A suspect remains in custody after a home invasion in Fort St. John where one person was assaulted. Fort St. John RCMP Sgt. Dwayne Croll said it was an “isolated, targeted incident” and both the suspect and the victim are known to police, according to a news release from police Wednesday (Dec. 31). RCMP was […]
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It was meant to be a political party where people could speak and vote freely. The “big tent” B.C. Conservatives began 2025 ready to check the power of the governing NDP. The party held 44 seats to the NDP’s 47. The B.C. Greens held two. Then personalities and politics collided. Conflict burst into the B.C.
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The B.C. Coroners Service is investigating a death in Silver Star Provincial Park. The death stems from an incident that occurred around noon on Sunday, Dec. 28, involving a snowmobiler, a spokesperson for the Coroners Service confirmed to The Morning Star Wednesday, Dec. 31. Because the investigation is ongoing, the Coroners Service said it couldn’t
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Some well-known names from the ’90s rap scene are heading to Abbotsford in early 2026 as part of the upcoming West’s Best show. This recently announced concert involves six acts, all of whom had a significant influence on the hip-hop music produced around the turn of the century, especially in the West Coast region. One
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There’s still a few hours before the deadline for local businesses. In both Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge, the cutoff for business licence renewals is today (Wednesday, Dec. 31). With the recent Canada Post labour dispute possibly impacting delivery of the annual invoices, both municipalities have issued notices online reminding local business operators of the
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