1. B.C. cities want more money, and more talk, on legal pot
Ahead of the annual Union of B.C. Municipalities convention in Vancouver Sept. 27, mayors are wanting to make sure they too are ready for pot legalization next year. See more >
2. Teen hit with baseball bat in New Westminster
Police are looking for witnesses after a man chased a group of teenagers down the street with a metal baseball bat. See more >
3. Chilliwack rodeo to continue controversial events with rule changes
New rules come in response to a campaign by the Vancouver Humane Society (VHS) to ban what the society called “inhumane” events. See more >
4. NDP caps party donations at $1,200 per person
A new bill makes individual donation maximums the second-lowest limit in Canada, as well as bans union and corporate donations. See more >
.@jjhorgan refuses to take questions on changing his position on taking millions in #bcpoli subsidies pic.twitter.com/DCiw05lhdh
— Tom Fletcher (@tomfletcherbc) September 18, 2017
5. Equifax cyberattack could impact 100,000 Canadians
Personal data – from names and addresses to credit card information – could have been compromised in a summer attack, the company has now announced. See more >
