July 2026

B.C., feds agree to keep North Coast tanker ban, but still clear way for new pipeline

The federal government will provide billions of dollars in support for B.C. projects and guarantee that North Coast oil tanker restrictions will remain in place in exchange for a commitment from the province not to oppose a new pipeline from Alberta to the coast. “We will not be going to court to fight a pipeline […]

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75-year-old in critical condition, attacked Canada Day in Langley

A 75-year-old is in critical condition after being attacked downtown on Canada Day. At approximately 9:48 p.m., Langley RCMP received reports of a man in distress near Park Avenue and Douglas Crescent. Frontline officers, along with paramedics from the British Columbia Ambulance Service and firefighters from the Langley Fire Rescue Service, responded to the area

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PHOTOS: Vancouver Canucks draftees get first taste of action at Abbotsford camp

The public got its first look at the new class of Vancouver Canucks in action on Thursday (July 2) as the team held a three-on-three scrimmage at Rogers Forum. The mini tournament capped off a development camp in Abbotsford, which included 25 players hoping to skate for the Canucks in the upcoming season. Included among

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B.C. nurses begin job action following 72-hour strike notice

B.C. Nurses’ Union members have officially begun job action. The union issued the 72-hour strike notice to the employer – the provincial government – on Monday, noting that job action would begin Thursday, July 2 at 12:01 p.m. The union says its now beginning targeted job action at worksites across the province. That means beginning

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