Poll suggests most people in B.C. are in favour of higher fines for emergency vehicle violations
A majority of British Columbians support hiking fines for anyone interfering with an emergency vehicle. According to a recent poll […]
A majority of British Columbians support hiking fines for anyone interfering with an emergency vehicle. According to a recent poll […]
There are several active wildfires across B.C., but authorities say incoming precipitation may bring some relief. All the same, the
Incoming rain could decrease fire risks, says BC Wildfire Service Read More »
José Berríos will be sidelined for at least a couple of months and potentially for more than a year after making
Blue Jays pitcher Jose Berrios to undergo elbow surgery Read More »
The Langley RCMP says it is investigating after a vehicle fatally struck a pedestrian on Fraser Highway and then drove
Driver fatally strikes pedestrian, drives away, Langley RCMP says Read More »
One person was taken to hospital in serious condition after a crash in Mission Friday evening, according to BC Emergency
Two B.C. men appeared in U.S. District Court in Tacoma Wednesday afternoon after being charged with smuggling Vietnamese citizens from
Two B.C. men charged with smuggling Vietnamese nationals into U.S. Read More »
An electric vehicle (EV) charging station in New Westminster caught on fire last October, resulting in destroying the charger, damaging
EV charger fire in New West caused by a remote technician in the U.S. Read More »
Starting Saturday, Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation will open two outdoor pools and staff lifeguards to nine swimming beaches
The City of Vancouver has started a pilot program that will use licence plate recognition (LPR) cameras to issue parking
Vancouver parking tickets by mail pilot starts in 4 residential permit zones Read More »
The Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) ruled Friday that intimate partner violence will be recognized as a basis for pursuing