TransLink to reach a ridership of over 400 million by year’s end
Enbridge backtracks on decision to seize assets from environmental group
Surrey RCMP investigating second Cloverdale groping in as many weeks
Family, friends of Luka Gordic share their stories during first day of sentencing for accused
British Columbians want choice and competition in auto insurance: poll
WATCH: B.C. Transit Police verbally abused after pulling over driver for speeding
Calgary homicide suspect vehicle located in B.C., man found deceased inside
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
Homicide detectives have been investigating the discovery of a man found dead in a Calgary home late Sunday afternoon. Continue reading
Kelowna woman missing since Oct. 8
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Tara Frederick failed to collect her belongings from a residence earlier this month and was last seen walking on Hein Rd., according to police. Continue reading
Alberta wildfires 2017: Current location of wildfires around the province
There are currently six wildfires of note in Alberta. Continue reading
Revelstoke standoff could be over, RCMP silent
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
A nearly four hour police standoff in downtown Revelstoke looks to be over, but RCMP have yet to release information on the incident. Continue reading
Vancouver city council gives green light to ‘locals-first’ pre-sale housing policy
The motion passed 7-2, with the NPA’s George Affleck and Melissa De Genova voting against. Continue reading
Raccoon clings to road sign as wildfire flares up in Cypress County, Alta.
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
Tanner Betcker spotted the raccoon Tuesday night, seemingly trying to escape the smoke and flames. Continue reading
TransLink proposes electric-powered gondola for Simon Fraser University
By Kyle Benning Reporter
TransLink is trying to find a cleaner way to transport people to Simon Fraser University. Continue reading
Vancouver’s Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day seeks to educate woman about their options post-mastectomy
The event, being held in Vancouver on Wednesday, is a chance for women to learn about surgical options they may not have access to, depending on where they live. Continue reading
Donald Trump tells soldier’s widow ‘he knew what he signed up for’
U.S. President Donald Trump told the widow of an American soldier that “he knew what he signed up for,” when he died in action, according to reports. Continue reading
Marijuana storefronts booming in Vernon, despite lack of licencing
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
The city has been taking a hands off approach. It’s no longer issuing marijuana shops business licenses but it’s also not moving to shut them down. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: When they’re laughing at you, minister, they’re not voting for you
Finance Minister Bill Morneau might have less trouble selling his tax plans if he wasn’t so out of touch, writes Charles Adler. Continue reading
Michigan judge rescinds order awarding convicted rapist child custody
A Michigan judge on Tuesday rescinded his order that gave a convicted sex offender joint legal custody of a child born to a woman who said the man raped her when she was 12. Continue reading
Once gone to the dogs, Osoyoos park to be returned to baseball players
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Reporter
The Town of Osoyoos approved a plan on Monday to return a popular off-leash dog park to baseball players, while also throwing a bone to dog owners. Continue reading
Crackdown on Clayton Heights illegal suites on hold — for now
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Council has pressed pause on the eviction of 175 suites while staff produce a more detailed report. Continue reading
Venezuelan president lashes out at Canada, Donald Trump over post-election scepticism
“There goes the stupid government of Canada saying that they don’t recognize the elections,” Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said. Continue reading
$6M lotto legal battle: Ontario man moves out without telling girlfriend they won 6/49 jackpot
A $6.1 million lottery ticket is in legal limbo after an Ontario couple split. Here is how you can protect yourself if you’re in a similar situation. Continue reading
Alberta wildfires 2017: Current location of wildfires around the province
There are currently six wildfires of note in Alberta. Continue reading
British Columbians want choice and competition in auto insurance: poll
According to a new poll released by the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC), British Columbians want competition and choice when it comes to auto insurance. Continue reading
Raccoon clings to road sign as wildfire flares up in Cypress County, Alta.
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
Tanner Betcker spotted the raccoon Tuesday night, seemingly trying to escape the smoke and flames. Continue reading
Donald Trump tells soldier’s widow ‘he knew what he signed up for’
U.S. President Donald Trump told the widow of an American soldier that “he knew what he signed up for,” when he died in action, according to reports. Continue reading
Calgary homicide suspect vehicle located in B.C., man found deceased inside
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
Homicide detectives have been investigating the discovery of a man found dead in a Calgary home late Sunday afternoon. Continue reading
Kelowna woman missing since Oct. 8
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Tara Frederick failed to collect her belongings from a residence earlier this month and was last seen walking on Hein Rd., according to police. Continue reading
TransLink to reach a ridership of over 400 million by year’s end
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
So far this year there have been 306 million boardings across Metro Vancouver. Continue reading
Enbridge backtracks on decision to seize assets from environmental group
By Estefania Duran Digital Reporter/Content Coordinator
The documents authorized the sheriffs to take and sell all of their assets to recover money owed to the pipeline giant. Continue reading
Family, friends of Luka Gordic share their stories during first day of sentencing for accused
The Crown has asked for nine to 11 years of jail time for Arvin Golic, who was found guilty of manslaughter in the 2015 death. Continue reading
Revelstoke standoff could be over, RCMP silent
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
A nearly four hour police standoff in downtown Revelstoke looks to be over, but RCMP have yet to release information on the incident. Continue reading
3 dead after ammonia leak at Fernie Memorial Arena in B.C.
The site has been contained, but crews are still unable to safely enter the arena. Continue reading
Vancouver city council gives green light to ‘locals-first’ pre-sale housing policy
The motion passed 7-2, with the NPA’s George Affleck and Melissa De Genova voting against. Continue reading
TransLink proposes electric-powered gondola for Simon Fraser University
By Kyle Benning Reporter
TransLink is trying to find a cleaner way to transport people to Simon Fraser University. Continue reading
Vancouver’s Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day seeks to educate woman about their options post-mastectomy
The event, being held in Vancouver on Wednesday, is a chance for women to learn about surgical options they may not have access to, depending on where they live. Continue reading
Marijuana storefronts booming in Vernon, despite lack of licencing
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
The city has been taking a hands off approach. It’s no longer issuing marijuana shops business licenses but it’s also not moving to shut them down. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: When they’re laughing at you, minister, they’re not voting for you
Finance Minister Bill Morneau might have less trouble selling his tax plans if he wasn’t so out of touch, writes Charles Adler. Continue reading
Once gone to the dogs, Osoyoos park to be returned to baseball players
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Reporter
The Town of Osoyoos approved a plan on Monday to return a popular off-leash dog park to baseball players, while also throwing a bone to dog owners. Continue reading
Surrey RCMP investigating second Cloverdale groping in as many weeks
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Mounties are investigating after 15-year-old girl was groped just blocks from where an 11-year-old was assaulted last week. Continue reading
Crackdown on Clayton Heights illegal suites on hold — for now
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Council has pressed pause on the eviction of 175 suites while staff produce a more detailed report. Continue reading
British Columbians want choice and competition in auto insurance: poll
According to a new poll released by the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC), British Columbians want competition and choice when it comes to auto insurance. Continue reading
Vancouver city council to vote on ‘locals first’ condo pre-sale policy
The initiative would give local buyers first crack at new developments in the city. Continue reading
Recipe: Truffle spaghetti and signature meatballs
Make this delicious dish at home. Continue reading
Two-vehicle accident injures five, stalls traffic in Surrey
One vehicle rolled over onto its roof, while the other went up in flames. Continue reading
Windstorm causes tree to crush former Surrey MLA’s son’s car
By Janet Brown Senior Reporter
A mature cedar tree fell onto former Surrey MLA Peter Fassbender’s son’s car outside their Langley home, narrowly missing a mother and her daughter. Continue reading
B.C. NDP defends decision to delay ride-hailing services
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“It is not running smoothly everywhere. We want to make sure in B.C. we get a system that works for B.C.” Continue reading
‘So much love’: Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson gives shout-out to Surrey mayor
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“Mayor Linda Hepner, I just want to say thank you so much for the love, thank you for creating that sign, you and your staff, thank you so much.” Continue reading
WATCH: B.C. Transit Police verbally abused after pulling over driver for speeding
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Transit Police pulled over a young man recently for speeding and that’s where the recording starts. Continue reading
New twist to the case of the Surrey pastor charged with sex assault
By Jeremy Lye Senior Reporter
A new twist to the case of the Surrey pastor charged with sexual assault. Continue reading
Leadership Series: Leading the fight from the front lines against the overdose crisis
By Sara Hyde Producer
Ultimately, as result of the opioid crisis, many people have stepped-up, people from the DTES who care about their community. Continue reading
