BRITISH COLUMBIA NEWS - CBC Health concerns have been raised following a fire at a BC Hydro substation near Chilliwack, east of Vancouver, that left 38,000 customers in the region without power.
BRITISH COLUMBIA NEWS - CBC
Tough talk from the Harper government about radical environmentalists and foreign-funded adversaries seems to be generating support for the groups targeted by the attacks.
BRITISH COLUMBIA NEWS - CBC
B.C.'s Minister of Jobs is in Burns Lake to meet with community leaders about the village's economic future. He says officials are tracking down short term jobs for locals at nearby mills and mines.
CANADIAN HEADLINES NEWS A Mexican suspect has been arrested in the brutal beating of a Canadian woman who was vacationing in a five-star Mexican hotel last week.
CANADIAN HEADLINES NEWS A brewing controversy over pensions has forced the federal government to blunt criticism that it plans to cutback on federally-funded plans like Old Age Security.
CANADIAN HEADLINES NEWS Decades after women started to go missing from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, the RCMP has apologized for not doing more to find the killer.
CANADIAN HEADLINES NEWS Alberta workers had the highest weekly earnings in the country in November, while Ontario showed the weakest wage growth in the last year, Statistics Canada says.
CBC SPORTS NEWS There aren't many sports tournaments in the world where the semifinals are more important than the final, but that's exactly the situation for Canada and Mexico Friday night in women's Olympic soccer qualifying at BC Place in Vancouver.
CBC SPORTS NEWS
CBC's Hockey Night in Canada and Hyundai will team up Friday night (CBCSports.ca, 10 p.m. ET) in Vancouver for a coaching symposium as part of 'Hyundai Hockey Nation.'
CBC SPORTS NEWS
The Denver Nuggets and Toronto Raptors both have leading scorers from Italy, but only one of those countrymen will be available Friday night.
HEALTH NEWS People should not drink certain Neilson microfiltered partly skimmed milk because it may be contaminated with a cleaning solution, federal food officials say.
HEALTH NEWS
People who work 11 or more hours a day have double the odds of becoming depressed compared with those who don't work overtime, a British study suggests.