Investigators believe the mystery woman who drove accused murderer Ryan Jenkins to a Hope, B.C., motel days before he hanged himself was his half-sister, a police source has told CBC News.

B.C. NDP will not let HST story lie
The B.C. NDP is accusing the Liberal government of lying to voters about its plans to introduce a new harmonized sales tax. Parliamentary rules, however, prevented New Democrats from literally saying so inside the legislature Wednesday, forcing MLAs to come up with new ways to say the government may be being less than truthful.

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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?

Thieves smash walls to get at ATM
People living near a Vancouver gas station were jarred from their sleep before dawn Wednesday by the sounds of crumbling walls and breaking glass as would-be thieves used a backhoe to try to get to an ATM machine inside the station.

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Is the Canadian military taking care of trainees?
Former recruit Natasha Howell says her faith in the Canadian Forces is shattered. (CBC)E Soldier recruits injured during basic training in Quebec are accusing the Canadian military of ignoring and mistreating their injuries and leaving them jobless and disabled. “I’m 30 years old and I have to learn how to walk,” said Natasha Howell. “They saw my injury. They knew it and they still didn’t do anything about it nothing.” What the doctors at the Canadian Forces Leadership and Recruit School (CFLRS) at Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu told Howell was a sprained ankle in September 2005, required reconstructive surgery two years later after she was discharged. Full Story Do you think the military is taking care of trainees? Should more be done to help people injured while in training? For how long should Canadian Forces be responsible for their trainees?

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What do you think about the race for Vancouver Mayor?
Vancouver-Fairview NDP MLA Gregor Robertson said he’ll announce his political intentions on Sunday. (CBC) New Democratic MLA Gregor Robertson is expected to announce Sunday his intention to run for mayor in Vancouver’s next municipal election. Robertson’s announcement comes on the heels of incumbent Coun. Peter Ladner saying he plans to challenge current Mayor Sam Sullivan for the Non-Partisan Association’s (NPA) nomination in November’s civic election. Robertson told CBC News he will make up his mind on Friday, and then reveal his plan Sunday. Full Story What do you think about the race for Vancouver Mayor? Is the nomination system transparent enough? Who would you like to see in the race?

IOC says Vancouver on track for 2010 Games
The International Olympic Committee declared Wednesday that it was “extremely happy” with the work done by the Vancouver Olympic Committee, and promised further financial support for the cash-strapped 2010 Winter Games.

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