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Olympics on track despite deficit, economy: organizers
Vancouver's Olympic Organizing Committee says it is financially secure despite the global economic downturn.
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B.C. coal miners face holiday layoffs
The largest employer in the Kootenays is scaling back its workforce to weather the economic times.
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Sundin choosing Rangers or Canucks: sources
Two sources close to the Mats Sundin situation confirmed Monday to CBCSports.ca that the former Toronto Maple Leafs captain has whittled the field of teams to two - the New York Rangers and Vancouver Canucks.
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Winds knock out power to 25,000 on south coast of B.C.
B.C. Hydro crews were scrambling to restore power to about 25,000 customers in the Fraser Valley and on southern Vancouver Island after heavy winds knocked trees onto lines in many areas.
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Man faces 2 attempted murder charges in Surrey gas bar holdup
A man sought in connection with a series of violent armed robberies of gas stations and convenience stores in Surrey, including one in which two people were shot, has been arrested, police said Monday.
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Alleged Christmas party shooter on suicide watch: lawyer
The 61-year-old man charged with killing his former boss at a Christmas party in Vancouver on Friday is on a suicide watch at the North Fraser Pretrial Centre, his lawyer says.
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Canadian world junior squad named
The Canadian team that will compete at this month's world juniors is the first of its kind. It includes eight defencemen and 12 forwards instead of the traditional seven and 13.
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Cold snap, tough times raise demand at homeless shelters
The cold weather gripping B.C. is expected to push more street people toward homeless shelters, particularly across the Lower Mainland where demand for beds or mats is already up due to the economic slowdown.
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Sundin to reveal NHL plans in 2 weeks: report
The long-awaited announcement of Mats Sundin's potential return to the NHL this season likely will be made in the next two weeks, the former Toronto Maple Leafs captain told New York Newsday on the weekend.
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Victoria police officer charged with uttering threats
A member of the Victoria Police Department has been charged with two counts of uttering threats.
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Cold and ice could delay public transit: TransLink
The recent dump of snow and cold temperatures in the Lower Mainland could make for a slow commute on public transit Monday morning.
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Canucks erupt to down Panthers
The Vancouver Canucks overcame a shaky start in their Sunday night homecoming, scoring four goals in eight minutes en route to defeating the Florida Panthers.
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Jamaican bobsled team touches down in Vancouver
Members of the Jamaican bobsled team were greeted by a crowd of supporters as they arrived at Vancouver International Airport Saturday.
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Three men arrested after Sunday morning nightclub fire
Three men were arrested Sunday morning after a fire at the Au Bar nightclub in downtown Vancouver.
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B.C. snowfall causes slick roads, cancelled flights
Residents of Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island awoke Sunday morning to snow on the ground.
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