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鈥楴ot a lot of optimism鈥� says Education Minister

Bruin seen in residential area

Unmanned aerial vehicle to be used for crash, crime scene imagery, not surveillance

Deal puts huge Merritt-to-Coquitlam transmission project closer to launch

Reckless driving targeted

Gas tax slump offset by higher transit revenue

Tickets rise despite poll showing most convinced of risk

Disease, not sea lice, main threat from salmon farms: inquiry researcher

Perhaps the biggest irony of the referendum defeat of the HST in B.C. is that the "working poor" of this province will still not be able to afford to dine out once the former PST exemption is restored to restaurant tabs. Yet B.C.'s agricultural industry, which provides nutritious, locally-grown food to the public free of any taxes, will be forced once again to hand over $15- to $20 million a year in PST to the provincial treasury.