‘If you’re not off the street, you may be shot’: B.C. tourist on chilling cartel warning amid violence in Mexico
Daily life is slowly returning to normal in parts of western Mexico, a day after cartel violence shut down highways, […]
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New Westminster robbery renews warning on distraction thefts targetting seniors
An 88-year-old woman is recovering after she was violently robbed just steps from her home in Queensborough on the Family
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Former B.C. school trustee to challenge $750,000 penalty for anti-SOGI campaign
The lawyer for former Chilliwack, B.C., school trustee Barry Neufeld says he will be filing a court challenge against a
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New Westminster councillors push to keep Queensborough school bus on the road
Two New Westminster City councillors are calling for permanent provincial funding for the Queensborough school bus program, which is set
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Relative of Tumbler Ridge shooter arrested, charged in Alberta
Jacob Van Rootselaar, who is related to Tumbler Ridge shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar, has been arrested in Alberta. The Alberta
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Demonstrators march in Vancouver to mark four years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Ukrainian flags and banners decorated the streets of Vancouver Sunday as demonstrators marched through downtown while singing the Ukrainian national
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Mounties arrest dozens for retail theft at Metrotown mall in Burnaby, B.C.
Mounties say they made 73 arrests in a five-week retail theft operation at the Metrotown shopping centre in Burnaby, B.C.
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B.C. approves expansion of open-pit Copper Mountain mine in southern Interior
The British Columbia government has approved the expansion of an open-pit copper and gold mine in the province’s southern Interior.
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B.C. police release photo of now-deported extortion suspect in appeal for information
Police in Surrey, B.C., have released the image of a foreign national suspected of involvement in a wave of extortion
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OPCC decision finds VPD officers neglected duties investigating Indigenous woman’s disappearance
A police oversight body says two Vancouver Police Department (VPD) officers neglected their duties while handling the case of missing