Police investigating Friday morning South Surrey home invasion

Surrey police are investigating after a 65-year-old woman was injured in a home invasion. On Friday (March 27) around 11:15 a.m., Surrey Police Service officers responded to a residence in the 14400-block of 32B Avenue in South Surrey, where it was reported that armed individuals had been. Inside the home, a 65-year-old woman was found […]

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North Okanagan Butcher Hub helping small-scale meat producers get to market

Excitement is brewing among local farmers and consumers alike with the creation of a hub in Spallumcheen that aims to reduce bottlenecks for small-scale meat producers, and bring local cuts to dinner tables. Located in the Spallumcheen Industrial Park off L & A Road, the North Okanagan Butcher Hub is billed as a way to

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Murdered B.C. teen’s family backs move to extend parole ineligibility

A push for change on Parliament Hill in Ottawa has been welcomed by the family of Langford teenager Kimberly Proctor, who was murdered 16 years ago. Cowichan-Malahat-Langford MP Jeff Kibble’s private member’s bill, which aims to keep the most serious offenders off the street for longer, was passed by the House of Commons at second

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New underwater camera a game changer for Maple Ridge environmental agency

Alouette River Management Society, (ARMS), has purchased a new underwater camera allowing them to study salmonoids in their natural habitat. The camera was purchased in June last year for $720 after ARMS received a short-term grant from Pacific Salmon Foundation, and it is a “big game changer”, said Sophie Sparrow with the environmental organization that

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