| Lost emails nullify immigration ruling A Federal Court decision involving transmitting important decisions by email could have wide-reaching implications for government, says a Vancouver lawyer. cbc.ca |
Swiss bank accounts will be probed: Harper Prime Minister Stephen Harper vowed Thursday that the government would pursue with "the full extent of the law" Canadians who are using secret Swiss bank accounts to avoid paying taxes. cbc.ca |
Cahoon sets CFL receiving mark in Als win Slotback Ben Cahoon of the Montreal Alouettes became the CFL's all-time reception leader Monday when he caught No. 1,007, passing Terry Vaughn in a 46-19 blowout victory over Calgary. cbc.ca |
Burnaby warehouse fire blocks Byrne Road Firefighters are battling a two-alarm warehouse fire in South Burnaby near the intersection of Byrne Road and Marine Way, according to reports. cbc.ca |
Pocklington gets house arrest for perjury Peter Pocklington, the former owner of the NHL's Edmonton Oilers, was spared jail time as he was sentenced in a California court for making false statements and oaths in his bankruptcy case. cbc.ca |