On Oct. 1 at around 4 p.m., RCMP received a report that a motorist was assaulted at a service station on the Highway 9 round-about near Agassiz. Continue reading →

A three-week trial began last month and deliberations started Tuesday just before noon. Continue reading →

It has been the wildest, wackiest Vancouver municipal election in recent memory. Here is a cheat sheet to help you get prepared to vote. Continue reading →

Dario Devic has already pleaded guilty to breach of trust but he is expected to be sentenced on the charge of attempting to lure a child under the age of 16. Continue reading →

The Sechelt Indian Government District covers a section of land that has been under the municipal governance of the Sechelt Indian Band since 1987. Continue reading →

Legal cannabis is only one day old, but already there’s a push for B.C. to duplicate its craft beer success in the pot sector. Continue reading →

Was it a scavenger hunt—or sticky fingers? A Langley woman says she was the victim of a brazen mail thief on Wednesday, and she has the surveillance footage to prove it. “I couldn’t believe the way she stole it,” Courtney Thomas told Global News on Thursday. “She skipped along the line, and had a big… Continue reading →

Police said officers were called to the 32000 block of South Fraser Way with reports of shots fired around 6:45 p.m. Continue reading →

The District of Lantzville lies about 24 kilometres south of Parksville on the east coast of Vancouver Island, just north of Nanaimo on Highway 19. Continue reading →

Early indications of an El Nino year and a ‘blob’ of warm water in the Pacific Ocean could mean B.C. is in store for a mild winter this year. Continue reading →

Vancouver saw more than 10,000 additional early ballots cast this year compared to the last civic election, but will it help bump dismal turnout numbers? Continue reading →

Leaf Compassion Club and a second dispensary, the Port Alberni Cannabis Club, were visited by the RCMP on Wednesday, the first day of cannabis legalization in Canada. Continue reading →

After months of anticipation, voters in municipal elections across B.C. will finally head to the polls on Saturday. Continue reading →

Variety Week kicks off on Oct. 22, and organizers are hoping to make a bigger splash online than ever before. Continue reading →

“If you do try to come through with a large group, there will probably be a chainsaw chasing you and breaking you in different directions,” said O’Keefe ranch spokesperson Sherrilee Franks. Continue reading →

With each passing week and each incident of gang-related crime, the issue of public safety seems to dominate the race to replace Surrey First mayor Linda Hepner. Continue reading →

The B.C. government is caving to demands from the B.C. Green Party in order to get support on the province’s new speculation tax. Continue reading →

Some wonder if the V jerseys have enough retro charm to appeal to a new generation. Continue reading →

“Like anything, if you have an incident, split-second timing can make a difference.” Continue reading →

Coquitlam RCMP are now investigating after three BC Hydro poles were cut down and damaged with a chainsaw. Continue reading →

Incumbent mayor Andrew Jakubeit is seeking a second term as Penticton’s leader, but will be facing five challengers. Continue reading →