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Two people were taken to the hospital, one in serious condition, after a multi-vehicle crash involving two semi-trucks and two passenger vehicles on Highway 17 in Surrey on Wednesday afternoon (March 11), according to BC Emergency Health Services. A Black Press freelancer at the scene said one of the passenger vehicles was wedged under one […]

Team Canada is off to the second round of the World Baseball Classic for the first time. In a win-or-go home game, Canada beat Cuba 7-2 to finish second in Pool A and advance to the quarter-finals. Pitcher Cal Quantrill had an outstanding start, throwing five innings, allowing one run on two hits and a

A Maple Ridge mother warming up her vehicle was steps away, holding her baby, when it was stolen in front of her eyes. Kaley, who did not want her last name used, said her windshield was fogged at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, March 9, and the car was cold, so she started the vehicle to

The first-degree murder trial for Ekene Dillichuwu Anigbo, who the Vancouver Police Department named one of B.C.’s most dangerous gangsters in 2021, continued this week in Kelowna Supreme Court. Anigbo has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 57-year-old Kathleen Richardson of Naramata. On June 9, 2021, Richardson was found dead in her home, where

The B.C. government has introduced legislation to make it easier for officials to disregard or delay freedom of information (FOI) requests. Citizens’ Services Minister Diana Gibson claims this will enable requests to be met more quickly by a system overwhelmed by reams of data, but critics and transparency advocates are alarmed. One of those is