interior

West Nile virus infects two horses in B.C.’s Southern Interior

The West Nile virus has hit British Columbia, and a Langley veterinarian is warning horse owners to get their animals vaccinated. The disease has hit two horses in Cache Creek and Ashcroft in the past two weeks, said Dr.
49 dangerous events tracked at B.C. mine tailing ponds

49 dangerous events tracked at B.C. mine tailing ponds

VANCOUVER — Dangerous occurrences at tailings-storage facilities at mines in B.C. between 2000 and 2012 included a breach of a dike, the discovery of sinkholes and leaked tailings.
Convicted murderer escapes from federal prison in Mission

Convicted murderer escapes from federal prison in Mission

A convicted murderer has escaped from a federal prison in Mission. Norman Gilbert Riel, 41, was last seen getting into a white Chevrolet Suburban SUV that was waiting for him as he fled Mission Institution on Sunday afternoon, according to Mounties.
Mount Polley-area residents weigh in on mine spill

Mount Polley-area residents weigh in on mine spill

There’s a terrible irony to the timing of the Mount Polley tailings pond spill. On Aug. 4, a holiday meant to celebrate beautiful B.C., the province experienced what will undoubtedly be among its biggest environmental crises of modern times.
Orca escapes fisherman’s net near Port Hardy as tourists look on

Orca escapes fisherman’s net near Port Hardy as tourists look on

A 91Ô­´´ Island whale watching group’s quest to see nature up close included some tense moments after their boat responded to a fisherman’s distress call involving a young orca ensnared in his gill net.
BCTF's Jim Iker calls on government to enter mediation Monday

BCTF's Jim Iker calls on government to enter mediation Monday

B.C. Teachers’ Federation president Jim Iker called on the government to enter mediation as soon as Monday morning at a gathering of more than 500 teachers in Kamloops on Sunday. “We’re ready to negotiate anytime. We have been ready all summer.