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More people are voicing criticism over a mother bear being shot in a provincial park near Maple Ridge, and her two young cubs taken to a wildlife shelter. The Fur-Bearers, a wildlife protection organization, is calling on BC Parks to strengthen education, enforcement, and waste management practices in provincial parks following the death of the […]

Three young e-dirt bike drivers are facing heavy fines after being stopped by police and now the Maple Ridge RCMP are putting out a warning about the illegal usage of these bikes on public streets. On April 29, police stopped a youth who was doubling a friend on an e-dirt bike as they travelled at

As the dust settles on the B.C. Conservative leadership race, one of the first tasks for party Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay is to figure out how to secure a seat in the legislature for herself through a byelection. But she’ll need a seat to open up. On Tuesday, former party leader John Rustad didn’t rule out

RCMP say the bodies of two paddleboarders have been recovered from a lake near Squamish. Two people were reported to have fallen from their paddleboard on Browning Lake on May 30, Sea to Sky RCMP said in a news release Tuesday (June 2). Police received a report around 3 p.m. that day that two people

The Vancouver Canucks have signed Russian forward Ilya Safonov to a one-year, two-way contract. This is the first player signing for the newly appointed Canucks general manager, Ryan Johnson, who believes the 25-year-old can compete at the NHL level. “Ilya had a solid year in Russia and a strong playoff. We like his size and