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'Zombie apocalypse' Vancouver weapons cache nets 18 months' probation

'Zombie apocalypse' Vancouver weapons cache nets 18 months' probation

Police called to a Vancouver domestic dispute found guns, knives, daggers, ammunition, a Taser, pepper spray and a sword.
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Surrey politician Jinny Sims joins new Surrey Forward party, announces mayoral bid

Surrey politician Jinny Sims joins new Surrey Forward party, announces mayoral bid

SURREY, B.C. — Longtime British Columbia teacher, labour leader and politician Jinny Sims has announced her intention to run for mayor in Surrey when municipal elections are held this fall.
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Access to B.C. government information rooted in culture of secrecy, MLA committee hears

Access to B.C. government information rooted in culture of secrecy, MLA committee hears

British Columbia's information and privacy system requires many changes, says the eight-member committee.
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Air, water search underway after empty powerboat found drifting off Vancouver

Air, water search underway after empty powerboat found drifting off Vancouver

VANCOUVER — A drifting and empty rental boat has prompted a full-scale search in the waters off Vancouver.
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B.C. film directors, producers settle labour dispute

B.C. film directors, producers settle labour dispute

Directors had issued strike notice in late April
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Home-share provider says she sought help for Sooke man killed last month

Home-share provider says she sought help for Sooke man killed last month

Jamie Joe was found dead in the bedroom of the Throup Road home on May 15. Police haven't said how he died.
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Record-high fuel prices crippling BC trucking industry

Record-high fuel prices crippling BC trucking industry

Fuel surcharges not enough, government tax cuts needed to protect profit margins for truck drivers and keep a lid on grocery prices
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Langford mayor, former fire chief to lead humanitarian mission in Ukraine

Langford mayor, former fire chief to lead humanitarian mission in Ukraine

Artem Luzanovskyi, who escaped the Russian-controlled Donbas region in southeastern Ukraine with just a small backpack and an English dictionary, was feeling emotional and grateful as he listened to Langford’s plans to help his war-torn country.
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High streamflow advisory for B.C.'s lower Fraser River, snowpack remains high

High streamflow advisory for B.C.'s lower Fraser River, snowpack remains high

VICTORIA — Increasing snowmelt and wet weather have led to a high streamflow advisory for several British Columbia communities along the lower Fraser River.
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BC Ferries fined $674,000 over worker who drowned after falling from vessel

BC Ferries fined $674,000 over worker who drowned after falling from vessel

RICHMOND, B.C. — British Columbia's health and safety agency for workers has imposed a hefty fine on BC Ferry Services Inc., over the death of one of its workers in June 2020.
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