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The likelihood of a drought in British Columbia is rising as warm weather melts away what's left of a minuscule mountain snow pack and spring rains fail to appear, say provincial wildfire and forecast experts.
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Surrey RCMP Release The Top 10 Vehicle Collision Locations
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Man who praised Quebec mosque shooter in online videos gets 30 days in jail
The sentence handed to Pierre Dion of Terrebonne, Que., went beyond what the Crown had recommended.
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Canadian general says Islamic State defeated but ideology 'alive and well'
"Daesh or ISIS in Iraq or northeast Syria has been defeated in the sense that they are no longer a quasi-state," said Brig.-Gen. Colin Keiver
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Ottawa passes legislation that bans whale and dolphin captivity in Canada
The federal bill, which now only requires royal assent to become law, will phase out the practice of holding cetaceans — such as whales, dolphins and porpoises — in captivity, but grandfathers in those that are already being kept at two facilities in the country.
Ottawa passes legislation that bans whale and dolphin captivity in Canada
Styrofoam take-out boxes and straws among expected targets of plastics ban
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his government is starting the regulatory work to ban toxic single-use plastics because the garbage infiltrating the world's waterways is out of hand.