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B.C. police watchdog called to investigate fatal shooting during arrest

B.C. police watchdog called to investigate fatal shooting during arrest

KEREMEOS, B.C. — British Columbia's police watchdog has been called to investigate after a man was fatally shot and a woman was seriously injured in an incident involving RCMP in the southern Interior.
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UBCM: B.C. health care in crisis, municipal leaders tell Dix

UBCM: B.C. health care in crisis, municipal leaders tell Dix

"Never has so much been asked of our health-care system," said Health Minister Adrian Dix.
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Canadian households have $6B worth of dead cellphones lying around

Canadian households have $6B worth of dead cellphones lying around

That's about 60 million idle phones.
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Bearhole Lake wildfire ignition planned

Bearhole Lake wildfire ignition planned

Weather permitting.
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B.C. home sales entering 'balanced market' as Fraser Valley prices plummet

B.C. home sales entering 'balanced market' as Fraser Valley prices plummet

U.S. inflation data in September indicated persistent interest rate hikes that will weigh on Greater Vancouver markets
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Municipalities' compassionate approach to homelessness draws tears at UBCM

Municipalities' compassionate approach to homelessness draws tears at UBCM

Creating small homes for marginalized people creates greater connection to communities, better health conditions, lower crime rates and employment, say some B.C. mayors.
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B.C. man used investor's mortgage to pay his company debts

B.C. man used investor's mortgage to pay his company debts

Geoffrey Rajay Sidhu violated the B.C. Securities Act by not providing proper documentation to an investor.
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Photos: 'What we do is addictive': Coquitlam students repurpose wedding flowers for non-profit they started

Photos: 'What we do is addictive': Coquitlam students repurpose wedding flowers for non-profit they started

For high tea today (Tuesday) to mark the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, residents at a Port Coquitlam seniors home will be surrounded by roses, hydrangeas and wildflowers thanks to Repeat Floral.
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Cascadia high-speed rail study receives $300K from B.C.

Cascadia high-speed rail study receives $300K from B.C.

Washington state legislators earmarked US$150M to ramp up development earlier this year.
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Three puppies dead after 'highly contagious' parvo outbreak in Vancouver

Three puppies dead after 'highly contagious' parvo outbreak in Vancouver

"We urge anyone in the area whose dog or puppy is exhibiting these symptoms to seek veterinary help right away."
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