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When it comes to marine salvage, finders keepers does not apply: lawyer

When it comes to marine salvage, finders keepers does not apply: lawyer

“Anybody finding a wreck should note the vessel’s registration number and inform the Receiver of Wrecks,” says lawyer Darren Williams.
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B.C. health officer mandates those who coach children to get vaccinated

B.C. health officer mandates those who coach children to get vaccinated

VICTORIA — British Columbia's top doctor has updated rules for adults supervising or coaching youth sports teams, saying they must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Helicopter wreckage in B.C. recovered, Transportation Safety Board says

Helicopter wreckage in B.C. recovered, Transportation Safety Board says

SECHELT, B.C. — The Transportation Safety Board says it has recovered the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed into the water off the Sunshine Coast, north of Vancouver, in early October. The board says the helicopter crashed on Oct.
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Licence pulled at Fraser Valley dairy farm after SPCA raises concerns

Licence pulled at Fraser Valley dairy farm after SPCA raises concerns

An investigation is ongoing.
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Vancouver securities dealer moonlighted in real estate; banned and fined $125,000

Vancouver securities dealer moonlighted in real estate; banned and fined $125,000

Lucillia Sok Cheng Tan solicited her mutual fund clients and didn’t cooperate with investigators, according to Mutual Fund Dealers Association panel
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Delta, B.C., police charge two after marijuana edibles found in Halloween bags

Delta, B.C., police charge two after marijuana edibles found in Halloween bags

DELTA, B.C. — Two residents of Delta, B.C., have been charged after an investigation began when parents found marijuana edibles in the Halloween treat bags of two children last year.
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Jumbo: Town that never was soon no longer will be

Jumbo: Town that never was soon no longer will be

The peopleless town had a mayor, council and taxpayer funding
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North Vancouver beef business fined $150,000 for Food and Drugs Act violation

North Vancouver beef business fined $150,000 for Food and Drugs Act violation

Company accidentally sent non-organic cows to organic slaughterhouse
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Kelowna-raised hockey player comes forward as accuser in Chicago Blackhawks sex assault scandal

Kelowna-raised hockey player comes forward as accuser in Chicago Blackhawks sex assault scandal

'I felt alone and dark,' Kyle Beach tells TSN reporter Rick Westhead.
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Province appoints recovery liaisons to help in rebuild of fire-ravaged Lytton, B.C.

Province appoints recovery liaisons to help in rebuild of fire-ravaged Lytton, B.C.

VANCOUVER — The B.C. government says two parliamentary secretaries will work with the Village of Lytton to help it recover from the wildfire that destroyed much of the community.
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