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RCMP seek witnesses after stabbing on Surrey, B.C., city bus

RCMP seek witnesses after stabbing on Surrey, B.C., city bus

SURREY, B.C. — Mounties in Surrey are investigating a weekend stabbing on a city bus that has sent a man to the hospital. They say it happened shortly before 2:40 p.m.
Victoria signals to province: invoice is in the mail

Victoria signals to province: invoice is in the mail

Council has approved $100,000 in stop-gap funding for Our Place to cover operations and a storage facility for the homeless community.
Dog that mortally injured another dog at Willows Beach has been euthanized

Dog that mortally injured another dog at Willows Beach has been euthanized

Armed Forces detonating explosives on Bentinck Island

Armed Forces detonating explosives on Bentinck Island

In a statement, DND said training events are critical to ensure military members gain core skills and maintain operational readiness.
B.C. 911 dispatch service 'functioning as normal' following unplanned outage

B.C. 911 dispatch service 'functioning as normal' following unplanned outage

VANCOUVER — The dispatch service that handles most of British Columbia's 911 calls says its lines are again operating as normal after an "unplanned outage" Saturday morning.
Abbotsford, B.C., police arrest 50-year-old man for woman's death

Abbotsford, B.C., police arrest 50-year-old man for woman's death

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — Police in Abbotsford say a man has been arrested in the death of a woman after officers responded to a report of an assault at a home in the city Friday night. They say that patrol officers received the call around 10:50 p.m.
New public-transit system rolls for Tofino-Ucluelet in April

New public-transit system rolls for Tofino-Ucluelet in April

Regional district is setting up West Coast Transit, hopes B.C. Transit will eventually take it over.
'Danger trees' being removed from Goldstream campground

'Danger trees' being removed from Goldstream campground

The Ministry of Environment says an assessment of the thousands of trees in the campground identified 91 trees that required removal or pruning
Former Nanaimo chief financial officer loses CPA designation, must pay fine

Former Nanaimo chief financial officer loses CPA designation, must pay fine

Victor Mema was found guilty of “unprofessional conduct” for his actions while employed with Nanaimo and Sechelt by a discipline tribunal of the Chartered Professional Accountants of Alberta
No internal records about Premier Eby's social media mix-up

No internal records about Premier Eby's social media mix-up

A erroneous message was posted by the premier's team on Jan. 27, International Holocaust Remembrance Day.