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“I want to see the province step up and look at my original letter that got hand delivered to Mark Carney,” said Debbie Henderson to politicians at the B.C. Legislature on May 26. Henderson is the aunt of Bailey McCourt, a Kelowna woman killed during a brazen, daytime attack on July 4, 2025. McCourt’s estranged […]

A bill to mandate dashboard cameras in commercial vehicles has passed third reading in the B.C. Legislature. The private member’s bill was introduced by Kamloops-North Thompson MLA Ward Stamer. According to a May 26 press release from the Conservative Party of British Columbia, the bill will make B.C. the first Canadian jurisdiction to require commercial

WARNING: this article contains content related to a domestic violence murder trial which may be distressing to some readers. Reader discretion is advised. If you or someone you know has been harmed by domestic violence (gender-based violence), contact Archway Society for Domestic Peace at 250-542-1122 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week). Day two

Seventeen men, including two from Surrey, B.C., have been arrested by Peel Regional Police and face a total of 106 criminal charges in connection with the ongoing extortion crisis targeting the South Asian community in the Peel Region in Southern Ontario. Police believe that the majority of those arrested have ties to the international criminal

The lawyer for the Quesnel city councillor sued for defamation by the wife of Mayor Ron Paull says the lawsuit should be dismissed because Pat Morton’s real aim is to punish and suppress political expression. On May 12 in Quesnel, before BC Supreme Court Justice Ronald Tindale, Anja Nel said the public interest in Coun.