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Masked asylum seeker still a flight risk: Immigration board
An Asian man who donned an elaborate disguise on a flight from Hong Kong to Vancouver last October has been ordered to stay in custody because he remains a risk to go underground. Avalanche risk back to high on North Shore and Sea-to-Sky
The avalanche risk is high in parts of the Sea to Sky corridor and around the North Shore Mountains. Forecasted snowfall never arrived
There was a snowfall warning yesterday, but the snow never arrived. Abbotsford, BC police come out with mock "M" sign
Maybe it isn't the "new" drivers we need to worry about. Abbotsford police have come out with a mock "mature" driver sign to highlight the need for all drivers to be safe and responsible. Arctic treaty will push upgrade of search and rescue
The federal government is poised to sign an international treaty that will make Canada legally responsible for search and rescue in its part of the Arctic. New Marine Atlantic ferry arrives
The newest ferry intended to help turn fortunes around for beleaguered Marine Atlantic arrived in Canada Wednesday, as the Crown corporation prepared for a launch later this year. Vancouver police officer reaches out to the homeless
Her powerful flashlight cuts through the pre-dawn darkness in Stanley Park as Constable Jodyne Keller makes her lonely rounds. Unlike most of her police colleagues, however, she’s not gunning for criminals. Another fatal fire in the Lower Mainland
A Surrey man was killed when his house went up in flames around 10 a.m. Tuesday morning. Cpl. Drew Grainger says it happened near 64 Ave. and 130 St. Canada ill-prepared for attacks on critical energy infrastructure: Study
Nearly a decade after the 9/11 attacks, Canada still hasn't developed a reliable strategy for protecting such critical energy infrastructure as refineries, power plants and offshore petroleum platforms, according to a new study commissioned by the Defence Children's Farmyard closes for good in Stanley Park
The second day of 2011 was the last day for the Children�s Farmyard in Stanley Park.
Opened in 1982 after replacing a children�s zoo that had opened in 1962, the farmyard had its last public day Sunday in conjunction with the last night of the 13th Canadian oilsands pipeline 'crucial' to American economy: U.S. oil industry
America's largest oil industry trade group on Tuesday appealed to the Obama administration for speedy approval of a $7-billion Canadian pipeline to boost imports from Alberta's oilsands, arguing there has been "ample" study of the project's safety and env Man charged for selling fake Olympics tickets
A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a man accused of selling tickets for the 2010 Olympics but never delivering them to almost 30 buyers. Thirty-one-year-old Sean McConnell Stuart of West Vancouver faces a number of charges. Police officers charged for altercation during radar check
Two Coquitlam, BC, Mounties have been charged with assault after their supervisor looked into a traffic stop in June. The pair were doing radar checks at the time. Minor helicopter accident in Delta, BC
Delta Police say no one has been hurt after a helicopter toppled over during some kind of maintenance check at Boundary Bay Airport Tuesday afternoon. Canadian veterans battling homelessness
LONDON, Ont. - Dozens of largely middle-aged veterans in Southwestern Ontario are battling homelessness after years of valiantly fighting to stay off the streets. Historic Toronto building gutted by blaze
A historic building in downtown Toronto will have to be "systematically dismantled" after sustaining massive structural damage in a major blaze early Monday, fire officials say. Don Cherry chips in for charity
Defence Minister Peter MacKay returned from Christmas in Kandahar bearing gifts for a charity fundraiser last week. Crew of smuggling ship alleged to be Tamil Tigers
Four crew members of the MV Sun Sea that arrived off the coast of B.C. last summer are alleged to be Tamil Tigers operatives who helped organize the high-seas smuggling trip Pipeline rupture sparks blaze in northern Alta
Pengrowth Energy Corporation has stemmed the flow of oil in one of its pipeline systems after an explosion rocked the Swan Hills area New Year's Day. One Ontario winner for $50-million Lotto Max jackpotMisc CDN | 207023 hits | 5:35 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Someone Ontario has beaten the 28 million-to-one odds of winning Friday's massive Lotto Max jackpot. B.C. homeless seek shelter in cold
As temperatures dropped below freezing in Vancouver on New Year's Eve, the city's homeless shelters struggled to keep up with the demand for space. B.C. switches off incandescent bulbs in 2011
A new green initiative taking effect Saturday in British Columbia will mean residents of the province will soon say goodbye to some incandescent light bulbs. Teen fears he'll be murdered if deportedMisc CDN | 208759 hits | 8:01 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Daniel Garcia fears he will be murdered by a homophobic mob when he is deported to Mexico today. B.C. deer illegally shot with crossbow
Conservation officers on Vancouver Island are on the trail of someone maliciously shooting deer with a crossbow. Senior knits hundreds of items for charityMisc CDN | 208664 hits | 7:56 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
The Salvation Army’s Christmas hampers from this past holiday season included more than 200 products from the industrious needle of one Grande Prairie senior. Dad waits in anguish for missing sonMisc CDN | 208776 hits | 7:54 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Instead of celebrating the passing of time, Pierre Martineau spent New Year's Eve lingering by the phone waiting for news, any news, of his 23-year-old son. 'Horrendous' sex murder worries policeMisc CDN | 208895 hits | 6:11 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
The "horrendous" sex murder of a retired teacher by at least one stranger has police conducting an extensive ground search and warning Ancaster, Ont., residents to be vigilant. Three die in southern Alberta crashMisc CDN | 208998 hits | 5:33 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Despite frantic efforts made by fellow motorists, three of four people traveling in an SUV lost their lives Thursday afternoon when their vehicle plunged into icy waters west of Calgary. Iqaluit polar bear hunting quota goes up in 2011
Hunters in Iqaluit are gearing up for a bigger-than-usual polar bear hunt starting this weekend, thanks to a larger-than-usual hunting quota for the new year. Border Services employee who browsed online sex keeps job
OTTAWA — A federal government employee who spent as much as five hours a day searching pornographic personal ads on his office computer and sending naked photos of himself from his work e-mail has kept his job. 'No-fun' New Year's Eve irks Vancouverites
Anyone looking to ring in the new year at a big public celebration in Vancouver may be in for a disappointment this year, after the city decided to return to its "no-fun" roots and not sponsor any public events 'Pandemonium' at Alberta reservoir crash: rescuer
A passerby described a scene of "pandemonium" at Thursday's fatal crash of a sport utility vehicle into an Alberta reservoir. Train hits car in Qualicum Beach, B.C.Misc CDN | 208837 hits | 2:52 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
An elderly woman is in hospital after a train struck her car in an intersection in Qualicum Beach, B.C. around noon on Friday, according to firefighters. Part of Cabot Trail needs repair from storms
Cape Breton's renowned Cabot Trail at Ingonish Harbour is in danger as a result of storm surges in recent weeks. P.E.I. National Park lost dunes in storm
The shoreline of Prince Edward Island National Park looks significantly different after last week's storm surge, as many of the dunes along the north shore were washed away. Sask. farmer shoots 3 wolves
What began as an early-morning deer hunt turned into an unnerving encounter with three timber wolves, a Saskatchewan farmer says. 'Spring' Olympics 2010's top weather story
Vancouver's much-maligned wet and balmy conditions during the Winter Olympics have seized the highest podium spot in Environment Canada's Top 10 weather stories of 2010. Celebrity chef, former Canuck player among 54 new Order of Canada recipients
OTTAWA - A celebrity chef, two athletes, a revered television actor and a prominent radio broadcaster were granted one of Canada's highest civilian honours Thursday when they were named to the Order of Canada. Body of missing Ottawa man found in P.E.I.Misc CDN | 209085 hits | 4:36 PM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Charlottetown police say the body divers pulled out of the water Wednesday afternoon is that of missing Ottawa man Trevor Rankin. Ontario woman flying home after throat slit on vacationMisc CDN | 208659 hits | 4:32 PM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
While her husband sits in a Jamaican prison, the Toronto-area woman who's accusing him of trying to kill her during a pre-Christmas vacation is expected to return home Wednesday. Orphan baby recovering after Christmas Eve triple-fatalMisc CDN | 208746 hits | 5:09 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
A baby girl who was orphaned in a Christmas Eve collision that killed her mother, father and aunt west of Edmonton is recovering in hospital, a family member said. B.C. naturists to hold polar 'bare' swim in the buffMisc CDN | 209025 hits | 7:14 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Naturists in Surrey will be shouting "Happy Nude Year" on January 1 as they take a running leap into frigid B.C. waters in nothing but their birthday suits. PM invites Aung San Suu Kyi to CanadaMisc CDN | 208653 hits | 7:09 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has extended an invitation to Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who was freed from house arrest by the ruling military junta in November, to come to Canada.Newborn turned over to firefighters
A six-hour-old baby was handed over to Los Angeles firefighters Christmas Eve as part of a safe surrender program, officials say.
Misc CDN | 208624 hits | 5:41 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
A six-hour-old baby was handed over to Los Angeles firefighters Christmas Eve as part of a safe surrender program, officials say. Man disappeared Christmas EveMisc CDN | 208992 hits | 5:28 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
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