Premier David Eby says his government will stand with the Tumbler Ridge community “in the days and weeks and months ahead” following a shooting that left 10 people dead, including the suspect. Eby, joined by Public Safety Minister Nina Krieger Tuesday night (Feb. 10), provided the provincial government’s update in the fatal shooting in Tumbler […]

UPDATE, 6:11 p.m. Pacific: Ten people are dead, including the suspect, after a school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, in northeastern B.C. Tuesday (Feb. 10). B.C. RCMP cancelled the emergency alert incident at 5:45 p.m., hours after it was first issued. Police said there are not believed to be any more suspects at large, or an

The City of Pitt Meadows has been selected as one of B.C.’s top employers for 2026. The city was awarded the prestigious designation this week by Mediacorp Canada, which recognizes organizations across the province for excellence in workplace culture, employee engagement, and progressive people practices. There are 118 full-time and 44 part-time employees working for

Monty Python meets Robin Hood in an upcoming production of the classic hero’s tale at Westview Secondary. Theatre director April Allan described the retelling of the story about the archer who robs from the rich to feed the poor, as a combination between the British comedy troupe Monty Python and the 1993 film “Robin Hood:

While the province put pressure for a speedy approval to expand the Copper Mountain Mine, the mine’s owners have signed new participation agreements with the Upper and Lower Similkameen Indian Band that include environmental protection terms. In a joint news release issued on Feb. 10, Copper Mountain’s owner, Hudbay Minerals, announced the new agreements, signed