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Rogers Hometown Hockey cancelled due to coronavirus
Rogers Sports & Media has just announced that they are cancelling the three remaining stops on their annual Hometown Hockey tour. A tweet by Roger's...
Violent Surrey kidnapping suspect sought, $50K reward offered
Surrey RCMP are collaborating with the Bolo Program to locate a violent suspect wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for kidnapping. A $50,000 reward is offered for...
Former Burnaby teacher banned over sexualized messages
A former Burnaby teacher will never teach in B.C. again after admitting to sending sexualized messages to Grade 7 and 8 students. Taylor Arthur Attrill resigned...
B.C. identifies 7 new COVID-19 cases
UPDATE 4:38 p.m. The nursing home outbreak is worrisome for health officials because older people are more susceptible to coronavirus but provincial health...
IHIT called to investigate a suspicious death in Coquitlam
Authorities in Coquitlam are investigating a suspicious death discovered at a small fire. Police were called to assist the local fire department Tuesday just...
B.C. plans for worst on COVID-19, Premier John Horgan
B.C. Premier John Horgan says the provincial government is preparing for the worst on COVID-19. Horgan says public health institutions are well placed to cope...
Liquefied petroleum gas was aboard recently derailed train
The Transportation Safety Board says seven rail cars that derailed in northern British Columbia last Thursday were filled with liquefied petroleum gas. Board...
West Vancouver school closes early for spring break over virus
A private school in West Vancouver has closed a week early for spring break over coronavirus concerns. Collingwood School, where about 1,260 students are...
Family of BC coronavirus victim praise care home staff
The daughter of an elderly man who was the first Canadian to die of the novel coronavirus has offered praise for the “heroic” health-care workers...
Thief drives off with $60,000 in lumber in Surrey
Surrey RCMP are seeking the public's help in locating a whopping $60,000 worth of stolen property from the Whalley/City Centre area. On March 1, police say...
Surrey woman looking for help with funding for a treatment
“The hardest thing for me was they said it was going to be forever.” A Surrey woman seeking the community's help to get a surgery to help with...
Viral video from Langley Costco shows a TP buying frenzy
The run on toilet paper in Canada has been widely reported, including here in Kelowna. But in Langley, they are literally running for their toilet paper. A...
Vancouver police seek witnesses of violent assault outside pub
Vancouver police are seeking witnesses to a violent assault in the early hours of Saturday, Feb. 29. The incident occurred outside the Fairview Pub on West...
Man dies from coronavirus in B.C. seniors care centre
Canada recorded what's believed to be its first COVID-19 death on Monday after a man died at a seniors care home in North Vancouver, health officials said....
Man allegedly exposed himself to woman in Burnaby
Police are looking for a man who allegedly exposed himself to a woman in Burnaby last month. On Feb. 20, Burnaby RCMP responded to a report of a man committing...
Two Surrey schools 'deep cleaned' after contact with COVID-19
A school district in Metro Vancouver has suspended a community rental program and disinfected two buildings after potential contacts with the novel coronavirus....
Empty transit bus takes out power pole in Burnaby
Nobody was hurt in an incident Saturday in which an unmanned transit bus took out a power pole in Burnaby. The incident happened at Gilmore Avenue and Kitchener...
Squamish SAR rescue snowmobiler Sunday afternoon
Squamish Search and Rescue volunteers rescued an injured snowmobiler from Blanca Peak, in the Elaho Valley on Sunday afternoon. SAR's BJ Chute says the call...
Surrey RCMP investigating early morning gunfire
Surrey RCMP are investigation a shooting at a residence in Whalley. On March 6, at 10 a.m., police responded to a residence in the 10800-block of 139A Street...
No public hearing will be held into VPD officer's dismissal
British Columbia's police complaint commissioner has decided not to hold a public hearing into the dismissal of a senior Vancouver police officer for...