April 2026

An Abbotsford man has now been charged in relation to an assault that occurred at a Skytrain station in September. Metro Vancouver Transit Police announced Thursday (April 23) that Richard Hoff, 39, has been charged with unlawfully causing bodily harm. He remains in custody at this time. The incident took place Sept. 5, 2025 at […]

The World Sikh Organization of Canada (WSO) is hosting a panel discussion in Surrey, Calgary and Winnipeg this weekend (April 24- 26) about the rise of hatred towards Sikh people in Canada and what can be done to address it. The events coincide with the recent launch of the WSO’s report on Understanding & Addressing

Welcome to Say What?, our recurring columnist duel wherein important issues are debated and petty scores get settled. In today’s edition, reporters Tom Zytaruk and Tricia Leslie face off over the important question: To procrastinate, or not to procrastinate? * TOM ZYTARUK: PROCRASTINATION IS BEYOND DANGEROUS Tempus fugit, my friend. Tricia most fittingly argues the

Surrey Police have issued a public advisory about a high-risk offender with a history of violence towards women and young girls who will be living in Surrey. Nathanial Odorjan, 42, is described as a Caucasian male, six-foot-one in height, around 150 pounds, with short, balding brown hair and brown eyes. In the past, he has

The Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs is stepping into the growing fray over two new First Nations treaties currently before the provincial legislature, calling for a pause until outstanding land claims by other tribes are resolved. “Reconciliation cannot be achieved through incomplete or unilateral processes,” Grand Chief Stewart Phillip said in a Wednesday news release.