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Delta man has ‘extra’ special anniversary after big lotto win

Delta man has ‘extra’ special anniversary after big lotto win

Lotto 6/49 nets local resident $500,000
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Fort St. John representatives at UBCM convention

Fort St. John representatives at UBCM convention

The annual Union of BC Municipalities Convention is taking place this week in Vancouver.
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Port Moody woman sues Walmart for fall over forklift at Burnaby store

Port Moody woman sues Walmart for fall over forklift at Burnaby store

Port Moody resident Hoda Rashidi claims she suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung after a fall over a forklift inside the Walmart Supercentre at Lougheed Mall last year.
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Help Leo out! Fun ride slated this weekend

Help Leo out! Fun ride slated this weekend

For bike, quads, big bikes
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Armed Kamloops robber back in jail weeks before sentencing

Armed Kamloops robber back in jail weeks before sentencing

Video surveillance shows James Robert Levi Black walking into the store armed with a gun. He points the weapon at a clerk and is then grabbed from behind by a customer.
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Ex-camp counsellor warns parents of LGBTQ kids about Christian summer camp

Ex-camp counsellor warns parents of LGBTQ kids about Christian summer camp

Parents should be aware of the Crofton-based camp’s stance on sexuality before sending their kids there, former junior counsellor says
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B.C. to introduce new disaster management laws to address preparedness, mitigation

B.C. to introduce new disaster management laws to address preparedness, mitigation

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's emergency management minister said the province will be ready to introduce "in the coming weeks" new laws to govern responses to increasingly frequent natural disasters such as wildfires and flooding.
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Vancouver man goes missing in Portugal

Vancouver man goes missing in Portugal

Have you seen him?
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'Some legitimate concerns': BC United leader says concerns of anti-SOGI parents shouldn't be dismissed

'Some legitimate concerns': BC United leader says concerns of anti-SOGI parents shouldn't be dismissed

Anti-SOGI marches and counter protests are planned across Canada on Wednesday.
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Last week to be a Mile Zero downtown hero

Last week to be a Mile Zero downtown hero

A new endeavour to get some foot traffic downtown.
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