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Metro Vancouver Transit Police arrest Surrey man wanted on 8 Canada-wide warrants
Emmanuel Enocent Dario, 36, was taken into custody during an impaired-driving enforcement stop at Surrey Central Station on Aug. 27.
Hospital transfer workers escalate job action over wages and vehicle safety
About 200 Lower Mainland hospital transfer workers with SN Transport have stopped wearing uniforms and refused overtime. Union says...
Delta police seek white Dodge Ram truck in suspicious death investigation
Woman's body found in burned field off River Road on Aug. 26. Police want to identify driver of white Dodge Ram 1500 seen in Tilbury...
B.C. Conservatives have lost one-third of elected MLAs since 2024 triumph
Fourteen of 44 MLAs elected under the Conservative banner in 2024 have since departed—some expelled, others resigned over leadership...
Metro Vancouver braces for final heat before rain moves in this week
Temperatures reaching up to 28°C with humidex Monday before a low-pressure system brings showers starting Tuesday night through Thursday.
Seventh B.C. Conservative MLA quits caucus as party continues to fracture
Á'a:líya Warbus announced Monday she's leaving the party, citing cancelled caucus meetings, staff upheaval, and concerns over leadership...
Jackson Goldstone wins second straight downhill World Championship in Italy
The Squamish mountain biker defended his title at Val di Sole on Saturday, navigating the Black Snake track in 3:28.785.
Back-to-school vaccination push as B.C. reports measles transmission and rising U.S. cases
Provincial health officer and minister urge parents to check immunization records as measles cases climb to 2,500+ in the U.S. this year.
B.C. rent increases capped at 2.2% for 2027, continuing seven-year freeze
Annual allowable increase stays tied to inflation as provincial rental housing supply grows and average rents fall 4.5% across the province.
B.C. landmarks glow blue throughout September for prostate cancer awareness
Over 40 B.C. sites join national Light Up in Blue campaign as prostate cancer remains the most common cancer in Canadian men.
Crown Consent to Release High-Risk Sex Offender Carpenter on Trespass Charge Won't Be Disclosed
BC Prosecution Service confirms Michael Wayne Carpenter was released August 13 on loitering charge but won't explain the bail decision reasoning.
Langley's historic Little Red House destroyed by fire after 137 years
The McIver House, a Gothic-style farmhouse built in 1887-90, burned down early Thursday. The beloved landmark was one of the most...
