Tanner Fox shot and killed Chad Colivas of Abbotsford in March 2022 during a botched break-and-enter, the court heard on Friday (April 10). Details of the killing were revealed during proceedings at B.C. Supreme Court in Abbotsford in which Fox pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Colivas’s death. Fox, 25, had initially been charged with second-degree […]

A family experienced a scare last weekend in the Mission area after a bullet landed near a five-year-old’s cup holder in the family vehicle. Rachel McGill, the child’s mother, shared the story in a Facebook post on Wednesday (April 8). The incident occurred on Sunday (April 5) at approximately 5:15 p.m. in the Lost Creek

B.C.’s unemployment rate ticked up 0.6 percentage points in March, reaching 6.7 per cent — the highest level since 2016, excluding the COVID-19 pandemic. “Really brutal numbers,” said Gavin Dew, the B.C. Conservative jobs critic, in an interview. Ravi Kahlon, B.C.’s jobs minister, blamed global uncertainty from tariffs and the war in Iran. “We’ve got

The week of the first game of a new season is always one of the most exciting. After a tough preseason and weeks of planning, it’s great to get started and to see all of the fans coming back out to Willoughby Stadium. So being injured last weekend and missing it was very difficult. RELATED:

A classical concert featuring talented young pianists in the community will be raising money for the food bank in Maple Ridge. The seven musicians will be performing pieces by German composer Johannes Brahms, Polish composer Frederic Chopin, and Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff – in addition to a piano and cello duet. Piano teacher Dan Wardrope