VANCOUVER — Lululemon Athletica Inc. has named former J. Crew executive Stuart Haselden as the company's new chief financial officer.
Haselden, who is expected to start at the athletic clothing retailer on Feb. 2 , replaces John Currie, who is retiring from the company.
Currie joined Lululemon in 2007 and helped take the company public.
Most recently, Haselden was the chief financial officer at J. Crew and also served as its principal accounting officer.
OTTAWA — A man facing multiple charges for tying up and robbing a Second World War veteran in Ottawa has been remanded in custody for 30 days for a psychiatric assessment.
OTTAWA — "We are phasing out the use of traditional dirty coal. It's going to go to zero in the next 15 years or so. It's not high now and it's continuing to phase out. This is the biggest, single greenhouse emitting, greenhouse gas emitting source in the world, this coal fired electricity. So if others would just follow our lead, we'd have this problem solved."
EDMONTON — A judge says the federal government should have consulted with an Alberta First Nation before making significant changes to environmental laws.
Vancouver police say an investigation is underway into the in-custody death of a 58-year-old woman. Officers responded to a 911 call early Dec. 15 and arrested the woman, transporting her to jail in a police wagon.
SURREY, B.C. — An auto-crime crackdown by Mounties in Surrey, B.C., has led to the arrest of 13 offenders.
VERNON, B.C. — A former butcher-shop owner in Vernon, B.C., has been sentenced to four years in prison for sexually touching a person under the age of 16.