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Suspended B.C. legislature officers protest their treatment

Suspended B.C. legislature officers protest their treatment

Craig James, Gary Lenz ask MLAs to reinstate them
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Newborn baby abandoned in B.C.; woman arrested

Newborn baby abandoned in B.C.; woman arrested

Infant was in critical condition in hospital, 21-year-old Mission woman arrested and released
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RCMP spokesman spiralled into rage, depression after Dziekanski case, inquest hears

RCMP spokesman spiralled into rage, depression after Dziekanski case, inquest hears

Pierre Lemaitre had been face of RCMP after Robert Dziekanski’s Taser-inflicted death at YVR in 2007
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VIDEO: GM to close Oshawa plant, four U.S. plants in massive reorganization push

VIDEO: GM to close Oshawa plant, four U.S. plants in massive reorganization push

Company to focus on electric and autonomous vehicle programs
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Otter now believed to have eaten 10 prized koi in Vancouver garden

Otter now believed to have eaten 10 prized koi in Vancouver garden

Park board staff tried to remove the remaining koi on the weekend, but were only able to save one
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B.C. budget surplus projected to grow despite real estate, ICBC dips

B.C. budget surplus projected to grow despite real estate, ICBC dips

Finance Minister Carole James credits higher income tax revenue
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Oak Bay jazz raises funds for UVic memorial scholarship

Oak Bay jazz raises funds for UVic memorial scholarship

Carol Sokoloff and Trio Espresso Plays Blues for Eric Benefit Dec. 8
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Vancouver Island teen launches Adopt-A-Grandparent to spread Christmas cheer

Vancouver Island teen launches Adopt-A-Grandparent to spread Christmas cheer

Breanna Brosko’s initiative helps give gifts to seniors at Christmastime
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Coroner’s inquest to begin into death of former RCMP spokesman

Coroner’s inquest to begin into death of former RCMP spokesman

Sgt. Pierre Lemaitre died of self-inflicted wounds in Abbotsford in 2013
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Senators to resume debate on postal legislation after taking a day to reflect

Senators to resume debate on postal legislation after taking a day to reflect

The bill could receive royal assent and become law a short time later, which would force striking postal workers back to work by noon on Tuesday.
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