After more than two years searching for the truth about what happened to her brother in a downtown Trail back alley, Adena Wong says the acquittal in the case has left her family with a mix of disappointment, heartbreak and unanswered questions. “It’s really hard to say how I’m feeling because it’s very conflicting,” Wong […]
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A Surrey murder suspect is expected to appear in court on Monday (May 11) after investigators from the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team took custody of him on April 24 from the U.S. Marshals Service and brought him back to Canada to answer to his alleged crime. Sergeant Freda Fong said the BC Prosecution Service approved
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After back-to-back weekends of non-stop volleyball action at Tradex, the winners of the 2026 Volleyball BC Provincial Championship have now been crowned. Abbotsford played host to the older age groups, ranging from 13 to 18 years old. Coming out on top in the girls’ division was the Tri-Cities-based Ducks Volleyball Club, whose teams won two
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Tamara Jansen, MP for Cloverdale Langley City, says new testimony given to a Parliamentary committee is raising “serious concerns” about the upcoming planned expansion of medical assistance in dying, or MAiD. The federal government is planning to expand MAiD eligibility on Saint Patrick’s Day in 2027 to include people suffering solely from a mental illness.
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Langley City Councillor Delaney Mack is taking her own City council and Mayor Nathan Pachal to court, arguing that they violated her Charter rights to free speech. Mack filed the legal action on May 6 as a petition to the court, a type of proceeding in which the courts are asked to intervene, often to
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