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A judge in British Columbia has stayed assault charges against three Mounties accused of pepper spraying a man in custody, saying lengthy delays in getting the cases to trial have violated their charter rights. A written ruling says RCMP Cpl.

The Senate committee on National Finance hears from Jean-Denis Frechette, Parliamentary Budget Officer, during a meeting on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa on Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2017.

Promotional staff watch a man as he enters a pop-up installation from the mattress company Casper aimed at encouraging the public to use “nap rooms,” equipped with their mattresses, in Toronto on Friday August 19, 2016.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe discusses the province’s 2018 budget at the Legislative Building in Regina on April 10, 2018. Saskatchewan will soon be joining Alberta by introducing its own legislation in the fight against B.C.

Photo TranBC The calendar may say spring has officially arrived, but snow continues to cause trouble for travellers in southern B.C.

A van came to rest wedged between two toll booths after it flipped on its side at the Langdale Ferry Terminal Saturday evening.

Elyse Vroom walks in front of Murrayville House, where she bought a pre-sale contract for a home.

Yes, world, I’m autistic and I’m proud of it. Call me Aspie Extraordinaire, wonder girl of the neurotypical world. I was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome on Friday March 2, 2001, just two months before I graduated with my B.A. in English at UBC.

A 40mm Abrams Airborne multi-launcher fell from the back of an Emergency Response Team member’s truck near the Golden Ears Bridge last July.

Cynthia Myran protests against the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion project April 14. photo Jennifer Gauthier, Burnaby Now Leaders of local First Nations including the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh and the Union of B.C.