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Boy, 15, dead, 14 year-old charged, after two groups fight in Vancouver

Boy, 15, dead, 14 year-old charged, after two groups fight in Vancouver

VANCOUVER — A 14-year-old was in custody and awaiting a bail hearing Monday after a weekend fight in a park on Vancouver's west side led to the death of a 15-year-old, police said. Sgt.
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Opinion: Will new travel restrictions actually make a difference?

Opinion: Will new travel restrictions actually make a difference?

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Passengers line up for ferries aware of new B.C. travel rules

Passengers line up for ferries aware of new B.C. travel rules

Until May 25, only essential travel is sanctioned between the province's health regions.
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Teen badly hurt in crash after ignoring order to stop, say Abbotsford, B.C., police

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — An 18-year-old woman has been critically hurt after police in Abbotsford, B.C., say a car crashed seconds after ignoring an order to pull over.
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B.C. woman receives hand-written apology after her garden was raided

B.C. woman receives hand-written apology after her garden was raided

If April showers beget May flowers, what kind of weather do you have to get for apologetic letters?
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Police say teen has critical injuries in Vancouver stabbing

VANCOUVER — A teenager has been critically hurt in fight in Vancouver. Police say they responded to a 911 call on Saturday afternoon to the city's west side. They say there was an altercation between a group of young people at a local park.
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Charges laid in targeted killing in busy Vancouver neighbourhood: police

Charges laid in targeted killing in busy Vancouver neighbourhood: police

VANCOUVER — A first-degree murder charge has been laid in what Vancouver police say was a "shocking and unnerving" shooting in a busy city neighbourhood last week. The victim, 31-year-old Harpreet Singh Dhaliwal of Abbotsford, B.C.
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Former cabinet minister says B.C. Liberal government took money laundering seriously

Former cabinet minister says B.C. Liberal government took money laundering seriously

VANCOUVER — A former finance minister says generating higher gaming revenues at the British Columbia Lottery Corp. did not take priority ahead of concerns about money laundering at provincial casinos.
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New B.C. travel restrictions face instant backlash, call for clarity

New B.C. travel restrictions face instant backlash, call for clarity

A lack of details has left civil rights and Indigenous rights groups, along with police, concerned.
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People are calling 911 to ask questions about B.C.'s new travel restrictions

People are calling 911 to ask questions about B.C.'s new travel restrictions

'Remember: 911 is for emergencies only'
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