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A jet-ski operator had to be rescued Monday evening after allegedly hitting a whale in Burrard Inlet in Vancouver. Vancouver police received multiple reports of a jet skier that collided with a whale near Siwash Rock on Monday (May 4) around 7:30 p.m. The jet-ski operator needed to be rescued from the water by a […]

Details are emerging about the scene of a double homicide in south Langley, a semi-rural location with a large house that included a basement rental suite, and a barn with horse paddocks and corral. Online real estate ads show the 19-acre South Langley property in the 21000-block of 16 Ave. had been on the market

There is an online fundraiser for a Pitt Meadows family who were burned out of their home early Sunday morning, May 3. The community is rallying around the Adamus family, as they search for temporary housing and work to replace essential belongings. They are Wally, Shannon, Tamara, Calen and toddler Lily. “Thankfully, everyone is safe,

An open fire prohibition will go into effect at noon on May 7 in the Coastal Fire Centre, with the exception of Haida Gwaii. Campfires (category one), backyard burning (category two) and industrial burning (category three) will all be prohibited, according to Julia Caranci, Coastal Fire Centre information officer. “All three activities are going to

The premier, the attorney general, and the house leader all say they know nothing about claims from former Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart that a B.C. cabinet minister is under a federal investigation for alleged foreign interference. B.C. Conservative interim Leader Trevor Halford asked Premier David Eby about the “startling accusations” during Question Period on Tuesday