[ad_1] Photo: CTV Jordan Long, left, and Mark Simms have been acquitted in Cuba. Two Metro Vancouver police officers have been acquitted in Cuba, after they were accused of badually badaulting a …
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Serious injury during a collision – BC News
[ad_1] Photo: CTV News Police are investigating the scene of the Surrey crash on November 14, 2018. At least one person was seriously injured after a collision in Surrey on Wednesday. The …
Read More »128 people died of illicit-drug overdoses in BC in September: coroner
[ad_1] An ambulance races down E. Hastings Street in Vancouver, BC Wednesday, January 31, 2018. Jason Payne / PNG The monthly figures also show a marked increase in fatalities from a year …
Read More »Sedin twins heading into B.C. Sports Hall of Fame
[ad_1] World Cup skier Emily Brydon, NFL placekicker Roy Gerela and rugby star Kelly McCallum also headed to Hall Vancouver Canucks greats Henrik and Daniel Sedin are heading into the B.C. Sports Hall …
Read More »Manager appointed as Surrey, B.C. works to remove RCMP, launch municipal force
[ad_1] SURREY, B.C. — The City of Surrey, British Columbia has appointed a manager to oversee a planned transition to a municipal police force and the closure of its RCMP detachment. A …
Read More »19-year-old Jagvir Malhi identified in Abbotsford shooting – BC
[ad_1] The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) remains on scene in Abbotsford Tuesday morning after a 19-year-old was shot and killed in broad daylight on Monday. Abbotsford police were called to the …
Read More »Petition demands Autism B.C. revoke directorship of anti-SOGI board member
[ad_1] A mother of an autistic child has started a petition asking that Autism B.C. revoke the directorship of Laurie Guerra over her participation in an anti-SOGI 123 gathering last week. Mirella …
Read More »A long-time guide for the BC Legion. lays special wreath at National Remembrance Day Ceremony
[ad_1] John Goheen knew that the Royal Canadian Legion wanted to do something special at the National Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa this year to mark the 100th anniversary of the end …
Read More »Rotating postal strikes return to Vancouver Metro, hit B.C. parcel hub
[ad_1] Rotating strikes by Canada Post workers have returned to Metro Vancouver. Angu Parmar, third vice president for the local Vancouver Community of Postal Workers (CUPW) said about 1,600 workers at a …
Read More »B.C. government responds to social worker accused of stealing money from teens
[ad_1] Katrine Conroy, minister of children and family development, speaks to reporters at the Union of B.C. Municipalities conference in Whistler. UBCM The B.C. government says a Kelowna social worker accused of stealing …
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