Surrey, Maple Ridge companies square off over alleged client info theft

A Lower Mainland industrial firm is suing its former managing director, as well as his family and a competing firm, over claims that he took confidential information, and poached clients before and after leaving his job. AFX Mixing and Pumping Technologies, which was based in Maple Ridge, sued Shaune McKinon, his wife and two children, […]

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Metal bands battle in B.C. to play prestigious Wacken festival in Germany

For the last nine years, battles have been held across Canada for one independent metal band to perform at the world’s largest metal festival, Wacken Open Air in Wacken, Germany. This year will be no exception, and B.C. bands are being offered three chances to make the cut. Wacken Metal Battle Canada (WMBC) is giving

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Highway 1 closing for 8 hours in B.C. at Rogers Pass amid snowfall warning

Motorists planning to drive between Revelstoke and Golden this Tuesday afternoon will have to adjust their plans, as the Trans-Canada Highway will be closed for eight hours due to incoming snowfall. Highway 1 will close from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. PST on Jan. 6 between the two communities, as Parks Canada plans avalanche control

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‘Undue risk’ to society: Vancouver Island teen’s killer again denied parole

Warning: this story contains details of violence and sexual assault One of the two men convicted of killing Langford teenager Kimberly Proctor in 2010 has again been denied parole. Turning down his application for full parole, the Parole Board of Canada said 31-year-old Kruse Wellwood still presents an “undue risk” to society if released. Echoing

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