Residents at an encampment on school property in Princeton have been contacted by the school district and town staff. The incident occurred on Nov. 25. Ed Atkinson, manager of protective services for Princeton, said the Nicola Similkameen School District contacted the town for assistance in removing the camp. He said there were a few people […]
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B.C.’s police watchdog has found that members of the Vanderhoof RCMP were not criminally responsible after a “vulnerable” Indigenous woman went missing in October 2023 and was found dead on Nov. 5 of that year. The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. (IIO) was tasked with deciding whether the RCMP could have done more to find
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Police have found a Pitt Meadows resident who was last heard from on Nov. 25. Ridge Meadows RCMP issued a plea for the public’s help just before 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 26, to find a missing 48-year-old man from Pitt Meadows, who was last heard from a day earlier on Tuesday, Nov. 25. Police
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One of the “Big Four” bands of the thrash metal world is making its way to Abbotsford, with Megadeth recently announcing a string of Canadian shows in early 2026. These metal pioneers have been a staple of the music world since dropping their debut album in 1985, and will now be performing for their Canadian
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Results are in from the review of B.C.’s signature climate policy, Clean B.C., and the prescription is for the province to do more to accelerate the clean energy transition. The review was conducted as part of the deal between the B.C. Green Party to provide legislative support to the governing NDP. The report urges the
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