April 2026

A B.C. firefighter was the only Canadian competitor to win a medal at the IAFF Fire Fighter Olympics in Las Vegas. Matthew Majeur from the Township of Langley fire department took silver, completing a challenging obstacle course that simulated the physical demands of the profession. “It was just a really, really cool event,” Majeur told […]

A legal dispute between Seabridge Gold and Tudor Gold has prompted the B.C. government to delay a key permit decision for the KSM project in the province’s northwest. Seabridge said April 13 the Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals has postponed a decision on permits needed to build and operate the Mitchell Treaty Tunnels, a

Following a less-than-stellar season, Vancouver Giants have made a change at the top, with General Manager Hnat Domenichelli stepping down. Tuesday’s announcement by the team said Domenichelli will remain with the organization in a player personnel capacity. It comes after the Giants finished the regular season at the bottom of the WHL western conference and

Surrey council is lodging a formal complaint against Metro Vancouver with the Inspector of Municipalities of the Province of British Columbia and is calling for a public inquiry, with the lieutenant governor’s blessing, into how Metro is doing business, with all costs to be shouldered by Metro. Council approved a motion by Mayor Brenda Locke

The Abbotsford Police Department (APD) is seeking witnesses to a serious collision on Thursday (April 9) that began with a two-car crash on the eastbound Highway 11 off-ramp at Old Yale Road. Sgt. Paul Walker, media officer with the APD, said the crash occurred at around 4:45 p.m. He said that officers who were en