EDMONTON - The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team says it has made a massive steroid bust in Edmonton.
Spokesman Mike Tucker says multiple search warrants were executed and more than $10 million in drugs seized.
He says the bust involved more than 350,000 pills, 10,000 vials and three dozen types of chemical precursors and additives.
The seizure occurred at residences and storage facilities last week.
Tucker says the bust targeted a major distributor.
VANCOUVER - A British Columbia man who lured teenage girls into prostitution has been convicted of 30 charges including human trafficking, believed to be the first such conviction in the province.
OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird says the beheading of British aid worker David Haines, likely by a fellow countryman-turned-terrorist, is a horrific atrocity by Islamic State militants.
A mining company that filed two applications for judicial review of the federal government's rejection of a $1.5-billion gold and copper mine in B.C. will fight for the project in Federal Court next month.
VANCOUVER - Representatives for B.C.'s public school teachers and their employers bargained through the weekend in another effort to resolve the strike that has postponed the start of the school year for more than half a million students.
VICTORIA - His Royal Highness Prince Edward Earl of Wessex told a ballroom full of young people on Saturday they earned the right to walk a little taller after successfully completing a journey that millions attempt but relatively few complete.
OTTAWA - Sexual dysfunction in the Canadian military is such a sensitive topic for the Harper government that federal officials have stamped all information related to it as a cabinet secret, something not to be revealed to the public.