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Driver who crossed Canadian border without stopping arrested after chase and crash in Vancouver

Driver who crossed Canadian border without stopping arrested after chase and crash in Vancouver

A man in his 20s has been arrested after he allegedly drove across the border into Canada from the United States without stopping.
Crescent Point to cut workforce 17%, appoints new CEO

Crescent Point to cut workforce 17%, appoints new CEO

Crescent Point Energy appointed a new president and CEO on Wednesday, and announced details of a transition plan that includes a reduction of their workforce by 17 per cent.
Story of car restoration inspires gift of signed CD

Story of car restoration inspires gift of signed CD

A few months ago, Karin Chiu spotted an article in the Times Colonist that she knew would interest her daughter on the other side of the Atlantic. There were a couple of reasons for that.
Air Canada pilots are finally allowed to fly while bearded

Air Canada pilots are finally allowed to fly while bearded

Air Canada pilots are now allowed fly bearded thanks to a study conducted in Simon Fraser University’s hypobaric chamber atop Burnaby Mountain.
This is your brain on emotions

This is your brain on emotions

Your amazing brain is the product of evolution, but still contains the vestiges of more primitive species. The brainstem reflects the reptilian brain that is mainly concerned with survival.
One last ride for Stock Car racers

One last ride for Stock Car racers

Yorkton stock car racers drove into the summer sunset over the weekend, bringing the regular track season to an end. The Yellowhead Speedway hosted the final stock car race of the season on Sept.
Receding glaciers make nearby Mount Meager volcano less stable than ever before

Receding glaciers make nearby Mount Meager volcano less stable than ever before

On July 21, 2016, a local helicopter pilot was flying a group of biologists to the mountains outside of Pemberton, where they planned to conduct a survey of the mountain goat population.
Terry Fox: Remembering PoCo’s hometown hero

Terry Fox: Remembering PoCo’s hometown hero

Port Coquitlam’s Terry Fox inspired millions of Canadians on his Marathon of Hope in 1980.
UPDATE: Amber Alert cancelled after missing girl found safe

UPDATE: Amber Alert cancelled after missing girl found safe

The Amber Alert in Saskatchewan that was issued yesterday has been cancelled. The Saskatchewan RCMP called off the alert at 7:09 a.m. Monday morning.
Manitoba Rural Women’s Day coming to Virden

Manitoba Rural Women’s Day coming to Virden

Manitoba Rural Women’s Day is coming to Virden on Saturday, Oct. 13 at Tundra Oil & Gas Place from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, with registration at 8:15 am. The theme is “Exploring Rural Health Care”.
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