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Since passenger rail service ended on the E&N line in 2011, the Island Corridor Foundation has insisted it could be restored with $20.9 million in repairs. Now the foundation has new numbers.

A team of experts in the U.S. has issued new guidelines for treating high blood pressure. The recommendations are controversial.

The Capital Regional District is stepping in where even the brave fear to tread.

First Call has compiled a list of 21 recommendations for the provincial and federal governments to combat child poverty.