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For Andrew Weaver, BC Green Leader and climatologist, politics is a science

For Andrew Weaver, BC Green Leader and climatologist, politics is a science

VANCOUVER — Andrew Weaver was teaching a class of University of Victoria undergraduates about climate science and public policy when he realized he needed to do more than just lecture.
Upbringing, student politics shaped Christy Clark's views on B.C. politics, life

Upbringing, student politics shaped Christy Clark's views on B.C. politics, life

VANCOUVER — It was the lure of ice cream that first drew Christy Clark into politics. As a child, the future premier of British Columbia would accompany her father as he knocked on doors around Burnaby during his several attempts for public office.
Coach put troublemaking teen John Horgan on track to B.C.'s New Democrat leader

Coach put troublemaking teen John Horgan on track to B.C.'s New Democrat leader

VANCOUVER — As a teenager, John Horgan was as far away from becoming a political leader in British Columbia as you could get.

A timeline of events in British Columbia's electoral history

VICTORIA — A timeline of British Columbia's electoral history: 1871 — First general election is held. 1873 — The secret ballot is introduced and federal MPs are disqualified from sitting as members of the legislature.

Canadian judge in Yahoo hack case to reach decision on bail

HAMILTON — The lawyer for a Canadian man accused in a massive hack of Yahoo emails says his client will living with his parents without access to the internet and electronics if released on bail.

Teen rescued from raft in Lake Ontario; OPP say he was treated for hypothermia

SOUTH MARYSBURGH, Ont. — Provincial police say a teen was airlifted to hospital after being rescued from a raft in eastern Lake Ontario.

U.S. man who flew to Canada for sex with underage girl gets seven years

An American man who flew to Canada to have sex with a 13-year-old girl has been sentenced to more than seven years behind bars.

78 arrested in Ontario human trafficking probe; 18 alleged victims assisted

LONDON, Ont. — Police in southwestern Ontario say 78 people have been arrested in a human trafficking investigation. London, Ont.
Griffin Poetry Prize reveals short lists for Canadian, international awards

Griffin Poetry Prize reveals short lists for Canadian, international awards

TORONTO — Explorations of racism and grief are among the literary works from Canadian poets contending for the 2017 Griffin Poetry Prize.
With glove and video game console, Blue Jays pitcher Aaron Sanchez ready to throw

With glove and video game console, Blue Jays pitcher Aaron Sanchez ready to throw

TORONTO — As with pitching, Aaron Sanchez takes his video gaming seriously. "I don't want to talk myself up but I think I play way too much. So if I'm not good then there's a problem," he said with a smile.
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