The federal Liberals worked with the B.C. NDP to develop the new bail reform legislation, with major parts of the bill added at B.C.’s urging, according to Sean Fraser, Canada’s minister of justice and attorney general. B.C. Premier David Eby appeared alongside Fraser in Victoria on Monday (Oct. 27) to show support for the reforms, […]
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Monday morning brought not one, but two shootings in Abbotsford, with the most recent one occurring just before noon in the 33200 block of George Ferguson Way. Abbotsford Police Department media relations officer Sgt. Paul Walker said that officers were called to this area of central Abbotsford at approximately 11:45 a.m. for reports of a
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The ride home for almost 30 passengers on Oct. 26 was unexpected, to say the least. After a fallen tree brought down a power pole and live wires onto a BC Transit bus, the passengers were stuck for nearly four hours early Sunday morning. The Route 28 bus was affected as it travelled on Feltham
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Mylie Andre Barron pleaded guilty to one count of interference with a dead body in relation to the disappearance of Maple Ridge resident Jessica Cunningham. The guilty plea was entered during a court appearance on Thursday, Oct. 23, in Port Coquitlam. Cunningham’s remains were discovered inside her Maple Ridge home on Tuesday, Aug. 26. That
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He worked for it. He earned it. Damned if he was going to let a hellish mountain pass and darkness stop Darren Zupp from getting his pay. Zupp, from Vernon, was a hockey official assigned to work three Western Hockey League exhibition games with Kelowna’s Dave McClellan and a young linesman from Osoyoos, circa the
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