Abbotsford’s music scene took a massive hit on Tuesday (July 21) as one of its more successful artists passed away after a tough fight with cancer. Brian Doerksen had long been a prominent presence in the local faith music community, having consistently put out original tracks since the ’90s. Throughout the years, he did a […]
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UPDATE 12:58 p.m. An Amber Alert for a missing four-year-old boy has been cancelled after the child was found safe. Following the issuance of the alert shortly after midnight on July 22, police received multiple tips from the public. “Those tips assisted investigators and ultimately led to the child being safely located in Vernon,” West
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A man is dead in a police shooting in North Vancouver Tuesday and B.C.’s police watchdog, the Independent Investigations Office of B.C., is now investigating. North Vancouver RCMP responded to reports of a man with an edged weapon allegedly threatening people in a business at Westview Plaza in the 2600-block of Westview Drive around 1:12
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Closures to portions of Highway 1 and 3 remain in effect on Wednesday morning (July 22) due to wildfires near Boston Bar and Manning Park respectively. Highway 1 is closed for a 41.2-kilometre stretch between Hell’s Gate and Boston Bar According to Drive BC, the wildfire burning north of Hells Gate is in close proximity
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Heat and air quality warnings from Environment Canada remain in effect for the Lower Mainland on Wednesday (July 22). Hot temperatures are expected to continue today with daytime highs projected to be in the low to mid 30s. Environment Canada says a gradual cooling trend will begin Thursday (July 23). Western areas of Metro Vancouver
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