Makar leads Avs to wild 8-6 win over Oilers in Western Conference final opener
Edmonton, Colorado clash again in Game 2 Thursday in DenverThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2022
Month: May 2022
Texas police: School door shut but didn’t lock before attack
Gunman used it to get inside and kill 19 students and two teachersAssociated Press / May 31, 2022
‘Angel in disguise’: Saanich woman looks for mystery Good Samaritan after medical incident
The woman not only called 911 but also drove Mary Gresham’s husband home from Mount Douglas ParkWire Service / May 31, 2022
Understanding B.C.’s old-growth logging deferrals by the numbers
Forests minister: deferrals a temporary measure aimed at preventing irreversible biodiversity lossThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2022
Panama replaces Iran as Canada opponent in World Cup warmup
61st-ranked country will be opponent now for Sunday match in VancouverAssociated Press / May 31, 2022
Measures in new bill to keep guns from abusers, stalkers, welcomed by advocates
New law calls for automatic removal of gun licences for domestic violence or stalkingThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2022
Hedley singer Jacob Hoggard facing new sexual assault charge
Jury deliberations in earlier case against Hoggard have begun, meaning new charge can be made publicThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2022
Jury finds Alberta men guilty of murder and manslaughter in shooting
Crown argued the accused, Anthony and Roger Bilodeau, took the law into their own handsThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2022
Former chef of remote Coastal GasLink camp sues for sexual battery, unsanitary workplace
Woman says nothing was done after she was groped against her consentJane Skrypnek / May 31, 2022
Get outside and celebrate the second annual BC Trails Day
Events being hosted in 46 communities across the provinceJosh Piercey / May 31, 2022
Race affected care for B.C. man who killed himself after visiting Regina hospital: family
Abbotsford’s Samwel Uko had sought mental help at Regina General Hospital the morning before drowningThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2022
Dog discovered near Kelowna with gunshot wounds expected to make full recovery
Rose and her brother were found abandoned on a property in BeaverdellWire Service / May 31, 2022
B.C. approved to decriminalize possession of small amounts of street drugs as deaths soar
Personal possession of up to 2.5 grams to be allowed for three years beginning Jan. 31, 2023Jane Skrypnek / May 31, 2022
Vancouver Island man, accused of abducting his daughter, arrested
Bennett arrested during traffic stopRobert Barron / May 31, 2022
B.C. researchers with 1st-in-Canada energy modelling centre take aim at decarbonization
Three schools collaborating to provide evidence-based energy models, inform governmentsSaanich News Staff / May 31, 2022
B.C. couple commissions Indigenous art for skateboards
Brenda Knights and Jason Bothe run initiatives to get Indigenous youths skateboardingSobia Moman / May 31, 2022
PHOTOS: Driver recovering in hospital after vehicle plunges into Harrison Lake
Multiple emergency agencies assisted in the frigid underwater rescueAdam Louis / May 31, 2022
Langley City mayor was censured for ‘bullying’ staffer: statement
Council statement says Val van den Broek made ‘unjustified and false statements’ about City employeeDan Ferguson / May 31, 2022
B.C. minimum wage going up to $15.65, highest among provinces
Rate tied to inflation, 2.8% increase based on 2021 pricesTom Fletcher / May 31, 2022
B.C. starts Burnaby Hospital upgrade as rural hospitals face weekend ward closures
Hospitals at Clearwater, Port McNeill closed temporarily, Burnaby gets $1.3 billion upgradeThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2022