Category Archives: British Columbia

Vancouver coast guard base reopens without 24/7 rescue ability: union spokesman
VANCOUVER - A Vancouver coast guard base controversially shuttered by the previous Conservative government has reopened, but a union spokesman says it lacks around-the-clock rescue capacity. Kitsilano...
Kayla Derkach May 02, 2016

Crown seeks ‘high-risk’ label for mentally ill dad who killed three children
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. - The Crown will argue that a mentally ill British Columbia man who killed his three children has a decades-long history of violence, a court has heard. Prosecutors opened their ...
Kayla Derkach May 02, 2016

B.C.'s independent police watchdog examines man's death in Abbotsford
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. - A man has died in Abbotsford, B.C., and the province's independent police watchdog is checking any possible connection between his death and the actions of officers. A news release ...
Kayla Derkach May 02, 2016

B.C. teen killer Kelly Ellard seeks day parole 18 years after Reena Virk murder
VANCOUVER - Almost two decades since an ostracized 14-year-old was swarmed, viciously beaten and then callously drowned near a Victoria bridge, Reena Virk's most notorious killer is asking for release...
Kayla Derkach May 01, 2016

Frantic search over as two-year-old boy found safe in B.C. campground
KIMBERLEY, B.C. - A desperate search and rescue effort ended in relief on Sunday when a missing two-year-old boy was found safe in a British Columbia campground. Isaac Leuenberger was walking with his...
Kayla Derkach May 01, 2016

Vancouver begins crackdown on unlicensed medical marijuana businesses
VANCOUVER - The City of Vancouver has begun cracking down on unlicensed medical marijuana shops, but owners say they're still committed to keeping their doors open. Prominent pot activist Jodie Emery ...
Kayla Derkach Apr 30, 2016

Two men charged after alleged sexual assault at University of British Columbia
VANCOUVER - Two men have been charged in connection with an alleged sexual assault on the University of British Columbia campus. The charges come after University RCMP responded to a report of a break...
Kayla Derkach Apr 30, 2016

New Anthony Hopkins thriller to premiere at Enderby B.C. drive-in
ENDERBY, B.C. - A major motion picture shot in British Columbia will have it's premiere showing at a small Okanagan community's drive-in theatre. Blackway will hit theatres across North America on Jun...
Kayla Derkach Apr 29, 2016

Highway improvements coming to the North Thompson
KAMLOOPS - Transportation Minister Todd Stone says work will soon begin on a series of upgrades to the Yellowhead Highway north of Kamloops. The work includes over two kilometres of highway that will ...
Kayla Derkach Apr 29, 2016

B.C. police officer accused of drinking on the job launches lawsuit against RCMP
KAMLOOPS, B.C. - An Okanagan police officer is suing the RCMP over accusations that he drank on the job. Const. Milan Ilic has filed a lawsuit alleging his reputation was tainted by the force during a...
Kayla Derkach Apr 29, 2016

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