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Jon Woodward on Agent Orange in B.C.
The cancer-causing herbicides dubbed "Agent Orange" were sprayed by the B.C. government during the '60s and '70s, according to documents obtained by CTV News.
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Mi-Jung Lee on fugitive's life in B.C.
CTV News has learned that a fugitive American child molester hiding out in B.C. befriended a group of teenagers by pretending to be younger than he was.
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Mi-Jung Lee on government ad spending
The B.C. government's ad campaign during the teachers' dispute has cost more than $1.7 million, leaving the union to wonder why that money couldn't have gone to the education system instead.
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Mi-Jung Lee on murder of Mexican activist
Human rights activists are calling on a Vancouver-based mining company to pull out of Mexico after the murder of a prominent opponent of the industry last week.
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Mi-Jung Lee on liquor industry's legal battle
The B.C. liquor industry is partly funding the legal appeals of some suspected drunk drivers who are trying to get their licences back, CTV News has learned.
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Mi-Jung Lee on senior's food troubles
Friends of a Vancouver Island senior struggling to keep food in her fridge are raising concerns that the government isn't meeting the basic needs of vulnerable elderly people.
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Mi-Jung Lee on case of mistaken identity
The case against a 63-year-old Vancouver bus driver mistaken for a fugitive computer hacker at the U.S. border has been dismissed.
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Jon Woodward on Vancouver's other serial killers
Vancouver had a third serial killer and police investigating the case of Vancouver's missing women pursued him to his death, an RCMP inspector told the Missing Women Inquiry.
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Jon Woodward on abortion advice in schools
Several public schools in Surrey are suspending sexual education classes offered by a counselling centre affiliated with a religious organization that opposes abortion after a CTV News investigation.
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Jon Woodward on abortion advice
Volunteers at a Surrey Christian charity are warning women about risks of abortion that may be common in back-alley operations but are rare in modern Canadian clinics, a CTV News hidden camera investigation has revealed.
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Mi-Jung Lee on plans for pipeline expansion
As the debate rages over a proposed oil pipeline in northern B.C., energy giant Kinder Morgan is quietly working on plans to double the capacity of its pipeline into Metro Vancouver.
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Mi-Jung Lee talks to accused human trafficker
An alleged human trafficker accused of prostituting four underage girls from a South Vancouver home has been granted bail.
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Mi-Jung Lee on return of drunk drivers' licences
Hundreds of people who lost their licences after failing roadside breathalyzer tests are getting their permits back after a judge tossed out part of the B.C.'s tough law against drinking and driving.
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Jon Woodward on probe into employment fee
The local operations of a multinational insurance agency are being investigated by the B.C. Employment Standards Branch after a CTV News hidden-camera investigation.
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Jon Woodward on paying to work
The Surrey outpost of an international insurance sales company is offering what sounds like the perfect job - but if you want it, you may have to pay.
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Jon Woodward on key mistakes in Pickton case
Mounties called Vancouver's missing women "the elephant in the room" because they knew they should pursue Robert Pickton as a suspect - but many actions weren't followed up, according to a report obtained by CTV.
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Mi-Jung Lee with more on metal theft
After a CTV News investigation revealed Surrey scrap dealers breaking rules meant to stem metal theft, some in the industry are skeptical that proposed province-wide laws would do much more to deter criminals.
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Mi-Jung Lee with metal theft investigation
The B.C. government hopes new regulations for scrap dealers will curb rampant metal theft, but an undercover CTV investigation revealed that dealers in cities with similar laws don't always follow the rules.
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Mi-Jung Lee on surprise tax bills
Hundreds of British Columbians have been saddled with surprise tax bills after taking out what they thought were loans against their RRSPs from a Surrey-based company.
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Mi-Jung Lee on alleged Ponzi scheme
B.C. Mounties are investigating complaints from several clients who claim that hundreds of thousands of dollars they invested in a Burnaby firm have simply disappeared.
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Jon Woodward on fitness probe
B.C.'s consumer watchdog is now probing a fitness club whose employees were recorded by a hidden camera making dubious claims about their credentials while trying to sell personal training contracts.
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Mi-Jung Lee on regulating kinesiologists
Kinesiologists want the B.C. government to give them the same protections as other health providers to stop others from pretending to have their skills and qualifications.
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Jon Woodward on pumped-up gym credentials
A world-famous gym is disciplining staff after a CTV News hidden camera investigation revealed staff members claiming to have university degrees in kinesiology as part of sales pitches for gym memberships and personal training.
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