The B.C. government is reporting success regarding a program cracking down on high-risk repeat offenders. The Repeat Violent Offending Intervention Initiative (ReVOII), which launched in 2023, is being hailed as a success as the province says the program has resulted in reduced police interactions, faster charge approvals and increased time in custody for repeat violent-offenders. […]

Leonard Hil Marriott is once again in hot water with the Law Society of BC. The legal regulator has now accused the former Vernon lawyer of improperly transferring half of his client’s property to himself, and misappropriating more than $116,000 of the client’s money. The accusations follow a string of professional misconduct findings against Marriott

The Vancouver Goldeneyes made PWHL history Tuesday night (Dec. 16) by winning their first three inaugural season home games. Goldeneyes forward Jenn Gardiner said it was amazing not only to win at home but also to set a new PWHL record. “It’s pretty incredible to get to play in this building,” Gardiner said. “I think

Thanks in large part to social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest, more and more British Columbians are going all out with elaborate holiday displays that feature inflatables, electronics, and enough twinkling lights to be seen from the International Space Station. A survey conducted on behalf of BC Hydro, entitled “Lights for likes:

Schools are closed in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows on Wednesday, Dec. 17, due to power outages. “Most buildings are without power, resulting in no heat or internal lighting, and security shutters cannot be raised,” says the School District 42 social media. “Due to the scale of outages, significant road debris, and dangerous winds affecting