There are no reasonable grounds that Abbotsford police and Combined Forces Special Enforcement officers committed an offence during a 2022 incident that injured four people, according to a report released on Friday (Nov. 14) from the Independent Investigations Office of B.C. (IIO). On Sept. 17, 2022, on Highway 7 outside of Agassiz, an officer attempted […]
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Soccer fans will have to get friendly with a third-party ticket seller if they want to attend the Whitecaps FC playoff game Saturday, Nov. 22. The Western Conference semifinal vs. Los Angeles FC is officially sold-out with 53,000 fans expected at BC Place Stadium for the 6:30 p.m. game, the Whitecaps announced Friday (Nov. 14).
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Registration for the 2025 Holiday Lights Tour in Pitt Meadows is now open. Homes with a Pitt Meadows address can be registered and added to the city’s online map, starting Nov. 12 and ending Dec. 19. All homes registered by Friday, Dec. 12 will be entered into a draw for a prize pack for the
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Active operations at Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood are over for the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and RCMP. The CFIA previously reported the cull of 314 birds and disposal of the ostrich carcasses, eggs and other material, all of which were disposed of through deep burial in an approved British Columbia landfill. The agency
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A four-year-old golden retriever mix was rescued by the BC SPCA after being found with a chain embedded in her neck on a property west of Prince George. According to a press release, on Nov. 4, an SPCA animal protection officer responded to a distressing complaint about the dog, later named Birdie, who was found
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