CBC News Online - British Columbia Digest - 2015-02-09

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Homeless man soaked outside Tim Hortons: 'I'm tired of getting treated that way' Mon, 9 Feb 2015 18:44:28 EST One of the homeless men who had water poured underneath him by a Vancouver Tim Hortons employee, said he's glad people are upset about the incident, but he's not convinced it won't happen again. Read More Two rescued from float plane crash near Galiano Island Mon, 9 Feb 2015 19:02:52 EST Two men suffered no injuries and even managed to climb to the safety of rescue boats when their float plane crashed between islands in British Columbia's Salish Sea. Read More Power returns to northern B.C. after near-record snowfall Mon, 9 Feb 2015 14:27:53 EST The electricity is back on for B.C.'s Haisla First Nation after near-record snowfall in the Kitimat area knocked out power for more than three days. Read More BMW Mini Cooper called 'junk,' as owner left with blown engine Mon, 9 Feb 2015 05:00:00 EST An Ontario woman has decided to Go Public, as she fights to get Mini Canada, owned by BMW, to pay $10,200 to repair her Mini Cooper, after a blown engine that left her car unusable. Read More Vacation rentals changed my life, says actor-filmmaker who was on verge of bankruptcy Mon, 9 Feb 2015 14:27:22 EST Montreal-based Dany Papineau was making a film in Whistler two years ago when "things didn't go as planned," and he prepared to sell his home to pay off debts. But then he found out about Airbnb. Read More More Headlines B.C. government investigating police watchdog after employee complaints Love project pairs artists with anonymous writers B.C. parenting trio welcomes baby boy to their unique family 'I was horrified,' advocate says after 2 homeless men soaked outside Tim Hortons B.C woman shares journey of being adopted as a child and as an adult Controversial Coal Mine proposal worries Port Alberni mayor B.C. climate scientist wins defamation suit against National Post Trying out the trapeze leads to screams and adrenaline rush Clearing of Arbutus rail corridor to resume Tuesday says CP Killer Koi? Infestation threatens trout in popular B.C. lake