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 Missing teen may be in Calgary A 13-year-old girl who went missing Saturday night could be in Calgary, Kelowna RCMP say.
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 B.C. residents enjoy long weekend British Columbians are enjoying the May long weekend, from hitting the Cloverdale Rodeo to hiking the Grouse Grind.
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 BC Ferries sailings cancelled again Mechanical issues on the Queen of New Westminster have forced BC Ferries to cancel sailings between the mainland and Vancouver Island for the third day in a row.
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 Scuba diver dies off Vancouver Island The B.C. Coroners Service is investigating after a scuba diver died off the coast of Vancouver Island Saturday.
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 British Columbians gear up for solar eclipse British Columbians will have the opportunity to take in partial solar eclipse on Sunday.
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 I'll Have Another ready to ship to New York I'll Have Another came out of the Preakness in "super" shape, and trainer Doug O'Neill says it's on to New York for a Triple Crown try in the Belmont Stakes.
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 B.C. salmon farms urgently testing for virus Salmon farms in the waters around Vancouver Island have begun testing and formed a special management team after a virus outbreak at one location and a report that more infections have now been detected on a mainland farm.
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 Tsunami debris clean-up plan urged Many British Columbians are headed to the province's shores this long weekend -- but the increasing amount of tsunami debris washing up is raising alarm bells.
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 Sounders strike late to draw Whitecaps Fredy Montero's goal in the 90th minute gave the Seattle Sounders a 2-2 draw with the Vancouver Whitecaps in Major League Soccer action Saturday afternoon.
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 BC Ferries cancels more sailings on long weekendBC Ferries cancelled more sailings on the Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay route Saturday due to mechanical issues on the Queen of New Westminster.
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 Fire damages Abbotsford lumber mill The owners of an Abbotsford, B.C., lumber mill are trying to determine what they can salvage after a fire tore through the building Saturday morning.
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 Mounties investigate suspicious death on Bowen IslandPolice are investigating what they are calling a suspicious death on Bowen Island after a resident found a body on his property.
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 Canadian-owned I'll Have Another wins Preakness Canadian-owned I'll Have Another overtook Bodemeister down the stretch to win the Preakness and keep alive his hopes of winning the Triple Crown.
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 Police refute allegations of sexism at Pickton inquiry Allegations that sexism and bias against sex workers played a role in the force's failure to catch serial killer Robert Pickton are false, a senior officer told a public inquiry.
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 Miss Universe Canada pageant to crown winner A civil rights breakthrough at Miss Universe Canada may not be universal as it's being left to individual franchises to decide whether to carry out a policy paving the way for transgender competitors.
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 Sea to Sky opens single lane after crash The Sea to Sky Highway, closed in both directions after a head-on collision, reopened to single lane alternating traffic Saturday afternoon.
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 Rick Hansen reconquers steep B.C. challenge Rick Hansen revisited and reconquered a formidably steep hill in Port Moody, B.C., on Friday that was one of the toughest challenges of his Man in Motion tour 25 years ago, as the CBC's Deborah Goble reports.
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 B.C. premier's rebuke of opinion polls shocks company B.C. Premier Christy Clark's rebuke this week of the Angus Reid polling firm is shocking and unprecedented, a company spokesman says.
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 B.C. to consider ban on 'Frankenfish' sales The B.C. government says it will consider options for a ban on the sale of voracious snakehead fish after at least one of the so-called Frankenfish was reported sighted in a Burnaby pond.
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 Canadian-owned horse goes for 2nd jewel in Triple Crown Canadian-owned I'll Have Another is not the favourite for Saturday's big race at Pimlico, but he could be the 12th horse since the last Triple Crown to win the first two jewels.
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 Minister threatens to fire defiant B.C. school board B.C.'s Minister of Education says he will fire the Cowichan School Board if it insists on submitting the $3.7 million deficit budget it passed Wednesday night.
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 Fishermen rescued after 10 days on B.C. island Three fishermen stranded on a B.C. island for 10 days after their boat sank have been rescued.
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 Coast guard closes 3 B.C. communications centres The federal government has confirmed it will close three coast guard communication centres in Vancouver, Comox and Tofino by 2015. This follows news Thursday that would also close the Kitsilano lifeboat station in Vancouver.
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 Kamloops hostage-taker killed in fiery explosion One man is dead following a hostage taking in Kamloops, B.C. on Thursday night that ended with an explosion destroying a family home.
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 BC Ferries cancels 4 sailings on Tsawwassen-Swartz Bay runBC Ferries has cancelled four sailings on the Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay route because of mechanical issues with the Queen of New Westminster.
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