1 structure confirmed lost in Lytton wildfire, evacuation orders, alerts remain in place

The Saw Creek wildfire in Lytton remains an estimated 704 hectares in size as of Monday morning, June 22. In a 10:15 a.m. update from BC Wildfire Service (BCWS), fire activity decreased overnight due to lighter winds and cooler temperatures. However, it is still burning from Rank 1-3. The different Ranks can be found on […]

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Inmate hospitalized after assault at Abbotsford institution

One inmate took an unexpected trip to the hospital on June 18 after being the victim of an assault at Matsqui Institution. The assistant warden of management services, Amrit Hothi, said only one person was injured in the incident at the medium-security penitentiary. After being evaluated by prison staff, the inmate was transported to the

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New B.C. program introduced to monitor chronic property crime offenders

B.C. is investing $16 million to create 12 new regional hubs to supervise and monitor chronic offenders. “The province is targeting chronic property offending that threatens the livelihood of small businesses, which are the backbone of our communities,” Public Safety Minister Nina Krieger said in a Monday news release. “We’re building on progress we’ve made,

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B.C. student among 20 Canadians to receive prestigious TD scholarship

A Surrey student known for empowering young women has been awarded one of Canada’s most prestigious scholarships. Isabella Wen, a Surrey resident and Grade 12 graduate of R.E. Mountain Secondary in Langley, is one of just 20 students across Canada to receive a 2026 TD Scholarship for Community Leadership. The scholarship provides up to $70,000

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