B.C. Hells Angel caught with duffel bags full of drugs at border gets day parole
Breadcrumb Trail Links B.C. Hells Angel caught with duffel bags full of drugs at border gets day parole A high-profile B.C. Hells Angel has been granted day parole after a cocaine smuggling conviction — despite his membership in the biker...
‘Myopic and self-serving’: Vancouver Greens decline OneCity proposal for ‘progressive primary’ ahead of mayoral race
Vancouver Greens mayoral candidate Pete Fry says he won’t participate in a proposal by OneCity to hold a “progressive primary” ahead of this year’s election. OneCity’s mayoral candidate, William Azaroff, is calling on three left-leaning parties in Vancouver to present...
B.C.’s 2026 budget sparks polarized reactions
In the lead-up to tabling B.C.’s 2026 budget, Finance Minister Brenda Bailey predicted it would make her the most unpopular person in the province. And as reactions pour in, there are signs she may have been. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN...
Future of former Kamloops residential school site uncertain, years after suspected graves discovered
It was an announcement in 2021 that changed Canada’s conversation about residential schools. Now, nearly five years later, there are still no definitive answers in the investigation into the discovery of 215 suspected unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian...
Ukrainian-Canadian filmmaker brings solidarity to B.C. through documentary
A local filmmaker is bringing a documentary that features the frontlines of the Russo-Ukrainian war home to B.C. This month, Ukrainian-Canadian Maxim Khomenko says he will screen his war documentary “Standing Free” as a fundraiser in collaboration with the BCIT...
Tumbler Ridge hockey team skates for victims
In the small town of Tumbler Ridge, hockey is more than just a pastime. “Hockey means a lot to our community,” said Dennis Campbell, president of the Tumbler Ridge Minor Hockey Association. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO VANCOUVER...
B.C. paramedics vote 97% in favour of strike; job action pending
The union representing B.C.’s ambulance paramedics and emergency dispatchers says its more than 6,000 members have voted “overwhelmingly” in favour of a strike. Ambulance Paramedics of BC- CUPE 733 says the results of the vote earlier this month are in...
B.C. First Nation says there may never be ‘full consensus’ on potential burial site
The British Columbia First Nation that announced the discovery of 215 potential unmarked graves at a former residential school in 2021, catapulting the issue into public discourse, says there may never be consensus on what to do with the site....
Vancouver museum a hub for Chinese Canadian history during Lunar New Year
As the Chinese Lunar Year of the Horse begins, Vancouver’s Chinatown Storytelling Centre has become a hotspot for people wanting to learn more about the neighbourhood’s vibrant history. The East Pender Street museum is home to Canada’s first permanent exhibit...
B.C. sets up condolence books to honour Tumbler Ridge victims and support community
An online condolence book has been set up to honour the victims of last week’s shootings in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., where eight victims were shot dead. The British Columbia government says the book is for people to share messages of...
