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Daon Glasgow, fugitive wanted in Vancouver transit officer shooting, arrested in Burnaby
Glasgow was arrested Sunday morning at a home on the corner of Boundary and Rundle by Surrey RCMP with the assistance of several other police units. Continue reading
Federal Liberals tap former B.C. MLA Richard Lee as new candidate in Burnaby South
Richard Lee will face off against federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh after former Liberal candidate Karen Wang left the race over a controversial social media post. Continue reading
Arson probed in loss of Murray United Church, second Merritt-area church to burn down in one day
The church, which was nearly 150 years old, burned down in a matter of minutes, witnesses said. Continue reading
Supporters turn out at court appearance for B.C. couple, friend charged with hog-tying alleged sex predator
Supporters said the parents were right to apprehend the 28-year-old man on their own after police failed to intervene and are calling for tougher penalties for sex predators. Continue reading
Vancouver police release more evidence on anniversary of shooting that killed innocent teen
Fifteen-year-old Alfred Wong was shot in the backseat of his parents’ car as it drove down East Broadway near Ontario Street at the time of the shooting on Jan. 13 of last year. Continue reading
Judge sentences 3 youths convicted in swarming death of Luka Gordic, one to life in prison
Only one of the trio was sentenced as an adult for their role in the attack in Whistler in May 2015. Continue reading
UPDATE: RCMP arrest suspect of double stabbing in Chilliwack
The suspect was located in the Ridge Meadows area after coordinated efforts between RCMP detachments. Continue reading
Celebrities including Ellen Page, Susan Sarandon voice support for northern B.C. anti-pipeline camp
Hollywood has embraced the cause of First Nations protesting the Coastal GasLink pipeline project, calling on the Canadian government to respect Indigenous rights. Continue reading
Convicted child-killer Allan Schoenborn seeks additional freedoms at B.C. Review Board hearing
Crown prosecutors and doctors argue that Schoenborn, who killed his three children in 2008, should not be allowed visits to the community. Continue reading
‘There’s still plenty of work to be done’: Trudeau faces more questions on Indigenous rights, pipelines during B.C. visit
The event came a day after an often-contentious town hall and several protests outside Liberal fundraising events. Continue reading
Police officers rescue seal trapped in plastic on Washington state beach
The rescue in Ocean Shores, Wash., was caught on video by a local resident Continue reading
‘We need to be innovative’: Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum looks ahead to 2019
The mayor of the fast-growing city talks housing, public safety, local policing and, yes, the SkyTrain. Continue reading
One man in custody for assaulting officer after alleged New Year’s brawl in Whistler
Mounties had to use pepper spray to break up the fight between the two groups. Continue reading
Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley on goals for 2019: ‘The biggest challenge is housing’
The man who took down Derek Corrigan reflects on his first few months as a politician and looks ahead to solving affordability issues in the new year. Continue reading
Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart on goals for 2019: ‘I want this city to be an example to others’
As he shuts the door on 2018, Stewart’s focus turns to housing and opioids, which are his top two priorities moving forward. Continue reading