Mountie says ‘dishevelled’ B.C. murder suspect confessed, said he’d attempted suicide
Two Mounties at a B.C. Supreme Court murder trial told a jury that a “dishevelled” man appeared on a forest-service road as a bloodstained car was being towed away and told the officers he’d murdered his ex-wife and had tried...
Mayor Sim will not be sanctioned after investigation concluded he harassed Coun. Sean Orr
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim will not face any sanctions following an independent investigation that found him to have violated the city’s Code of Conduct and harassed Coun. Sean Orr last year. The investigation related to controversial comments by the mayor...
NHL faces scheduling challenges as B.C., Alberta more to permanent daylight time
The NHL will have a fresh challenge when it comes to setting its 2026-27 schedule with British Columbia and Alberta moving to permanent year-round daylight time this fall. The change will eliminate twice-yearly clock changes in those provinces. The time...
Two Browning Lake paddleboarders found dead
Police confirmed on Tuesday that they located the two paddleboarders, last seen on Browning Lake in Murrin Provincial Park, deceased. The Sea-to-Sky RCMP was called to the scene on Saturday to reports of two paddleboarders who fell off their board...
‘Focused on dividing’: Eby takes jab at newly-elected BC Conservative leader
B.C. Premier David Eby has spoken out for the first time since Kerry Lynn Findlay was elected the new leader of the provincial Conservative Party, and he didn’t hold back. After offering Findlay a quick congratulations, Eby took a jab...
Provinces blow past deadline to dismantle barriers to cross-border wine, spirits shipments
Financial Post Breadcrumb Trail Links Provinces blow past deadline to dismantle barriers to cross-border wine, spirits shipments Provinces vowed to open up direct-to-consumer shipments of wine, spirits, beer and other alcohol products by the end of May, but as of...
Metro Vancouver man fined nearly $7,000 for poaching a moose
Breadcrumb Trail Links Metro Vancouver man fined nearly $7,000 for poaching a moose Wing Kam Lau pleaded guilty to hunting moose not within the open season in 2022. Author of the article: By Tiffany Crawford Published Jun 02, 2026 Last...
B.C. union ordered to pay $400,000 for defaming Kitimat employer with Indigenous workers claim
Breadcrumb Trail Links B.C. union ordered to pay $400,000 for defaming Kitimat employer with Indigenous workers claim B.C. Supreme Court judge upheld $400,000 of damages award to Civeo Corp. against Unite Here, Local 40, but upheld union’s appeal for $100,000...
BC SPCA workers voted in favour of strike action
The unionized workers with the BC SPCA have overwhelmingly voted to potentially strike after talks have stalled to negotiate a new labour contract. According to CUPE 1622, 97.5 per cent of workers across the Lower Mainland and the Fraser Valley voted...
Port Mann Bridge crash cleared
The multi-vehicle crash on Highway One eastbound at the 160th Street off-ramp has been cleared. However, still expect delays on the Port Mann Bridge. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO VANCOUVER’S LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATES Only the HOV and left...
