Man arrested in Alberta in attempted murder case identified as Tumbler Ridge shooter’s half-brother
A man arrested in Alberta previously described as being related to the Tumbler Ridge shooter has been identified as the […]
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Suspect and 4 others are dead after stabbing near Tacoma, Washington, authorities say
A suspect and four other people were dead Tuesday after a sheriff’s deputy responded to reports that a man was
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Opposition councillors claim to be target of ‘extraordinary’ rhetoric in video by ABC member
Four Vancouver city councillors claim to have been unfairly characterized by another councillor in a Chinese-language video circulating widely online.
Union behind 26,000 B.C. community health workers reaches tentative deal with employers
The union representing more than 26,000 B.C. community health workers says it has reached a tentative deal with the province
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B.C. man arrested on allegations of distribution of child exploitation material
A Metro Vancouver man has been arrested for allegedly possessing and distributing child sexual abuse and exploitation material. Mounties say
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Delays out of North Shore continue after truck stalls for hour on Lions Gate Bridge
Southbound traffic out of North Vancouver and West Vancouver was snarled Tuesday morning after a dump truck stalled midspan on
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Advocate shares passenger rights for Canadians who were stuck in Mexico
With many Canadians trying to return home from Mexico, one air passenger rights advocate expects plenty of airline customer claims
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Why some Canadian snowbirds are ditching the U.S.
Amid growing political tensions and a strained relationship between the U.S. and Canada, it appears some snowbirds are looking to
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Hearing on police-involved death of Myles Gray resuming after obscenity led to delay
A public hearing into the police-involved death of Myles Gray resumes in Vancouver today, after a four-week adjournment triggered by
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Why forcing AI firms to report online threats may not be simple
A cybersecurity law expert says Canada could introduce laws requiring artificial intelligence companies to notify police of online threats, but
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