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Danger in the ER
Doctors at three of
the Lower Mainland's largest emergency departments say delays in
patient care have reached the point where their departments are
sometimes unsafe.
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Shape up or I quit, premier tells
caucus
VICTORIA -- Premier Dan Miller paid a rare visit to the
press gallery Friday and sealed an important message for his New
Democratic Party colleagues in general and former premier Glen Clark
in particular.
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Racism claimed in NDP sign-up
dispute
A long-time New Democrat and human rights activist said
Friday he will complain to the B.C. Human Rights Commission if the
NDP takes action to limit participation in its leadership race by
thousands of new Indo-Canadian members.
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Business deal sours for Mayor
Owen
Vancouver Mayor Philip Owen is involved in a messy dispute
over the fabric store he sold to a Vancouver dressmaker this year
for $351,915.
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Holtam appears shaken as doctor tells
of death blows recited
Accused killer Doug
Holtam appeared visibly shaken Friday as a forensic pathologist
testified about the multiple blows to the head that killed Holtam's
pregnant wife and six-year-old daughter two years ago.
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NDP seeks to cool membership
battle
VICTORIA -- Facing allegations of racism, phoney memberships
and dirty tricks, New Democratic Party leaders will meet in
Vancouver today in an attempt to extinguish what has become a
divisive battle in their ranks.
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Millennium souvenir
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perfect memento of Vancouver and our era. For details on how to
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Top British Columbians
The Vancouver Sun
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Century'. Heroes, rogues and everyone in between: All in a special
section of The Vancouver Sun newspaper on Wednesday, December
15.
Then you get your turn: Send the Sun your top 10
picks, and the Sun will run the readers-choice Top 100 List on
December 22 and 23. E-mail your nominations
by Wednesday, December 15. All submissions go into a random prize
draw.
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15, or E-mail
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