Police say say Robert Brown was last seen in the 7600-block of 140th Street on Jan. 24
Police initially told Black Press that Constable Josh Harms didn’t fire his gun
Products that were once big at the table — like meat and dairy — have been put on the back-burner
Bourque is expected to be sentenced on Feb. 8
Cloverdale residents say the Air One chopper was in the air for hours and flying at low altitudes
Automated vehicle demos are being offered, as the two cities plan pilot projects with the shuttles
Police say the suspect is possibly a teenager, or in his early 20s
Bourque is alleged to have breached two of her 43 court-ordered conditions
Driver of suspect vehicle in custody, 17-old-year victim expected to survive
Malcolm Drydgen charged with aggravated after stabbing at Sheraton hotel in Surrey last June
Health minister says this year alone it will mean 288,000 more care hours for local seniors
Students who didn’t attend feeder elementary schools may not be accepted as a result of overcrowding
Vancouver and Surrey’s joint application for $50 million to pilot the “autonomous” vehicles is one of five shortlisted
Send us pictures of your National Lampoon-style lit-up homes, nativity scenes or North Pole playlands
Surrey RCMP believes the ‘significant’ criminal enterprise has ties to the regional gang conflict
The man was 60 feet up the tree for hours, according to a Black Press freelancer at the scene
B.C. government planning up to four applications in North Surrey between April 15 and June 30, 2019
Four people facing 87 fraud, theft charges after huge mail bust in Calgary
AutismBC president Gary Robins says Laurie Guerra’s resignation is effective Nov. 12
Second World War veteran Gerald Gaudet, 96, is one of the eldest of Whalley Legion’s roughly 700 members
