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VANCOUVER - The leaders of British Columbia's two main political parties stayed in their comfort zones Thursday, with Liberal Christy Clark touring oil-and-gas country, while New Democrat Adrian Dix went to Vancouver Island to announce a $372-million

VICTORIA - Matt Toner is outfitting condo-dwelling dogs with campaign signs, touting his candidacy for the NDP in the trendy, ultra-urban Vancouver-False Creek riding.

VICTORIA - British Columbia's election campaign officially starts today with Premier Christy Clark visiting Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon for formal permission to launch a race that in practice, has been going on for months.

VANCOUVER - The BC Liberal Party unveiled an election platform Monday that was touted for as much of what it didn't contain as for what it did, a reflection of the party's efforts to paint itself as the penny-wise alternative to a high-rolling NDP.

VANCOUVER - A beat-up 1970s Toyota Corona sits among bundles of household goods, waiting for the tarried family who will pile their life atop its roof racks and drive to new beginnings.

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VANCOUVER - This time, Camilo made no mistake. The Vancouver midfielder's goal on a penalty-kick in the 84th minute gave the Whitecaps a 1-1 draw with Real Salt Lake in Major League Soccer action Saturday.

VICTORIA - Premier Christy Clark is buying some TV time Sunday to make a scripted, 30-minute pre-election pitch to voters less than 48 hours before the official start of the British Columbia election campaign.

VANCOUVER - Martin Rennie has finally rediscovered his office at sa国际传媒 Place Stadium. Now his team needs to recapture its success on the field.

VANCOUVER - As sa国际传媒's under-17 men's soccer team prepared for a match that will make or break its World Cup aspirations, coach Sean Fleming did his best to ease the pressure on his players.