Surrey police identify victim in weekend fatal shooting
The Surrey Police Service (SPS) has released the name of the victim of a deadly shooting in Newton early Sunday. […]
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Businesses and consumers divided over World Cup
With the arrival of the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver just around the corner, polling suggests not everyone is excited
Vancouver Park Board votes down motion on steps toward Jet Ski ban
The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation has steered towards calmer waters in its efforts to restrict the use of
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Surrey Police Service chief on his way out of top job
1130 NewsRadio has learned Surrey Police Service (SPS) Chief Norm Lipinski’s time in the top job is coming to an
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Canucks to hire Manny Malhotra as head coach
The Vancouver Canucks didn’t have to look very far for their next bench boss. Vancouver has a deal in place to make
Abby PD arrested suspect in stolen vehicle incident
The Abbotsford Police Department (Abby PD) says it has arrested a 37-year-old man on Monday who is the suspect in
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RCMP’s search for three Sea-to-Sky paddleboarders ongoing; reminding public of water safety
Police say that the search for two paddleboarders who were last seen falling off their boards on Browning Lake, about
Racism is a risk when Vancouver hosts World Cup, but measures exist: B.C. AG Sharma
British Columbia’s Attorney General Niki Sharma says hosting seven World Cup games in Vancouver comes with the risk of racism,
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Port Mann Bridge crash snarls up traffic
Expect heavy delays on the Port Mann Bridge. There’s a multi-vehicle crash on Highway One eastbound at the 160th Street
B.C.’s gender pay gap decreased; women earn 15 cents less than men
The gender pay gap in B.C. is down to 14.5 per cent. For every dollar men earned in 2025, women
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