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"Just because the mob boss's spouse isn't involved in illegal activity, doesn't mean they get to keep the house," said Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth.

Nearly 5,500 workers were employed across northern B.C. by the project at the end of February.

The provincial regulations and legislation were recommended by the Cullen Commission of Inquiry into Money Laundering in B.C.

The Vatican has formally denounced a 15th-century doctrine used to legitimize the seizure of Indigenous land, but the national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says the Roman Catholic Church should go further to repair the harm caused by the de

The bill seeks to forbid ads for sugary food and drinks aimed at kids under 13.

MIAMI — An orca known as Lolita could be heading back to her home waters in the Pacific Northwest, ending more than 50 years of tank captivity, after a deal was struck between the Miami Seaquarium and advocates pushing for her release.

"It was a strong swimmer," says Maxine Caroline Gillette.

RICHMOND, B.C. — The Transportation Safety Board highlights the importance of designated landing areas in harbours that are busy with marine and air traffic as it releases a report on a crash between a float plane and a water taxi in Tofino, B.C.

OTTAWA — As some vulnerable Canadians who don't file their taxes miss out on benefits, the Canada Revenue Agency is expected to pilot a new automatic system next year.

EA plans to lay off six per cent of global staff; no mention of cuts in Canada