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Daniel Sedin scored in overtime Tuesday as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 in a battle of clubs contending for top spot in the Western Conference. Elsewhere, the Edmonton Oilers beat the Colorado Avalanche 3-2 as the Flames were not so lucky at home, falling 3-1 to the Red Wings.

New Westminster, B.C., police will investigate an incident in which 16-year-old B.C. boy was allegedly mauled by a police dog during an arrest.

Vancouver's high-profile planning director Brent Toderian has been fired, officials at city hall have confirmed.

Dogs in Vancouver still cannot remain unattended for any length of time after an attempt to alter a city bylaw failed at city council Tuesday.

Twin toddlers — a boy and a girl aged 22 months — have been killed in a house fire in the northern B.C. community of Mackenzie, according to RCMP.

The BC Safety Authority says a fire last year at a Burns Lake, B.C., sawmill is not likely linked to the fatal fire that destroyed the mill earlier this month.

Vancouver police are appealing to the public to help identify suspected Stanley Cup rioters in 251 new pictures posted on an improved website.

A Vancouver police officer broke into tears Tuesday while tesifying at the inquiry into the Robert Pickton investigation.

The RCMP in B.C. is coming under fire again for the use of Tasers and restraints in the death of a Prince George man, and for the internal investigation conducted after his death.

A B.C. MLA took on the challenge of trying to live for one month on the same stipend given to B.C. welfare recipients, and is very glad the ordeal is over — for him.

A body has been found by a rural roadside in Pitt Meadows near the border with Maple Ridge, police say.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has overturned the driving suspension handed to a B.C. man following an alleged street race involving 13 luxury cars last summer.

The B.C. Coroner's Service says the death of a 16-year-old Langley, B.C., boy earlier this month was ecstasy-related.

The father of a Maple Ridge gas station attendant dragged to death in 2005 is outraged the man responsible for his son's death is being released in May.

In most cases we agree with and take into account rulings by the CBC Ombudsman. The recent ruling on one of our reporters at the B.C. Legislature, however, is an exception where we will have to agree to disagree, Editor in Chief Jennifer McGuire states.