Man guilty of human smuggling sentenced to 15 months
A Vancouver massage parlour owner convicted of smuggling women into Canada to work as prostitutes was sentenced to 15 months in jail on Wednesday.
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Yukon butting out: MLAs pass smoking ban
Yukon legislators have passed the Smoke-Free Places Act, making it the last Canadian province and territory to bring in anti-smoking legislation but only the second to ban smoking in vehicles with minors inside.
3 Halifax-area schools moved up for possible closure
The Halifax region’s one-man school board wants three schools in Halifax and Dartmouth immediately reviewed for closure and no new high school in Eastern Passage.
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Do you think enough is being done to keep B.C. highways safe?
Crews work to clear an avalanche that closed the Coquihalla Highway on Thursday. (CBC) A truck driver was rescued after a massive avalanche swept across another B.C. highway this time in the far northeastern corner of the province. Highway 97 between MacKenzie and Chetwynd in the Peace River District will likely remained closed for several days while crews clear away the quarter-kilometre long, 10-metre-deep avalanche, RCMP told CBC News on Monday. One tractor-trailer was caught in the slide, but the driver was safely rescued without injuries. Crews were still searching the site at noon to determine if any other vehicles were involved. Full Story Do you think enough is being done to keep B.C. highways safe? Do you worry about driving in winter on B.C. roads? Do you have a personal experience to share? Click here
Climate change strategy missing from budget: Greens
P.E.I.’s Green party was disappointed to find no mention in Wednesday’s budget of approaches to deal with climate change.
Little immediate aid for farmers in budget
P.E.I. farmers looking for help getting crops in the ground this spring saw few signs of it in Wednesday’s budget.
P.E.I. brings in another giant deficit
Presenting the second budget of the Liberal administration on P.E.I., Treasurer Wes Sheridan on Wednesday predicted a $34.9-million deficit for 2008-09.
Should B.C. seize impaired drivers’ cars?
The B.C. government is looking at its own version of an Ontario law that allows for the seizure and sale of vehicles owned by people convicted of impaired driving. The Ontario law requires drivers who’ve had three impaired driving convictions in 10 years to forfeit their vehicles to the province, which can then sell them. B.C. Solicitor General John Les said he is considering adopting similar legislation for B.C. that could be used against those with an established pattern of driving while impaired. Ultimately, any decision to seize a vehicle would have to be made by a judge in court, said Les. Full Story What do you think? Do you think B.C. should be able to seize the cars of drunk drivers, and sell them?
Should B.C. have a holiday today?
If B.C. had a holiday today, you could be at the beach right now. (Image courtesy of James Loewen/Wreck Beach Preservation Society) Four out of ten provinces have a holiday today. This year, Ontario joined Saskatchewan and Alberta in celebrating “Family Day” and creating a mid-winter long weekend. Manitoba has decided to call its holiday “Louis Riel Day,” after the Metis leader. B.C is at work. What do you think? Should British Columbia have a mid-winter long weekend? Or would the cost to employers be too much?
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What do you think about the new carbon tax?
Finance Minister Carole Taylor delivers the B.C. Budget. (CBC) British Columbians refusing to change the way they live will find it costs them more and more over the next three years to heat their homes and drive their cars once the province fully implements its new carbon tax. The Liberal government’s latest budget delivered today has introduced escalating taxes on all fossil fuels. It’s meant to encourage British Columbians to do everything from walking more to weather-stripping draughty windows and doors. The tax will escalate with each year and will eventually rake in $1.85 billion, but Finance Minister Carole Taylor maintains it will be revenue neutral and the government won’t use any of it to pay for general programs. She also says that in the first year, the extra money people pay will be off-set by personal and corporate income tax cuts and a $100 rebate to every adult and child in the province. Full Story What do you think about the new carbon tax? How much do you think it will cost you — or will you come out ahead?
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Alberta’s 1st children’s hospice breaks ground
Construction has started on a hospice in Calgary that will provide a home away from home for terminally ill children and their families.
Fetus found in Calgary water treatment plant
Calgary police are asking a mother to come forward in case she needs medical attention, after a fetus was found at the Bonnybrook wastewater treatment plant.
No ‘super ministry’ needed to handle royalties: report
Alberta will improve its monitoring of the billions it receives annually in oil and gas royalties, but will not set up a ‘super ministry’ to do the job, Energy Minister Mel Knight said Monday.
Edge of Eden: Living with Grizzlies
This is the extraordinary story of a family reunion. In this case, the family is made up of one man and a few bears, living in isolation in the wilderness of Russia. The Bear Man of Kamchatka tracks Canadian bear expert Charlie Russell as he rescues two orphaned cubs destined for death in a squalid Russian zoo. He secrets them away to his home in the remote wilds of the South Kamchatka peninsula, in the former Soviet Union.
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WEATHER REPORT takes us on a journey to the frontlines of our climate changing world in the Canadian Arctic, Montana, Northern Kenya, China and India, visiting communities and ordinary people whose lives and livelihoods are being impacted in the most dramatic ways.
Weekend crashes kill 3 in Sask.
A Regina-area man has been charged with impaired driving causing death following the death of a Grayson woman on Highway 1 on the weekend, one of three motor vehicle fatalities on the weekend.
Italian judge considers charges against Calgary students in knife fight
Three Calgary teenagers may face charges in Italy following a knife fight near Naples during spring break.
Man killed in downtown fight had ‘big heart’
The family of a man beaten to death outside a Calgary homeless shelter says he struggled with drugs and alcohol for decades.
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In Build Green, David sets out across Canada to discover the latest in green housing. On B.C.’s Salt Spring Island, Suzuki visits the super-ecological house of rock legend Randy Bachman. The house is made of “rammed” earth – a technique that could save us all from bad insulation and skyrocketing heating bills!
Lukiwski’s anti-gay comment ‘unacceptable,’ but PM stands by him
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said a Conservative MP has apologized for “completely unacceptable” anti-gay comments he made nearly two decades ago and will not be disciplined.
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