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Monday Jan. 31, 2011 4:29 PM PT
Should sled dog operations be banned?
A prominent animal rights group called for a ban on sled dog tours Monday following the news that 100 healthy sled dogs were killed in a horrific mass slaughter by a Whistler, B.C. tour company.
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Watch: Norma Reid on calls to end sled dog operations
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Autopsy confirms murder of Tyeshia Jones
The RCMP say an autopsy has confirmed homicide in the death of an 18-year-old woman whose body was found in Duncan last Friday a week after she disappeared.
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Skiers rescued after night in B.C. backcountry
Two Vancouver Island men are recovering from a night in the backcountry near Kicking Horse Mountain Resort in eastern B.C. after skiing out of bounds on Sunday. More
First Canadians leave Egypt after airport 'fee'
Hundreds of Canadians were among those scrambling to flee Cairo's escalating danger Monday as the populist anger that's tearing apart Egypt edged closer to a dramatic crescendo.
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Sled dog tour operator appalled by mass cull
A dog sled tour operator is appalled at word that 100 healthy sled dogs were slaughtered at a Whistler, B.C., outfit when demand for dog tours dried up after the Olympics.
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Worker went 'numb' in gruesome cull of 100 sled dogs
Police and the B.C. SPCA are investigating "horrific" reports that the general manager for a Whistler tour company slaughtered at least 100 healthy sled dogs last year, dumping their bodies into a mass grave.
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'Horrific' dog slaughter in B.C.
The B.C. SPCA is investigating reports that Outdoor Adventures Whistler slaughtered at least 100 sled dogs and dumped their bodies in a mass grave.
Olsen On Your Side
Know your rights against a debt collector
Concerns about debt collectors the number one complaint received by Consumer Protection BC. Chris Olsen shows you what your rights are.
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