Metro Vancouver and the owners of a South Surrey galvanizing plant are seeking a judicial review of a March 27, 2026 decision by the Environmental Appeal Board regarding an air-emissions permit issued to the plant nearly a decade ago, as well as a pair of subsequent amendments. The step is the latest in a process […]
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In Loving Memory ~ Margaret Jones passed away peacefully on Friday, May 29, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and cherished memories. Margaret was the devoted wife of Manfred Jones, her beloved partner and companion through life’s greatest adventures. Together, they embraced the world with open hearts, traveling to new places, building lasting
Chilliwack RCMP is asking the public to keep an eye out for a missing Vancouver man who was last seen in Chilliwack. Taetm Moon, a 28-year-old Indigenous man, was last seen on May 26. “Taetm does not frequent the Chilliwack area but was here visiting family. He is known to stay in the Vancouver area
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The sentencing hearing for a former Surrey massage therapist convicted on multiple counts of sexual assault is to take place this fall in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster. B.C. Prosecution Service officials confirmed the proceedings for Leonard Krekic – who also has ties to both White Rock and Penticton – have been scheduled for
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A Kelowna-made documentary looking into the growing challenge of wildfires across the province has been nominated for multiple film and televsion awards. BC is Burning has been nominated in four short documentary categories in the 2026 Leo Awards. The 47-minute film has been nominated in the categories of Best Short Documentary, Best Direction, Best Picture
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