Dozens of Afghans are facing Taliban arrest or worse for having worked with Canadian military
In an 8-1 ruling Friday, the Supreme Court of Canada set aside a $30-million award
Retired colonel Michel Drapeau says civilian courts are the only acceptable venue for trying top brass
A sweltering heat wave baked much of Western Canada the last week of June
Harsha Walia came under fire for a Tweet about the burning of two Roman Catholic churches
Part of the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension’s early works program
Two men, both 25, were taken to hospital with ‘serious injuries’
Jason Himpfen poses ‘significant risk’ to community and those associated with him
Fly-over part of a Lower Mainland-wide salute called Operation Inspiration
A 74-year-old suffered severe burns after getting trapped inside the burning trailer
Judge issues order related to logging protests on Vancouver Island
Violent crimes are up five per cent year-to-date, with most of that increase in Q2
John Horgan says there was discussion about reopening the border as early as next week
No new deaths were reported as a result of the disease
“He had an unparalleled passion for skiing (and) was a fearless entrepreneur.”
The Centre for Innovation and Clean Energy is expected to be open by this fall
People from all over also show support for the security guard
John Horgan says ‘all hands’ are already on deck for firefighting
Investigators believe the group recruited and trafficked underage girls for several months
B.C. Agriculture Minister Lana Popham was guest speaker Friday during Surrey Board of Trade-hosted Zoom meeting
