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Egging gone wrong: Boy, 14, arrested on murder charge after fatal crash in Texas

Egging gone wrong: Boy, 14, arrested on murder charge after fatal crash in Texas

Police say the 14-year-old driver ran a red light and crashed into a pickup truck, killing one woman
Nanaimo byelection to be held Jan. 30

Nanaimo byelection to be held Jan. 30

Premier announces byelection date to fill seat vacated by Leonard Krog
Canucks deal Nilsson and Archibald to Senators for McKenna, Pyatt, draft pick

Canucks deal Nilsson and Archibald to Senators for McKenna, Pyatt, draft pick

Nilsson and McKenna will exchange locker rooms as Canucks set to face Ottawa tonight
Warrant issued for young woman facing 115 charges

Warrant issued for young woman facing 115 charges

Laetitia Angelique Acera, 25, is wanted on multiple charges in Calgary but has ties to B.C., Saskatchewan
There’s an app for that: Students opt for delivery over bag lunches, cafeterias

There’s an app for that: Students opt for delivery over bag lunches, cafeterias

Skip the Dishes says the company doesn’t keep count of its school deliveries
2 women enter Hindu temple in India, breaking years-long ban

2 women enter Hindu temple in India, breaking years-long ban

The Supreme Court lifted a ban in September on women worshipping at Sabarimala temple in Kerala state
Canada’s charitable sector facing impending crisis: Report

Canada’s charitable sector facing impending crisis: Report

Who cares if giving goes down? Everyone should.
Canadian speedskater Isabelle Weidemann pushes her way into world’s elite

Canadian speedskater Isabelle Weidemann pushes her way into world’s elite

The 23-year-old from Ottawa points to last February’s Winter Olympics as her defining moment of 2018
B.C. braces for more rain, snow and wind storm warnings

B.C. braces for more rain, snow and wind storm warnings

Another storm is on the way, just two weeks after B.C.’s most destructive storm in recent history
Gender pay gap widest at top of the corporate ladder, new report says

Gender pay gap widest at top of the corporate ladder, new report says

The gap at the top means that, on average, men earn about $950,000 more annually than women in similar executive positions