Two B.C. earthquakes in two weeks: Is the Big One coming?
Initial reports had the quake at a magnitude of 4.6, but it was revised a short time later to 4.1, according to the Natural Resources Canada website. Article content Emergency Info B.C. took to social media to say the quake...
Life sentence for man who killed B.C. couple in 2010 mistaken-identity murders
Breadcrumb Trail Links Life sentence for man who killed B.C. couple in 2010 mistaken-identity murders Cranbrook’s Leanne MacFarlane and Jeffrey Taylor were shot in a home that had previously been rented by the killer’s drug-trade rival Author of the article:...
‘Most favourable conditions in years’: experts note buyer’s market in Metro Vancouver
Experts in the housing market are calling Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley a buyer’s market, with more properties on the market and prices weakening. The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board says through February, buyers had more leverage and more...
B.C. premier pulls American liquor from shelves following tariffs
Premier David Eby says the province is prepared as newly-imposed U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports hang over the release of his government’s budget. Effective immediately, Eby says, the province will pull “all red state liquor products off of the shelf”...
Langley police looking for teenage girl missing for two days
The Langley RCMP is asking for the public’s help finding a 13-year-old girl who was reported missing Sunday. Police say Averi Lang was last seen on March 2, but did not disclose her last seen location. Averi is described as...
New Westminster’s 6th street blocked for police incident
Police in New Westminster say a section of 6th Street is closed Tuesday morning due to an ongoing undisclosed incident. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO VANCOUVER’S LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATES Details are limited, but 6th Street between 8th Avenue...
North Vancouver elementary school closed briefly for weapon incident
A North Vancouver elementary school is clear, and class is in session after a brief scare involving a person with a weapon Tuesday morning. The RCMP says officers were called to the Blueridge neighbourhood before school hours for a report...
Tariff protesters to rally outside U.S. Consulate in Vancouver
Vancouverites are expected to rally at the U.S. Consulate Tuesday to protest the imposition of tariffs on Canadian imports. The groups Toque Off and the 50501 movement organized the rally, with an open invite to Canadians and American ex-pats to...
B.C. businesses brace for impact of U.S. tariffs
B.C. businesses aren’t optimistic as the deadline for U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs draws near. U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday that 25 per cent across-the-board tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, with a lower 10 per cent levy...
Highway 1 jammed westbound after 2 crashes clear from Port Mann Bridge
Two crashes on the Port Mann Bridge have been cleared, but westbound traffic from Surrey to Coquitlam has been left snarled Tuesday morning. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO VANCOUVER’S LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATES Callers to 1130 NewsRadio have reported...
