Amy Judd

Online Supervisor BC

Author Archives

• B.C. soldier’s remains return home after deadly fire at CFB Wainwright

  Dozens lined the streets to pay their respects to the 23-year-old Aidan Goulding, who served with the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Edmonton.

  Fire

  2 hours
• Mother and daughter believed to be killed in grizzly bear attack in Bella Coola

  A family member started the fundraiser and said Jenny Balcarras recently moved to Bella Coola to start a new career and begin a new chapter in her life.

  Environment

  4 hours
• Advertisement
• Ladner Truck overpass strike snarls traffic along Highway 99

  The Ladner Trunk overpass on Highway 99 was hit by a tractor-trailer on Wednesday morning and traffic in the area is now heavily backed up.

  Traffic

  5 hours
• Advertisement
• Fire under Gilmore SkyTrain Station affects commuters on Wednesday

  TransLink said service on the Millennium Line was affected in both directions between Holdom Station and Rupert Station and a bus bridge was set up at a detour.

  Fire

  7 hours
• 20 hurt in northern B.C. bus crash, Code Orange issued at hospitals

  Police received a call at 9:10 a.m. about a single-vehicle collision on Highway 39 about four kilometres south of Mackenzie, BC Highway Patrol said in a statement.

  Traffic

  8 hours
• BC Conservatives could have a fall legislative session as party eager to get to work

  All 93 writs will be returned by Nov. 18, marking the end of the election, with MLAs sworn in the next day and Lorne Doerkson and his ministers to be sworn in on Nov. 20.

  Politics

  Nov 3
• 1 dead, 1 missing in suspected grizzly bear attack on B.C.’s central coast

  The Ministry of Environment said that one person was found dead in the Snooka West Trail area on Monday afternoon after RCMP and Search and Rescue crews were called out.

  Environment

  Nov 3
• Lapu Lapu attack suspect pleads not guilty to all 42 charges

  The BC Prosecution Service said that Kai Ji Adam Lo pleaded not guilty to 11 counts of second-degree murder and 31 counts of attempted murder during a court appearance on Monday.

  Crime

  Nov 3
• Advertisement
• Where is Jennifer? After almost 2 years, rural B.C. mom of three still missing

  Jennifer Provencal, 51, was last seen on Feb. 5, 2025, by her husband, Tom Boulding, who said they had an argument at their rural B.C. home.

  Canada

  Nov 2
• Advertisement
• Pair charged after missing 11-year-old B.C. boy’s remains found

  The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says that on Sept. 26, 2025, Burnaby RCMP received a request to check on the wellbeing of Kai Pavlovic.

  Crime

  Nov 2
• Favourite Family Recipe: Cathy’s Hungarian meatloaf

  Trail Appliances Favourite Family Recipe finalist Cathy Walker shows Joe chef Wayne Sych how to make a version of meatloaf that reflects the flavours of her Hungarian heritage.

  Lifestyle

  Nov 2
• The impacts of ditching the time change as Monday brings some confusion, chaos

  Canadians woke up Sunday to a new time zone map after B.C., Alberta, Manitoba, northwestern Ontario and the Northwest Territories opted to stay on daylight time year-round.

  Canada

  Nov 2
• B.C.’s non-time change could impact technology and travel

  Not getting an extra hour of sleep might not be the only thing that is missing this weekend as the province transitions to permanent Pacific daylight time.

  Tech

  Oct 30
• New government will examine BC Ferries shipbuilding, Doerkson says

  "I don't know what the deal looks like, I mean we would obviously have an interest in seeing that," Lorne Doerkson said of the BC Ferries deal made last year.

  Politics

  Oct 30
• Advertisement
• New trial ordered for man in deadly Vancouver crash that killed toddler

  The Supreme Court of Canada has ordered a new trial for the man behind the wheel in a crash that killed a toddler and badly injured her father.

  Crime

  Oct 30
• Advertisement
• Loss of Canadian shoppers a $64M hit to Washington State: report

  Canadian shopping visits have dropped 71 per cent compared to 2019 — largely driven by the strained political and economic climate between the two countries and a weak Loonie.

  Consumer

  Oct 29
• Vancouver man found guilty of first-degree murder for a 2nd time

  In January 2019, 69-year-old Zenen Cepeda Silva was gunned down while he was sitting on a porch in Vancouver with his wife.

  Crime

  Oct 29
• Man sentenced to 16 years, 8 months for horrifying Surrey bus attack

  On April 1, 2023, security video obtained by Global News showed Abdul Kawam walking onto the bus, followed a few seconds later by his victim.

  Crime

  Oct 29
• Maya Gebala released from hospital 262 days after Tumbler Ridge shooting

  "262 days since we were told, “We did everything we could, but we don’t think she’s going to make it through the night'," David Gebala wrote on Thursday.

  Canada

  Oct 29
• Jennifer Whiteside chosen as new interim BC NDP leader after David Eby resigned

  Jennifer Whiteside was first elected as the MLA for New Westminster in October 2024 and was re-elected in 2024 and 2026.

  Politics

  Oct 29
• Advertisement
• ‘Indestructible’ Downtown Eastside toilet suddenly out of service

  Questions surround the sudden closure of a public washroom in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, less than five months after the facility opened.

  Economy

  Oct 28
• Advertisement
• As B.C. scraps time change, experts have a warning about the risks

  Vancouver Coastal Health has released a warning that the morning commute will be darker than usual and could discourage walking or biking to school or work.

  Health

  Oct 28
• Lorne Doerkson says Conservatives committed to all campaign promises

  One priority is digging into the province's books and getting a sense of the deficit, with Doerkson already announcing he wants to appoint an independent financial review panel.

  Politics

  Oct 28
• Humpback whale ‘Notcho’ dies after being hit by BC Ferries vessel

  Caitlin Birdsall said that on Monday, staff on BC Ferries did see a deceased whale in the water and it was recovered by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

  Environment

  Oct 28
• B.C. and federal government are ‘aligned’ on priorities, Doerkson says

  Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson shared photos on social media following his call with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday.

  Politics

  Oct 28