Canada Post workers recently voted overwhelmingly in favour of tentative collective agreements reached between the Canadian Union of Postal Workers and Canada Post in December 2025. Rural and Suburban Mail Carriers voted 85.9 per cent to accept their contract, and Urban Postal Operations workers voted 89 per cent in favour, according to unaudited results. Workers […]

A charred vehicle destroyed by a “suspicious fire” sat abandoned for several days inside Goldstream Provincial Park while officials decided who would pay for the cleanup. Langford towing company Westshore Towing – who was called to remove the vehicle Friday (May 29) – said they were unable to move the car until someone took financial

A 32-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder in relation to a Surrey roadside shooting that took place on Jan. 13. Over the past months, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) has been investigating the trail of evidence following the shooting of 46-year-old Baljinder “Binder” Singh Garcha. The shots fired incident took place on

A person was found deceased in the Fraser River near Agassiz following reports of someone jumping off the Agassiz-Rosedale Bridge on Monday. Spokesperson Cpl. Carmen Kiener said the deceased person was located with the assistance of Kent-Harrison Search and Rescue and RCMP Air Services. The investigation into the death is ongoing. No further information was

Politics has become so expensive that it takes a lot of money even to be defeated, American comedian Will Rogers once said, and so it is in Maple Ridge. Elections B.C. has announced the candidate expense limits for B.C. jurisdictions, for the coming Oct. 17 local elections. A candidate running for mayor of Maple Ridge