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Marie Reyes didn't tell her girls that deception was necessary and they would cease to exist. Instead, as the jeepney taxi rolled out of the Philippine village of Pangolingan West, she promised that one day, not too far in the future, they'd be together again–mother and three young daughters–in Vancouver. The girls nodded, trying to be brave.

Why's a Haida carver doing a burial totem for a controversial British artist? Because Damien Hirst asked him to

The UBC golf course lands a deal, hailed as a new chapter in First Nation relations, is actually a template for future bitterness

In handling Wal-Mart, City Hall might profitably look to Chicago