Now that the motion has passed, city staff will come up with new ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and set new climate change targets. Continue reading →

Police said a vehicle involved in routine traffic stop sped off, then collided with another car. Continue reading →

A warrant has been issued for Ivan Glen Winchester. Continue reading →

Police said a vehicle involved in routine traffic stop sped off, then collided with another car. Continue reading →

Listeria contamination may cause symptoms such as vomiting, nausea, fever, muscle aches, severe headaches and neck stiffness. Continue reading →

Opponents had argued that the facility would act as a magnet for drugs and crime, and was ill suited for a location adjacent to three schools.  Continue reading →

Delta resident Benny Ibanez allegedly stabbed another man in an altercation on Monday. Continue reading →

“You get to lay your pipeline,” said Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart. “Just don’t make us subsidize [it] with tax dollars.” Continue reading →

Kenneth Laforge was released on 23 conditions, including requirements that he not go to the 7-Eleven in Salmon Arm or possess drugs or alcohol. Continue reading →

Pedestrians and other motorists rushed to help, and the driver was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Continue reading →

Canada’s competition watchdog is warning that British Columbia’s liquor laws are out dated, anti-competitive and should be changed. Continue reading →

“We’re committed to rebuilding a strong and healthy coastal forest sector for British Columbians,” said Premier Horgan. Continue reading →

Casings were found Jan. 11 when classes resumed following winter break. Continue reading →

“Recently I have been labelled as a racist, which really, really makes me hurt,” Wang, still wearing a Liberal Party pin, told reporters. “I am not a racist.” Continue reading →

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019. Continue reading →

Anyone who recorded dash cam video in the area is asked to contact Surrey RCMP. Continue reading →

Following a successful pilot project in Vancouver, an overdose prevention program is now rolling out province-wide. Continue reading →

Attorney General David Eby is looking at the idea of capping or restricting the costs of using expert reports in ICBC cases. Continue reading →

The Bunny Bear Company made child seats in 1933, however the devices were mainly intended to stop kids from moving around the car. Continue reading →

A jury has found Garry Handlen guilty of first-degree murder in the killing of 12-year-old Monica Jack over 40 years ago. Continue reading →

A day after stepping down as the Liberal candidate in Burnaby South, Karen Wang says she wants the party to bring her back into the fold. Continue reading →

“We talk so much about what does it take to be successful in kindergarten through grade 12, but I think we should be talking equally about that transition when you finish school for the next four, five, six, seven years,” Tinney said. Continue reading →