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After meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday, Premier David Eby confirmed that U.S. liquor products will remain off B.C. liquor store shelves, despite pressure from American officials. Eby wants the Americans to ease duties and tariffs on the softwood lumber sector before relenting on U.S. liquor products. “No ifs, ands, or bourbons about […]

Loss of visual reference caused by weather conditions are the likely cause of the Aug. 15, 2024 helicopter crash near Port McNeill, according to a report from the Transportation Safety Board (TSB). The TTSB released its report on April 23, 2026 outlining their findings surrounding the crash that took the life of the pilot. The

An accused drug dealer won a ruling that two warrants the Ridge Meadows RCMP used to investigate him, as part of the detachment’s largest-ever fentanyl seizure, were unlawful. Alen Kadunic was charged with multiple counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking in the Maple Ridge drug investigation, but asserted his charter rights were breached,

An Abbotsford man has now been charged in relation to an assault that occurred at a Skytrain station in September. Metro Vancouver Transit Police announced Thursday (April 23) that Richard Hoff, 39, has been charged with unlawfully causing bodily harm. He remains in custody at this time. The incident took place Sept. 5, 2025 at

The World Sikh Organization of Canada (WSO) is hosting a panel discussion in Surrey, Calgary and Winnipeg this weekend (April 24- 26) about the rise of hatred towards Sikh people in Canada and what can be done to address it. The events coincide with the recent launch of the WSO’s report on Understanding & Addressing