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B.C. woman dubbed 'Wires' wants stock fraud charges dropped

B.C. woman dubbed 'Wires' wants stock fraud charges dropped

The SEC alleges Yvonne Gasarchis received over $1 million between 2010 and 2019 for facilitating transactions between shell companies
RCMP looking for fake cop who stole money after conducting alleged Coquitlam traffic stop

RCMP looking for fake cop who stole money after conducting alleged Coquitlam traffic stop

Motorist explained to the local detachment the vehicle that pulled them over flashed red and blue lights, but the man wasn't wearing a police uniform.
Video: Spoof Spiderman trailer filmed in Richmond hits 1 million views online

Video: Spoof Spiderman trailer filmed in Richmond hits 1 million views online

Viewership numbers show people's appreciation for our work, according to Richmond resident
Coquihalla Highway to reopen next week

Coquihalla Highway to reopen next week

Highway 5 will reopen to commercial traffic and buses
B.C. health officials using 'strict processes' to prevent COVID vaccine record fraud

B.C. health officials using 'strict processes' to prevent COVID vaccine record fraud

VICTORIA — British Columbia health officials say COVID-19 immunization records entered into the provincial immunization registry that are suspected to be fraudulent are being reported to law enforcement.
B.C. welcomes federal government's 'initial' $5 billion in flood disaster relief

B.C. welcomes federal government's 'initial' $5 billion in flood disaster relief

VICTORIA — British Columbia's finance minister says the federal government's $5 billion contribution to flood disaster recovery efforts in the province is a historic amount of cash that reflects the extreme nature of the disaster.
COVID-19 modelling in B.C. shows increases on Vancouver Island, spread of Omicron

COVID-19 modelling in B.C. shows increases on Vancouver Island, spread of Omicron

VANCOUVER — British Columbia health officials are recommending against large holiday parties with COVID-19 cases poised to rise because of the quick-moving Omicron variant, but the threat still won't prompt the rollout of free at-home rapid tests bef
'More pressure': B.C. not immune to trades training decline seen across Canada

'More pressure': B.C. not immune to trades training decline seen across Canada

Women seeking trades certification more adversely affected than men by pandemic
School files safety lawsuit against Vancouver subway project

School files safety lawsuit against Vancouver subway project

A Vancouver school is taking legal action against the Broadway Subway Project, saying the worksite does not have proper safeguards to ensure the safety of children attending the nearby school
Meet Zen the dog, provider of mental health support for Vancouver police officers

Meet Zen the dog, provider of mental health support for Vancouver police officers

Labrador-golden retriever unique to police departments in B.C.