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An angry Vancouver Giants head coach Parker Burgess had nothing good to say about the rival Wenatchee Wild after losing 3-2 in a shootout at Town Toyota Center in a game that injured another top player, again. “I am absolutely infuriated,” Burgess said after Sunday’s game that saw new team captain Ryan Lin taken out. […]

Investigators identified the victim of a “targeted shooting” in Abbotsford on Friday (Jan. 9) as 28-year-old Navpreet Dhaliwal. According to a news release from the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT), Dhaliwal was from Abbotsford and known to police. IHIT said the investigation indicates that the shooting was linked to “the ongoing B.C. gang conflict.” “This

The Fraser Valley is on flood watch as an atmospheric river continues to bring heavy rain to the region. A yellow rainfall warning from Environment Canada remains in place on Monday (Jan. 12) with between 75 and 100 mm of rain expected through the evening. “The heavy rain will gradually ease tonight as the atmospheric

More than seven years after two sulphuric acid spills along Highway 3B in Trail prompted thousands of insurance claims, a civil lawsuit launched by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) remains unresolved in B.C. Supreme Court. The public insurer filed a notice of civil claim in October 2018 on behalf of affected policyholders against

A local rise in online anti-South Asian hate is part of a larger trend, according to two professors at the University of the Fraser Valley. Dr. Hassan Javid, a professor of sociology at UFV, said it’s part of a broader anti-migrant sentiment around much of the Western world, concurrent with the rise of right-wing populist