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With much sadness, the family of Betty Lorraine El Adam (Willis) announces her passing on December 30, 2025 in Mission, BC, after a courageous battle with cancer. She was wrapped in love and surrounded by family in her final days. Betty was born on August 28, 1953. Raised by her parents, Len and Hazel Willis, […]

The B.C. Ministry of the Attorney General has launched a civil forfeiture action against a property in rural Maple Ridge, claiming it was used for unlawful purposes, and obtained through crime. Bobby Shah’s 7,200 square foot home on 124th Avenue has six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, and is currently listed for sale at a price

Surrey Police Service is looking into whether someone inside a Bear Creek-area home fired back during a shooting incident early Saturday morning in Surrey. SPS confirmed Monday (Jan. 19) that SPS officers are investigating “whether an individual or individuals inside the residence carelessly used firearms at the time of the incident,” in regards to an

The latest statistics from United States Customs and Border Protection for the border crossing at Porthill, Idaho, just south of Creston, show traffic down by approximately 30,000 passenger vehicles. That’s through the end of September, 2025. During that time, 123,000 vehicles crossed at Porthill. The previous year there were 151,000. That’s a considerable drop for

B.C. is holding off on planned changes to the Heritage Conservation Act until it can get more feedback from industry, local governments and First Nations. The Heritage Conservation Act is the piece of legislation that governs the rules landowners must abide by when archeological artifacts are found on their property. In an effort to update