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Nina Krieger’s first foray into provincial politics has been nothing short of a “wild ride.” While working as executive director of the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, she decided to seek the BC NDP nomination in Victoria-Swan Lake for the 2024 election. Under the tutelage of retiring longtime NDP MLA Rob Fleming, Krieger learned about the […]

The federal RCMP announced its Vancouver-based cybercrime unit helped take down over 1,000 malicious servers as part of an international operation targeting cybercrime. Over a dozen law enforcement and judicial agencies from across Europe, North America and Australia took part in this latest phase of Operation Endgame, according to a news release from the federal

Langley Township’s mayor and two councillors have filed a legal response to a countersuit launched by another councillor, part of a court battle over allegedly defamatory statements posted online. Mayor Eric Woodward and Councillors Rob Rindt and Tim Baillie have filed a response to the countersuit filed earlier this fall by Coun. Kim Richter and

Dear Editor, Though debate continues about whether The ACT Arts Centre should be run directly by the city, one should not overlook its current visual art exhibition “Ichigo Ichie — The Fruit That Bears Secrets” (running through Dec. 13). It’s well worth a visit. Artist Cindy Mochizuki uses oral histories, multimedia, and digital animation to

The early season misery continued on the weekend for the Abbotsford Canucks, as the club dropped two more games in California on Saturday (Nov. 15) and Sunday (Nov. 16). The road trip got off to a terrible start, with the Canucks allowing three goals on eight shots in the first period to the San Diego