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B.C. City councillor charged with more sex crimes in Ontario

B.C. City councillor charged with more sex crimes in Ontario

James Miller, who is currently suspended from council, was charged with seven more counts relating to sexual interference, sexual touching and sexual assault.
How a Vancouver Island man's fight for a service dog transformed his life

How a Vancouver Island man's fight for a service dog transformed his life

Operation Freedom Paws and a dog named Vision saved his life, says Courtenay's Michael Richards
B.C. woman awaits DNA testing from First World War battlefield to find lost family

B.C. woman awaits DNA testing from First World War battlefield to find lost family

Chemainus woman expects to learn soon if First World War bones found in France belong to long-lost great uncle.
VIDEO: Vancouver Giants drop matinee in Prince George

VIDEO: Vancouver Giants drop matinee in Prince George

Three comebacks weren't quite enough
B.C. Second World War veteran fondly remembers time as an 'Ack Ack Girl'

B.C. Second World War veteran fondly remembers time as an 'Ack Ack Girl'

Vancouver Island's Lily Bales was only 17 when she joined the women's branch of the British Army
Danila Klimovich carries Abbotsford Canucks to 4-2 win over Bakersfield

Danila Klimovich carries Abbotsford Canucks to 4-2 win over Bakersfield

Belrussian forward has already doubled last season's point totals
Shooting at Alabama’s Tuskegee University leaves one person dead, 16 injured

Shooting at Alabama’s Tuskegee University leaves one person dead, 16 injured

Jaquez Myrick, 25, of Montgomery, was taken into custody
Environment Canada warns of possible damage as ‘intense’ storm approaches B.C. coast

Environment Canada warns of possible damage as ‘intense’ storm approaches B.C. coast

Heavy rain and winds could cause power outages on Vancouver Island
By-election called for Cloverdale-Langley City riding

By-election called for Cloverdale-Langley City riding

Seat left vacant by John Aldag decision to run in B.C. election
Port employers ‘refusing to bargain,’ cut off talks in less than an hour: Union

Port employers ‘refusing to bargain,’ cut off talks in less than an hour: Union

The employers are refusing to budge on a final offer that the union has so far rejected.