BC chiefs take cautious approach with Clark
Chiefs in British Columbia gave the province’s newly elected premier a cool response.
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Mohawk tobacco firm battling provinces goes ‘all in’
Robbie Dickson holds a cigarette and points to a gap between the paper and the white filter.
Taseko tries again, showdown looms
The federal government turned them down once, but a Vancouver-based mining company is trying again to push through a controversial mining project.
BC AG backs Oppal against critics
British Columbia’s Attorney General is defending the controversial decision to appoint former judge and attorney general Wally Oppal to lead an inquiry into how police handled murdered women’s cases in Vancouver before they caught serial killer Robert Pickton.
‘The government stuff money in their mouth to keep quiet’
An elder from a British Columbia First Nations is calling out his own chief and council for selling out to big business and not protecting the land.
Jones murder probe leads to Washington State
The RCMP investigation into the murder of a teenager from Cowichan First Nation has lead to Washington State.
Calls rise for Oppal’s resignation
Activists are continuing their call for the removal of Wally Oppal as commissioner of British Columbia’s inquiry into Vancouver’s missing women.
Highway of Tears investigation leads RCMP to taxi drivers’ DNA
In British Columbia, police are chasing a new angle to solve the murders of women along the province’s infamous Highway of Tears.
BC RCMP search for missing Nikita Jack
Surrey RCMP investigators are trying to track down a 23-year-old First Nations woman who was last seen this past Thursday after leaving her three-year-old daughter at a relative’s home in Surrey, B.C.