A Nanaimo native has once again taken a national title in hammer throw. Ethan Katzberg, who trains at Kamloops Track and Field Club, won his fourth-straight hammer throw championship at the Canadian Track and Field Championships in Ottawa on Saturday, June 20, in the senior category – his best throw went 81.13 metres, a press […]
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The chance to chat with a police officer socially, to raise concerns or issues, or just get to know the local officers, is coming to Pitt Meadows. The new independent RCMP detachment is inviting the community to its first Coffee With a Cop event, coming up on Tuesday, June 30. This is an opportunity for
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November 23, 1959 June 16, 2026 We are devastated to announce the passing of Bruce Hutchinson during the early hours of June 16th, 2026, after a courageous battle with cancer. Bruce is lovingly survived by wife Laurie, son Marcus & daughter Elyssa, mother Joan, sisters Melanie & Linda, brothers in law Harold, Sean & Greg.
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A man known as one of the province’s most dangerous gang members now awaits his fate in a first-degree murder trial after 46 days in B.C. Supreme Court. Ekene Anigbo is accused of killing 57-year-old Naramata resident Kathleen Richardson inside her home on June 9, 2021. Anigbo’s trial started on March 2, in which the
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Metro Vancouver Transit Police statistics for the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period last year indicate a 103 per cent increase in the rate of property crimes against boarded public transit passengers, and a five per cent increase in police files to a total of 3,489 in the first three months of