By Bob Marjanovich It’s not the start Evander Kane wanted to his NHL season. At least not on a personal level as the Vancouver Canucks prized off-season acquisition has yet to score for his new team, but the veteran forward is happy with the way the club has been battling through some early-season adversity enroute […]
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The City of Surrey and its police board are caught up in a proposed class action lawsuit by former female police officers despite none of the six plaintiffs listed having been employed by the Surrey defendants. A proposed class action lawsuit by current or former female police officers against the City of Surrey, Surrey Police
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Not all employers are made equal, with the City of Abbotsford standing out as a top contender for job seekers after being named one of the best places to work in 2025. Every year, Canadian HR Reporter publishes its list of the best companies to work for in Canada, and the City of Abbotsford is
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A staff sergeant with the Langley RCMP has been convicted of assaulting a suspect while he was being booked into custody at the detachment holding cells on Aug. 17, 2020. Justice John Gibb-Carsley rejected the testimony of S/Sgt. Damian Volk during the trial and relied instead on extensive video evidence from inside the Langley detachment,
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The Canadian Football League announced Wednesday (Oct. 29) that six members of the BC Lions have been named to the West Division All-CFL Team for 2025: quarterback Nathan Rourke, receivers Keon Hatcher Sr. and Justin McInnis, offensive tackle Jarell Broxton, defensive end Mathieu Betts and kicker Sean Whyte. Rourke who, along with setting a new
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