Chilliwack RCMP report drug quantities seized in October 2025 trafficking investigation
The Chilliwack RCMP is informing the public about the quantity of drugs and chemicals seized during an investigation in October 2025. On Oct. 2, 2025, police executed multiple search warrants at residences, storage lockers, and a clandestine lab on South...
Surrey teacher uses books and dolls to boost representation during Sikh Heritage Month
As Canada marks Sikh Heritage Month, a Surrey elementary school teacher is helping children see themselves reflected in both the stories they read and the toys they play with. She hopes that by fostering a sense of identity, pride, and...
Sim expands on plan to attract Vancouver MLB bids
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim faced big questions Wednesday about his plan to bring a Major League Baseball (MLB) team to the city. On Tuesday, Sim introduced a motion to city council to begin the process of identifying investors who could...
BC Ferries’ Queen of Surrey sailings resume after morning breakdown
BC Ferries says sailings from West Vancouver to the Sunshine Coast have resumed Wednesday afternoon after a morning breakdown led to the cancellation of several sailings throughout the day. The company says the Queen of Surrey’s generator failed while on...
RCMP: impaired Vancouver man stopped after speeding 111km/hr over limit
Mounties say a Vancouver man has been fined and had his vehicle impounded after he was pulled over in Maple Ridge, allegedly speeding while impaired and with his children in the car. On Sunday, a Maple Ridge RCMP officer was...
Surrey police warn Sikh activist his life could be in danger, says advocacy group
A Sikh activist based in B.C. has been warned by the Surrey Police Service (SPS) that his life could be in danger, according to an advocacy group. Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) says Narinder Singh Randhawa, an organizer involved in the...
B.C. has tabled provincial ratification legislation for Kitselas First Nation treaty
The Kitselas First Nation in northwestern B.C. has reached a major milestone in its treaty process as the province tabled legislation to ratify the agreement. The legislation tabled Wednesday by Indigenous Relations Minister Spencer Chandra Herbert is the second in...
Abbotsford police make arrest after recovering more than 20 stolen catalytic converters
The Abbotsford Police Department (AbbyPD) says it has arrested a suspect after receiving a tip from a citizen that led to the seizure of a vehicle containing 20 catalytic converters. According to the AbbyPD, officers were called to the area...
Vancouver’s progressive parties unite with goal of defeating Mayor Ken Sim and ABC
Hoping for a better chance at defeating Mayor Ken Sim and his ABC Vancouver party, three progressive parties are working together to limit the number of candidates in the upcoming civic election. The Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE), OneCity Vancouver,...
No jerseys, no problem: How Vancouver’s Templeton girls built a school soccer empire from scratch
Breadcrumb Trail Links No jerseys, no problem: How Vancouver’s Templeton girls built a school soccer empire from scratch The east Vancouver team, built from scratch by Grade 8 girls recruiting classmates, finishes the 2025 season undefeated, earning Templeton its first...
