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Police catch alleged kidnapper after young woman fights him off and escapes to call 911

Police catch alleged kidnapper after young woman fights him off and escapes to call 911

The woman was taken to the hospital for treatment of her non-life threatening injuries
Provincial agency addressing workplace bullying and harassment

Provincial agency addressing workplace bullying and harassment

Complaints from across B.C. including Delta
Many young new Canadians may be leaving the country: survey

Many young new Canadians may be leaving the country: survey

The survey found that most Canadians have a much more positive outlook on Canada's immigration policy than do new Canadian immigrants. The main source of worry? Lack of leadership and high costs of living.
Program to protect abused migrant workers retraumatizes many

Program to protect abused migrant workers retraumatizes many

Advocates have found that government officers in the program have lacked sensitivity and awareness when dealing with abused workers, saying there seems to be confusion about how the government defines and interprets abuse.
Doctor of MAID: New memoir tells story of Island pioneer in assisted dying

Doctor of MAID: New memoir tells story of Island pioneer in assisted dying

Dispatches from the front lines of assisted dying: A doctor’s memoir

Man arrested, charged with attempted kidnapping in Nanaimo: RCMP

NANAIMO, B.C. — Police on Vancouver Island say a man has been arrested and charged after allegedly assaulting and attempting to abduct a woman on Thursday.
Opinion: B.C. baseball fans anticipate return of Canadians to Canada

Opinion: B.C. baseball fans anticipate return of Canadians to Canada

People are out of patience
Near-zero circulation of influenza in B.C. for second season in row

Near-zero circulation of influenza in B.C. for second season in row

Another year, another season without the flu
Storefront drug-checking service aims to help drug users make informed choice, not tell people what to do

Storefront drug-checking service aims to help drug users make informed choice, not tell people what to do

Children missing from Fort St. John found by police in Ontario

Children missing from Fort St. John found by police in Ontario

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — RCMP in British Columbia say two children who were the subject of an Amber Alert were found safe by police in Ontario. A news release late Saturday says the four-year-old child and 10-month-old baby from the Fort St.