Vancouver police searching for missing man with dementia
Vancouver police are asking for the public’s help finding a missing 63-year-old man Friday. Police say Alfred Dale Bowering left his assisted living home Thursday at 2 p.m. and was last seen near Queen Elizabeth Park. Bowering has dementia and...
One injured after SUV driver slams through Salmon Arm, B.C., medical clinic
A woman who was inside a medical clinic in Salmon Arm, B.C., was injured and brought to hospital after a driver smashed a vehicle through the building and struck her. RCMP say the crash was reported on Thursday. Officers, firefighters...
B.C. Conservatives fail to topple NDP government with non-confidence vote
Breadcrumb Trail Links B.C. Conservatives fail to topple NDP government with non-confidence vote B.C. Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon said the motion — had it passed — would have triggered an election that “British Columbians don’t want.” Author of the article:...
B.C. takes aim at subsidized U.S. diesel flooding provincial market
Breadcrumb Trail Links B.C. takes aim at subsidized U.S. diesel flooding provincial market Prince George-based Tidewater Renewables welcomed the province’s action to require low-fuel standards be met with Canadian products. Author of the article: By Alec Lazenby Published Feb 27,...
B.C. emergency room doctor sues colleague, alleging sex assault after work party
Breadcrumb Trail Links B.C. emergency room doctor sues colleague, alleging sex assault after work party Male doctor denies allegations in response to female colleague’s lawsuit Author of the article: By Susan Lazaruk Published Feb 27, 2025 3 minute read You...
Vancouver vs. Surrey: How B.C.’s two biggest cities plan to build their way out of...
Breadcrumb Trail Links Vancouver vs. Surrey: How B.C.’s two biggest cities plan to build their way out of a housing crisis Vancouver and Surrey have different geography, density and infrastructure. They face different challenges when it comes to where and...
ABC Vancouver Park Board commissioners violated private meeting rules: integrity commissioner report
Some ABC Party Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation commissioners violated provincial policies, according to a report from the board’s integrity commissioner. The report says six out of seven commissioners met privately to discuss policy before public meetings took place....
Evening wind warnings around Vancouver bring ferry cancellations
Strong winds around coastal B.C. have forced the cancellation of some evening ferries between Vancouver and Vancouver Island Monday. Environment Canada says a wind warning is in effect for Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, the Sunshine Coast, the Southern Gulf Islands...
B.C. fruit farmers worried amid looming U.S. tariffs
The deadline for 25 per cent U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods is fast approaching, and some B.C. fruit farmers are growing increasingly concerned about their future. While appreciated, the provincial government’s recent $10-million investment in the industry may not be...
City of Delta resolves plan to address ER closures
The City of Delta adopted three motions in an emergency special council meeting Monday after Delta Hospital’s emergency room was closed overnight all weekend. The ER experienced service interruptions due to staffing shortages, on both Saturday and Sunday night. Delta...
