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B.C. First Nation chiefs opposing Coastal GasLink pipeline renew request for Horgan meeting
The Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs refused to meet with Indigenous Relations Minister Scott Fraser last week, saying it didn’t count as a true nation-to-nation meeting. Continue reading
‘I just want a hug from him’: B.C. mother searches for son 2 years after disappearance
Colten Fleury was 16 when he was reported missing on May 4, 2018, in Prince George, with RCMP scouring northern B.C. for weeks without success. Continue reading
Thousands turn out for Vancouver Lunar New Year parade despite coronavirus concerns
The parade, which was celebrating its 47th year in Vancouver, nearly didn’t happen as the coronavirus continues to spread and the death toll in China rises. Continue reading
Video captures man jumping onto moving car in Maple Ridge, RCMP investigating
The man can be seen trying to open the passenger door while the vehicle moves side to side in an apparent effort to throw the man off. Continue reading
Highway to Tofino, Ucluelet opened to alternating traffic after bridge installed
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Crews worked Saturday on placement of a portable 20-metre, single-lane bridge at the site of a “major road failure” Thursday. Continue reading
A Maple Ridge home features a giant skateboard bowl in the back. The home is now for sale
The professional concrete skateboard bowl has been used for decades by everyone from local teens to legends of the sport. Continue reading
Discovery of dead puppies dumped at Richmond hotel prompts animal control investigation
Investigators said it’s not clear yet how the puppies died, or if someone intentionally killed them. Continue reading
Risk remains low for B.C. despite presumptive coronavirus case in Toronto: health officials
“We are closely watching the situation in Canada and globally,” said a joint statement from Health Minister Adrian Dix and Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry. Continue reading
Lunar New Year events cancelled in B.C. over concerns of Wuhan coronavirus spread
Events at Semiahmoo Mall in South Surrey and the Christian Life Assembly church in Langley were cancelled over concerns of the coronavirus. Continue reading
Port Moody council approves crosswalk at intersection where boy was struck by car
In an emergency memo to council Tuesday, Mayor Rob Vagramov made clear there are other areas beyond Clarke and Elgin that are in desperate need of a crosswalk. Continue reading
‘There’s no hope to get out’: B.C. woman’s daughter trapped in Wuhan due to coronavirus
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
While her daughter is healthy so far, Lily Liu is growing increasingly anxious as she watches the virus spread and claim more people. Continue reading
Minor earthquake in B.C.’s Fraser Valley ‘lightly’ felt throughout the region
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The quake happened less than 24 hours after a 4.5-magnitude quake struck off the southwestern coast of Vancouver Island. Continue reading
Amid coronavirus outbreak, Wuhan-born woman raising funds to send medical supplies home
The Prince George, B.C., woman says she’s raised $1,000 so far to send supplies to the Chinese city at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak. Continue reading
‘We respectfully decline’: Uber, Lyft respond to Surrey’s efforts to halt ride-hailing
Uber says it will not follow Surrey’s request to cease operations in the city, setting up a potentially nasty fight over the future of ride-hailing. Continue reading
Man sentenced to 5 years in prison for attempted shooting of New West police officer
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Steven Gordon Vollrath pointed a handgun at a police officer in May 2015 and pulled the trigger, but the gun did not fire. Continue reading