BC to phase out photo radar amid debate on safety
British Columbia plans to end photo radar within 90 days of the new Liberal government. Premier-elect Gordon Campbell calls it a cash grab and says it did not meaningfully reduce traffic deaths. Provinces vary in stance on photo radar and safety impact.
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Paramedics Plan Edmonton Strike Over Wages
Paramedic Ken Dack leads protests at the CUPE office in Edmonton as a strike planned for today enters a standoff. Paramedics demand 21 percent over three years while the city offers 10.2 percent in the same period.
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Banff Upper Hot Springs Runs Dry For Fourth Winter
Tourists in Banff complain as the Upper Hot Springs fail to yield mineral water for the fourth straight winter. Bathers report soaking in tap water and seek refunds, while officials and geologists study a drought that has only rare historical precedent. About 350,000 annual visitors feel the impact as scientists weigh recovery prospects.
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