Category Archives: British Columbia
Running shoe that washed ashore with human foot first sold in 2013: coroner
VICTORIA - An investigation by British Columbia's corner into the latest incident of a running shoe with a human foot washing ashore is now focused on a specific period of time. The coroner says in a ...
Feb 10, 2016
Highlights from B.C.’s throne speech include focus on housing issues
VICTORIA - British Columbia's Liberal government is promising better opportunities for buyers to get into the housing market, but warns there is no single solution to soaring prices in some communitie...
Feb 09, 2016
Broken limbs, missing eyes among injuries found in dogs seized from B.C. breeder
LANGLEY, B.C. - Some of the most expensive and sought-after breeds of dogs are being nursed back to health in Vancouver after being seized from an alleged puppy mill in nearby Langley. Sixty-six anima...
Feb 09, 2016
Some B.C. real estate agents insider trading and helping to money launder: NDP
VANCOUVER - The independent office charged with overseeing the British Columbia real estate market will investigate allegations of fraud and insider trading by some Metro Vancouver real estate agents,...
Feb 08, 2016
Vancouver firefighters resuscitate, save dog found in burning home
VANCOUVER - A Vancouver family's pet dog is expected to survive after being rescued from a burning home. Crews were called to a house in East Vancouver around midnight Sunday when the homeowners retur...
Feb 08, 2016
Two-year-old B.C. girl reported missing found in backyard pond, declared dead
LANGLEY, B.C. - A two-year-old girl found in the backyard pond of a home in Langley, B.C., has died. The Mounties say they were notified around 3 p.m. on Saturday that a toddler had gone missing while...
Feb 08, 2016
Celista shooting victims remain in hospital
CELISTA, B.C. - Two men remain in hospital and a suspect is still on the loose following a shooting Sunday evening in the small Shuswap community of Celista. WATCH ABOVE: Reporter Chad Klassen has an ...
Feb 08, 2016
Protest against biosolids in Clinton
CLINTON, B.C. - About a dozen protesters hit the streets of Clinton this weekend after a truck hauling biosolids flipped and spilled its load of sewage sludge into a creek bed. Georgia clement with th...
Feb 07, 2016
Speed and alcohol suspected in crash that injures 5
MERRITT - Merritt RCMP and the Central Interior Traffic Services are investigating a serious motor vehicle incident that occurred this morning at 1:00 o’clock on the Coquihalla Highway near Mine...
Feb 07, 2016
Vancouver police caution drug users after spike in overdose deaths
VANCOUVER - Police are warning drug users to be cautious after 11 overdose deaths in 16 days. Police say the spike is concerning because three people typically die each week from drug overdoses. The h...
Feb 07, 2016
