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B.C.'s highest-paid public employees...

As remuneration in the British Columbia public sector skyrockets, we bring you our annual database of who is making what in B.C.'s public service. Search by name, department or sector for all the information available for 2009.

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Action from the B.C. 4A high school boys basketball tournament at Langley Events Centre this week.

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Editorial: When it comes to book awards, they’re all winners

The British Columbia Book Prizes for 2014 will be awarded May 3 to some of the province’s best writers, illustrators and publishers.

Guest editorial: Ottawa greets new U.S. ambassador

Time to get to work,” Bruce Heyman sent in a Twitter message moments after the U.S. Senate confirmed his appointment as the new ambassador to Canada, and after an eight-month wait, we can’t agree more. Canada-U.S. relations are the most important...

Vaughn Palmer: Alex Macdonald made us think — and laugh

VICTORIA — Toward the end of a long life, Alex Macdonald would sometimes visit the B.C. legislature that he inhabited so memorably for so many years. Those occasions were not to be missed. With an ever-present and unlit cigar in his mouth, Macdonald...

Pete McMartin: Vancouver’s future, the steady and unsteady state

Is there any more inflammatory issue right now in Vancouver than the public’s uneasiness with change? Oakridge, Dunbar, Grandview-Woodland, Marpole, Kitsilano, Norquay, the Downtown Eastside — it encompasses every area of the city.

Daphne Bramham: Canada’s notorious polygamist leader admits under oath to marrying child brides

Ten of fundamentalist Mormon leader Winston Blackmore’s 22 wives were underage when he married them; three were only 15. The former Canadian bishop of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints admitted to it under oath, according...