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Maple Ridge homicide victim identified as 55-year-old resident

Maple Ridge homicide victim identified as 55-year-old resident

Homicide Investigators believe the death is suspicious and are asking for public's assistance.
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Dam workforce swings up to 4,778

Dam workforce swings up to 4,778

The jobs count at Site C climbed up to just under 4,800 workers at the start of 2023, according to the latest employment figures from BC Hydro.
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Man fined for caging bear cub

Man fined for caging bear cub

Cub seized from Hudson's Hope area has since been released back into the wild
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Vehicle left in ditch after early Sunday morning collision

Vehicle left in ditch after early Sunday morning collision

Alcohol is considered a factor in the ongoing investigation.
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Royal Roads site likely to be returned to Indigenous people

Royal Roads site likely to be returned to Indigenous people

The federal government is expected to announce in the next few weeks that it intends to return the land where Royal Roads University stands to Indigenous peoples
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Massive industrial drill bit rolls off moving truck on the Malahat

Massive industrial drill bit rolls off moving truck on the Malahat

West Shore RCMP said there were no injuries and no vehicles were damaged in the incident, which happened at about 11:30 a.m. on the Trans-Canada Highway at Aspen Road.
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Prince George group raising money for childhood trauma treatment

Prince George group raising money for childhood trauma treatment

The Forget-Me-Not-Campaign is raising money to help a local community member heal from childhood trauma
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Men's and women's rugby sevens teams have mercurial day at B.C. Place

Men's and women's rugby sevens teams have mercurial day at B.C. Place

The Canadian men lost 19-14 to Spain on Saturday and will play South Africa for 13th place Sunday, while the Canadian women lost 10-5 to New Zealand.
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Shelter stay after eviction an eye-opening experience for carpentry apprentice

Shelter stay after eviction an eye-opening experience for carpentry apprentice

Carpentry apprentice says many of those living in the temporary accommodation are in a similar boat. “They go to work every day — they’re trying to scrimp and save and find a place.”
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Mass roundup, killing of fallow deer to go ahead on Sidney Island

Mass roundup, killing of fallow deer to go ahead on Sidney Island

Parks Canada to proceed with multi-million-dollar cull after property owners on Sidney Island narrowly approved it
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