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Free speech is in the spotlight after the City of Kamloops jacked up the price for controversial politician Dallas Brodie to speak at a publicly-owned venue — forcing her One B.C. party to scramble and change locations just days before the event. The city wanted Brodie, who represents Vancouver-Quilchena in the legislature and is the […]

The cub that was found in Maple Ridge earlier this year is thriving at Critter Care Wildlife Society, and has been named Radar. Radar was the first cub given to Critter Care this spring. They are a Langley-based, accredited facility that will raise him to adulthood, and release the bear back into nature. Radar was

The “Beautiful Dome,” Vancouver Science World’s transformation into the FIFA World Cup match ball, is now complete. The design includes 131 panels installed to create a 360-degree, 40-metre-diameter re-creation of the Adidas Trionda, the official match ball of the 2026 World Cup, a joint release from Destination Vancouver, Science World and the B.C. government. Trionda,

There were 93 accidental drownings in B.C. in 2025, updated B.C. Coroners Service data shows. The B.C. Coroners Service updated its accidental drowning deaths report on Thursday (June 4), detailing deaths from 2015 to 2025. The 93 deaths in 2025 were a five-per-cent decrease from the 98 deaths reported in 2024. Thirty-six of the deaths

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke is distancing herself from the media maelstrom that’s followed the Surrey Police Board’s ouster of founding Surrey Police Service’s chief constable Norm Lipinski earlier this week and subsequent resignation of the board’s chairman and another director. Her political rivals are slamming her as a notorious intellectual author of Lipinski’s departure. Former