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B.C. teen charged in bus stabbing faces home invasion kidnapping charge

B.C. teen charged in bus stabbing faces home invasion kidnapping charge

Nineteen-year-old Ramadhan Ibrahim Hussein faces charges of aggravated assault, break and enter and kidnapping.
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New West’s new civic facility’s name aims to invoke fun, honour First Peoples

New West’s new civic facility’s name aims to invoke fun, honour First Peoples

təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Centre chosen as name of New Westminster’s new facility at a time of Indigenous language revival.
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Photos: təməsew̓txʷ - “It makes New West a better place to live.”

Photos: təməsew̓txʷ - “It makes New West a better place to live.”

Beautiful, awesome, incredible - just some words residents are using to describe New Westminster's new community centre.
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Breaking down the Canucks’ shocking Game 4 comeback

Breaking down the Canucks’ shocking Game 4 comeback

Game 4 was one of the wildest games in Vancouver Canucks' history — or, at least, four minutes of it was.
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Canadian airline ordered to pay passenger for cancelled flight

Canadian airline ordered to pay passenger for cancelled flight

A man's Vancouver-to-San Francisco flight with Flair Airlines was cancelled due to a lack of crew members.
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Police arrest Surrey man in White Rock homicide

Police arrest Surrey man in White Rock homicide

Kulwinder Singh Sohi, 26, suffered fatal stab wounds.
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Could the London Drugs cyberattack impact customer data at Metro Vancouver stores?

Could the London Drugs cyberattack impact customer data at Metro Vancouver stores?

What you need to know about getting your prescriptions and if the likelihood your data might be affected.
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Photos: təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Centre opens in New West

Photos: təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Centre opens in New West

Indigenous blessing and smudging part of opening of New Westminster’s new community centre.
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B.C. university security guard guilty of manslaughter

B.C. university security guard guilty of manslaughter

A Trinity Western University security guard restrained Howard Hill after he was reported rifling through student rooms. Hill died in hospital after being taken off life support.
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Vancouver mayor non-committal on public viewing sites for Canucks' playoff run

Vancouver mayor non-committal on public viewing sites for Canucks' playoff run

Mayor Ken Sim: "Personally, I would love to throw a party right now, but we have to be responsible."
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