The discussion comes in the wake of a series of Global News investigations that laid bare how local and international criminal groups are making a killing from the fentanyl trade. Continue reading
The British Columbia government is promising an overhaul of the support that children with complex needs receive after a devastating report by the province’s advocate for children and youth. Continue reading
Alberta Finance Minister Joe Ceci said the federal equalization program needs fixing because the way it is not doesn’t work for Albertans. Continue reading
Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson laid out the new approach to the sector on Tuesday, including creating a single comprehensive set of regulations to clarify how aquaculture is run in Canada. Continue reading
Police say the man, 51, was guiding the group in the Queest Mt. Forest Service Road area when his snowmobile rolled into a creekbed, pinning him. Continue reading
Save gift wrap, bows and ribbons — you really don’t need to buy something new every year. Continue reading
Most British Columbia residents will pay more for natural gas after an Enbridge pipeline exploded in October near Prince George. Continue reading
A Mississippi farmer has a big beef with recent reports claiming the world’s tallest steer is Australian and claims he can double the meat. Continue reading
For several reasons, Democrats have been extremely cautious about the “I″ word. Continue reading
The bail hearing for the Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou entered its second day on Monday after a number of developments in the case over the weekend. Continue reading
Monika Traikov’s last Uber ride ended in tragedy earlier this year in Toronto. “I was knocked out I think for less than a minute but I came to and yeah, Nicholas (Cameron) never woke up after that,” Traikov recalled. Continue reading
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr wants to be granted a Canadian passport to travel to Saudi Arabia and permission to speak to his controversial sister. Continue reading
The Canadian Union of Public Employees has called off a job action by Flair Airlines flight attendants that was set to begin at midnight Monday. Continue reading
A vehicle lost control and rolled over at around 9:15 pm Sunday night, taking out a light standard and smashing into a hydro pole before coming to rest on its side at Canada Way & Sperling Avenue in Burnaby. A wire was down on the vehicle, so firefighters had to wait for BC Hydro to… Continue reading
National security “comes first” in deciding whether to allow Huawei Technologies to take part in developing Canada’s 5G network, Infrastructure Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne says. Continue reading
A tweet posted by Cst. Cody Lapierre of the Vic PD Traffic Unit stated that “one impaired tried to give his hamburger to our member instead of (his) drivers licence. He was so impaired he could not provide a sample.” Continue reading
Aurora Cannabis says Farmacias plans to use imported THC and CBD concentrates to produce various cannabis oil products for the medical market. Continue reading
The father of Tori Stafford, who was murdered by Michael Rafferty and Terri-Lynne McClintic in 2009, says Rafferty has been moved out of maximum-security prison. Continue reading
Prime Minister Theresa May abruptly postponed a parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal on Monday, throwing Britain’s plan to leave the European Union into chaos after admitting that she faced a rout. Continue reading
Meng Wanzhou’s bail hearing in Vancouver is set to resume on Monday. Continue reading
The discussion comes in the wake of a series of Global News investigations that laid bare how local and international criminal groups are making a killing from the fentanyl trade. Continue reading
The British Columbia government is promising an overhaul of the support that children with complex needs receive after a devastating report by the province’s advocate for children and youth. Continue reading
Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson laid out the new approach to the sector on Tuesday, including creating a single comprehensive set of regulations to clarify how aquaculture is run in Canada. Continue reading
Police say the man, 51, was guiding the group in the Queest Mt. Forest Service Road area when his snowmobile rolled into a creekbed, pinning him. Continue reading
Most British Columbia residents will pay more for natural gas after an Enbridge pipeline exploded in October near Prince George. Continue reading
A Mississippi farmer has a big beef with recent reports claiming the world’s tallest steer is Australian and claims he can double the meat. Continue reading
The bail hearing for the Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou entered its second day on Monday after a number of developments in the case over the weekend. Continue reading
Monika Traikov’s last Uber ride ended in tragedy earlier this year in Toronto. “I was knocked out I think for less than a minute but I came to and yeah, Nicholas (Cameron) never woke up after that,” Traikov recalled. Continue reading
The Canadian Union of Public Employees has called off a job action by Flair Airlines flight attendants that was set to begin at midnight Monday. Continue reading
A vehicle lost control and rolled over at around 9:15 pm Sunday night, taking out a light standard and smashing into a hydro pole before coming to rest on its side at Canada Way & Sperling Avenue in Burnaby. A wire was down on the vehicle, so firefighters had to wait for BC Hydro to… Continue reading
A tweet posted by Cst. Cody Lapierre of the Vic PD Traffic Unit stated that “one impaired tried to give his hamburger to our member instead of (his) drivers licence. He was so impaired he could not provide a sample.” Continue reading
The agenda for this week’s Mayors’ Council On Regional Transportation meeting shows new plans for the Surrey-Langley skytrain. Continue reading
Meng Wanzhou’s bail hearing in Vancouver is set to resume on Monday. Continue reading
This is the third year for the Young Entrepreneurs Pocket Money Market, limited to Kelowna vendors between the ages of five and 15. Continue reading
Bo Horvat and Nikolay Goldobin also scored for the Canucks, who won consecutive games for the first time since early November. Continue reading
The 28th Avenue property is one of two owned by Wanzhou’s husband in Vancouver. Continue reading
Environment Canada is predicting flurries starting Sunday afternoon on the Coquihalla Highway. Continue reading
11-year-old Isabel Schmitt has been drawing for as long as she can remember. On Fri. Dec. 7, her keen eye for detail paid off. Continue reading
Would-be microcultivation applicants are discovering a major hurdle in their way: obtaining municipal approval and zoning, a key requirement of the licences. Continue reading
The organization said it had “mutually parted ways” with Crickard but did not give a reason for his departure. Continue reading
The delegation led by B.C. Forestry Minister Doug Donaldson will no longer be stopping in China, and will instead end its trip after a visit to Japan. Continue reading
A unique little cigar, filled with minced lamb and wrapped in an unusual pastry called Brik. Continue reading
Interior Health said on its drinking water website that boiling the water will not make it safe. Continue reading
Business owners fear the plan will hurt their bottom line, while supporters say it will help with staffing and actually reduce congestion. Continue reading
Eviction notices sent by registered mail; state move-out date is December 12th. Continue reading
