The three suspects in an early morning extortion-related shooting in South Surrey appeared in Surrey Provincial Court Thursday. The trio — all foreign nationals — appeared via video in courtroom 108 Thursday morning (Feb. 5) for their first appearance related to the Feb. 1 Crescent Beach incident, where shots were fired and a small fire […]
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UPDATE Feb. 5: Police have caught up with a ‘violent’ wanted man. Vernon North Okanagan RCMP issued a notice Jan. 28 of Brandon Tarl Thomas Wilson, wanted for a number of firearms offences. Wilson, 39, was considered violent and the public was warned not to approach him but to call 911. Police confirmed Feb. 4
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Former B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad would not comment on rumours he is mulling another run for the party’s top post, but he did not deny it either. “At this point, I have no comment,” he told Black Press Media Thursday (Feb. 5). “However, I will make myself available next week in Victoria.” The rumours
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Team captain Zack Lagrange had four goals and six points as his Ridge Meadows Flames beat the Burnaby Steelers 9-3 on Wednesday night, Feb. 4. The outburst gives last season’s scoring leader in the Pacific Junior Hockey League 24 goals and 45 points in 29 games. He teamed up with Matthew Biros on a lot
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Premier Danielle Smith is calling on the Federal Government to reform the federal judicial appointment process. In a letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney dated Jan 23, Smith said that the province wants a “meaningful role” in judicial appointment. Smith said in her letter that the Alberta Government is willing to withhold “the necessary funding
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