A researcher at Simon Fraser University is warning of a “global economic catastrophe” as war in the Middle East threatens
Canadians face higher gas and flight costs amid war in the Mideast Read More »
The chief of the Surrey Police Service (SPS) says the number of extortion-related shootings this year has declined. Norm Lipinski
Extortion cases in Surrey trending downwards, according to police chief Read More »
Police in New Westminster say on Monday that two suspects connected to a gunshot incident in January have been arrested,
Charge approved after gunshot incident on New Westminster’s Columbia Street Read More »
The North Vancouver RCMP is out with a warning after an increasing number of counterfeit bills have been found in
Beware of high-quality counterfeit bills, North Vancouver RCMP says Read More »
Weston Lions Area, which was set to close at the end of March, will be revitalized after the City of
Weston Lions Arena to be saved: Councillor Nunziata Read More »
The Gardiner Expressway is undergoing emergency repairs after sections of decay were discovered that compromise the expressway’s load-carrying capacity. Routine
Gardiner Expressway undergoing emergency repairs after sections of decay discovered Read More »
Many hotels in Quebec are envisioning a rather “quiet” school break, according to the Quebec Hotel Association (AHQ), based on
Quebec hotel owners seeing fewer bookings for spring break Read More »
Montreal police say two teenagers, aged 17 and 18, were arrested in connection with a series of thefts and frauds
SPVM arrests 2 teens in thefts, frauds targeting seniors Read More »
Some tour guides in Montreal, including Indigenous guides, are saying the city’s certification rules are making it harder for certain
The British Columbia government and chiefs from the Cowichan Nation say they’ve begun negotiations after a landmark court ruling awarded
B.C. and Cowichan chiefs start negotiations after landmark court ruling on title Read More »
