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Man charged in 2018 dog stabbing attack that shocked Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Kyle Michael Arnold is due in court next month for the violent attack that its victims are still recovering from. Continue reading
B.C. man charged with manslaughter in 2017 death of 4-month-old baby in Maple Ridge
Patrick Jayson Clemente, who turns 26 this year, is charged with manslaughter in connection with the sudden death of the four-month-old on June 28, 2017. Continue reading
Suspect charged in 2017 hit-and-run that killed mother of 4 near Hope, B.C.
Anthony Creed Cortez is facing six charges in connection with the crash that killed 35-year-old Danielle Charlton. Continue reading
Transit police won’t cancel Calgary man’s fine for following friend through Compass gates after card failed
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
He paid for a Compass ticket and tapped it twice, and the gates wouldn’t open – so he followed his friend through. Now he faces a $173 ticket. Continue reading
‘When it’s arson, there is no worse crime:’ Farewell service held for Merritt-area church destroyed by fire
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
The Murray United Church stood on Highway 5A in the Nicola Valley for 143 years – until an arsonist struck earlier this year. Continue reading
Salmon Arm church shooting survivor remembers elder gunned down during Sunday service
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
After 10 days in hospital, Salmon Arm church shooting survivor Paul Derkach was well enough to pay tribute to slain elder Gordon Parmenter. Continue reading
B.C. senior denied HandyDART service on 86th birthday
Betty Joe Peters was told the wheels on her new wheelchair weren’t the right size for the HandyDART bus. Continue reading
‘We’re still in a crisis’: No silver bullet solution to B.C.’s opioid epidemic 3 years into public health emergency
The B.C. public health emergency declared by Dr. Perry Kendall on Apr. 14, 2016 over the soaring number of drug overdose deaths, still persists today. Continue reading
‘People are worth it’: City of Vancouver to study controversial ‘poor doors’
So-called ‘poor doors’, or separate entrances for social housing tenants and condo owners or market renters, are the subject of polarizing debate. Continue reading
Burnaby man charged in alleged groping of seven-year-old on SkyTrain
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
During the commute, police say the suspect allegedly made several lewd and vulgar comments towards the seven-year-old. Continue reading
Family of B.C. teen murdered by classmates still fighting for ‘Kimberly’s Law’
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Nine years after a Greater Victoria teen was slain in a dark murder plot executed by her peers, Kimberly Proctor’s family is renewing their push for legislation – that they believe could save others from experiencing similar tragedy. Continue reading
ICBC researching hazard testing that led to 11% reduction in U.K. new driver crash rates
ICBC is looking at computerized hazard perception training and testing that has helped slash crash rates among young drivers overseas. Continue reading
‘I just stomped out SOS’: Alberta hiker saved by B.C. remote satellite camera technology
Hunkered down in the backcountry west of Rocky Mountain House, Adam Nichols eventually spotted an Alberta forestry camera near a trail. He decided to make tracks in the snow – in the hopes technology would transmit his message. Continue reading
B.C. looking to buy first hybrid sensors to detect data for earthquake early warning
“If we want to be able to respond, we need that early warning. We need that one or two minutes.” Continue reading
‘This is not right’: Former B.C. man facing costly fight over SkyTrain ticket
Calgary’s Karl Lusawovana Nunu is still struggling to understand how a SkyTrain ride in B.C. last fall ended with a looming court date. Continue reading