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City tree destroyed my trampoline, Abbotsford man says

City tree destroyed my trampoline, Abbotsford man says

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal said Abbotsford doesn't have to pay for John Camarda's fence, trampoline and $5,000 chainsaw costs.
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Damages still owed to Dease Lake sexual battery victim

Damages still owed to Dease Lake sexual battery victim

$222,300 in damages plus interest, are still owed to a victim of a 2016 sexual battery incident in Dease Lake, ruled Smithers Supreme Court on March 14.
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'A bad practice': Liberal MP blocks B.C. journalist on social media

'A bad practice': Liberal MP blocks B.C. journalist on social media

Liberal member of Parliament Parm Bains has blocked a journalist on X; it's a 'bad practice,' says one legal expert.
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B.C. man pleads guilty to assault in strip club encounter

B.C. man pleads guilty to assault in strip club encounter

A man and woman were having sex behind the No5 Orange strip club in Vancouver.
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B.C. man gets conditional discharge after plea to assault causing bodily harm

B.C. man gets conditional discharge after plea to assault causing bodily harm

The conditional discharge included probation and writing a letter of apology.
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B.C. coroner calls inquest into 2019 police shooting that left two dead

B.C. coroner calls inquest into 2019 police shooting that left two dead

SURREY, B.C. — The BC Coroners Service has called an inquest into a police shooting in 2019 that left two people dead, including the hostage officers were trying to save. B.C.
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Mild winter kicks off early start to allergy season in B.C.

Mild winter kicks off early start to allergy season in B.C.

If you have a runny nose and itchy eyes, you aren't alone.
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Convicted B.C. cat killer admits to restraining order need

Convicted B.C. cat killer admits to restraining order need

Kayla Bourque killed and eviscerated her family's pet dog and cat.
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Unions want more say in decisions that shape BC's forestry policy

Unions want more say in decisions that shape BC's forestry policy

PPWC Local 9 president Chuck LeBlanc says it's vital that workers' voices be heard by government and industry leaders to keep forest sector healthy
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Dawson Creek mayor launches youth survey

Dawson Creek mayor launches youth survey

The Dawson Creek Mayor's office launched a youth survey on March 15, titled "Inspiring the Future: Make Your Voice Heard", seeking input to better understand the needs of youth in the community.
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