Coroner’s inquest set for death of man in Tim Horton’s
Dates have been set for a coroner’s inquest into the death of a man in police custody inside a Tim Horton’s in 2020. Vancouver police were called to the Tim Horton’s on Main Street and Terminal Avenue just after 6...
Golden Ears Park reopens following extensive storm damage
Outdoor enthusiasts will soon be able to reserve campsites at Golden Ears Park in Maple Ridge after climate impacts left the majority of the park closed for the winter. A press release from the Ministry of Environment says storm repairs...
Lost wallet returned with not a dime missing
A select few will understand the stress and anxiety that comes with losing a wallet. It often incites fear of a stolen identity, a loss of funds, or simply just the annoyance of cancelling all your credit cards. Abbotsford Police...
At least 2 injured following three-alarm fire at residential building in city’s west end
Two people have been injured and three others were assessed at the scene following a three alarm fire that broke out in a residential building at the 1100 block of Nelson St. in the city’s west end. Firefighters arrived on...
Remains found 17 years ago in Washington determined to be missing Mission teen
The Mission RCMP and the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office in Washington say remains that washed ashore in 2008 have now been determined to be that of a Mission teen who went missing 18 years ago. In April 2007, 17-year-old Jeffrey...
Doctors thrust into COVID-19 celebrity reflect on backlash, threats and Thank You letters
Doctors who were thrust into national fame when COVID-19 hit five years ago say they try to focus on positive feedback from the public rather than the angry backlash and threats of violence they faced. British Columbia public health chief...
B.C. restaurant industry on board with ban on U.S. alcohol
There’s a lot of reaction pouring in now that the provincial government has ordered all United States alcohol to be taken off store shelves. It includes wine, distilled products, and beer. This move expands on one announced by Premier David...
Tariff uncertainty cools B.C. real estate market
It seems the uncertainty around the impacts of U.S.-imposed tariffs is hitting the real estate market in B.C., too. The BC Real Estate Association says sales in February of this year were down almost 10 per cent compared to the...
Reset the counter; garbage truck hits overpass along Highway 99
The BC Highway Patrol is investigating yet another overpass strike, just a couple of weeks after the last one. The latest incident happened Monday around 7:30 a.m. on Highway 99 northbound at the 112 Street overpass in Delta. CLICK HERE...
Kicking Horse gondola closed until further notice after fall
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort near Golden, B.C. says one of it’s gondolas will be out of service for the foreseeable future after it crashed to the ground Monday morning. In an online statement, the resort says the base terminal of...
