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All-electric tugboats ready to charge into action in Vancouver harbour

All-electric tugboats ready to charge into action in Vancouver harbour

There are just six electric tugboats in the world, and two of them are set to ply the waters of Burrad Inlet
B.C. man jailed for sexual abuse should get three more years for drug dealing, says Crown

B.C. man jailed for sexual abuse should get three more years for drug dealing, says Crown

Da Wei Chen pleaded guilty to seven counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking.
B.C. man pleads not guilty in Chinatown triple stabbing

B.C. man pleads not guilty in Chinatown triple stabbing

The man allegedly stabbed three people while on a day pass from a psychiatric facility where, five months earlier, he had been deemed a “significant” threat to public safety after.
Four Sea to Sky freestylers podium at 2024 Nationals

Four Sea to Sky freestylers podium at 2024 Nationals

Krumme victorious twice as Trotter earns bronze; Heslop and Oliver take gold and silver respectively
Police investigating report of daytime shooting in Langley

Police investigating report of daytime shooting in Langley

Police are looking to speak with witnesses or anyone who has dash-camera footage.
What are the Canucks’ best defence pairings for the playoffs?

What are the Canucks’ best defence pairings for the playoffs?

The Vancouver Canucks have one set defence pairing: Quinn Hughes and Filip Hronek. But what are the ideal pairings behind them?
B.C. man accused in 2018 stabbing death to have bail hearing

B.C. man accused in 2018 stabbing death to have bail hearing

Abeal Negussie Abera was rushed to hospital in critical condition and died a week later.
Trudeau’s staff on Vancouver Chinese consulate allegations: ‘Bragging is not doing’

Trudeau’s staff on Vancouver Chinese consulate allegations: ‘Bragging is not doing’

'It seemed improbable that the Chinese government would have a preference' for a Canadian government, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told the foreign interference commission
B.C. police watchdog suggests charges against RCMP officers

B.C. police watchdog suggests charges against RCMP officers

The Independent Investigations Office of BC has recommended two North Okanagan Vernon RCMP officers may have committed offences after a man was seriously injured while being arrested.
Popular B.C. burger bar fined $7,000 for serving minor

Popular B.C. burger bar fined $7,000 for serving minor

The fine decision said ID training policies at Port Moody's Romer's Burger Bar were confusing and staff inadequately trained to assess customers.