Feds slow pace of Syrian refugee rescue to ‘do it right’
Canada now aims to accept 10,000 refugees by end of December, remainder of 25,000 in January, FebruaryJeff Nagel / November 24, 2015
Year: 2015
B.C. VIEWS: Lights out for Site C opponents
NDP leader John Horgan's energy plan appears to depend on savings from cancelling Peace dam construction, already underwayTom Fletcher / November 24, 2015
New incinerator rules under fire from Fraser Valley
FVRD objects as province prepares to approve revised conditions for Metro Vancouver waste-to-energy plantJeff Nagel / November 23, 2015
Rent ‘crisis’ hits single moms hard: study
More details released on challenge of housing affordability in Lower MainlandJeff Nagel / November 23, 2015
B.C. Conservatives want to compete in 2017
Leader Dan Brooks is working to rebuild his fractured party with electoral reform and new industrial developmentWire Service / November 23, 2015
Prosecutor to be named in email deletion case
Privacy commissioner says records not kept or not created to avoid scrutiny under freedom of information lawsTom Fletcher / November 20, 2015
Distraught male apprehended by police
A local man was taken into custody, after police received a disturbing phone callWire Service / November 20, 2015
Merritt-Coquitlam power line completed
A year behind schedule and over-budget, high-voltage line subject to arbitration between BC Hydro and its contractorTom Fletcher / November 20, 2015
Tax credit urged to spur food bank donations
Incentive for businesses would reduce 'endless' food waste, help feed the needy, advocates sayJeff Nagel / November 20, 2015
Conservatives name five B.C. MPs to shadow cabinet
Abbotsford's Ed Fast, Surrey's Dianne Watts among Tory critics appointed by Rona AmbroseJeff Nagel / November 20, 2015
Thunderbird offers a safe haven to the marginalized
The Thunderbird Motel is changing lives, and opening doors for people struggling with homelessnessX. Y. Zeng / November 20, 2015
Manning Park Resort opens early for the season
Excellent snow conditions provide the Resort an opportunity to open early for ski enthusiastsContributed / November 20, 2015
Rainbucket proves campworthy
A scout campout called Rainbucket, demonstrates that a little rain never stopped anyone from having a good timeBarry Stewart / November 20, 2015
Future prime minister unites peers in mock government
Meet Violette Freimark, a little lady with future aspirations to run the countryX. Y. Zeng / November 19, 2015
Black touts ‘safer’ oil-by-rail plan for B.C. refinery
'Dead' Northern Gateway pipeline prompts plan B to move bitumen using trainsJeff Nagel / November 19, 2015
Children’s Rights Day urged
Stepping into democratic self-reliance begins at birth, says advocate for day of recognitionWire Service / November 18, 2015
B.C. ‘ready’ for 3,500 Syria refugees
Timing of bringing in those fleeing conflict in Syria and Iraq is up to Trudeau government, Premier Christy Clark saysTom Fletcher / November 18, 2015
BC VIEWS: Green shift returns, goes global
Premier Christy Clark is joining Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a large delegation in Paris for the next UN climate conferenceTom Fletcher / November 18, 2015
Hope survives hurricane-like storm
Strong winds kept BC Hydro crews busy restoring power throughout the Lower Mainland this weekEditorial / November 18, 2015
$20 million a year to reduce wait for MRI
Waits up to 36 weeks mean delayed or incorrect diagnosis for everything from joint pain the brain tumoursTom Fletcher / November 18, 2015