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Body of second person swept away in Lions Bay landslide recovered

Body of second person swept away in Lions Bay landslide recovered

At approximately 5:30 p.m. today, Dec. 21, the body of the second resident was found by emergency crews. 
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Second body found after mudslide as high winds batter strikenB.C. coast

Second body found after mudslide as high winds batter strikenB.C. coast

VANCOUVER — Squamish RCMP say emergency crews have recovered the body of the second resident whose home was hit by the same mudslide that hit their home and closed British Columbia's Sea to Sky Highway last weekend.
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CP NewsAlert: Second body recovered after mudslide displaced house in B.C.

CP NewsAlert: Second body recovered after mudslide displaced house in B.C.

Emergency crews in Squamish have recovered the body of the second resident whose home was hit by the same mudslide that closed the Sea to Sky highway last weekend.
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Two killed, one injured in Metro Vancouver vehicle crash

Two killed, one injured in Metro Vancouver vehicle crash

BURNABY, B.C. — Two people are dead after a major vehicle crash in Metro Vancouver early this morning. Mounties say the crash happened at the intersection of Boundary Road and Forest Street, on the Burnaby side of the city's border with Vancouver.
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B.C. law society seeks Fintrac info on money laundering red flags

B.C. law society seeks Fintrac info on money laundering red flags

Fintrac found last year that about 2,400 suspicious transaction reports submitted by reporting entities, such as banks, were tied to legal professionals.
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The sins of Christmas driving past, present and future

The sins of Christmas driving past, present and future

A lot of uncharitable acts are being committed on our streets and highways, a lot of squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous driving
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B.C. police street recording not privacy invasion, judge rules

B.C. police street recording not privacy invasion, judge rules

Karina Papenbrock-Ryan alleged her rights were violated when Vancouver police put cameras and recording equipment in her neighbourhood.
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B.C. MLA pitches Starlink satellite internet for rural communities

B.C. MLA pitches Starlink satellite internet for rural communities

As Ontario gets on board with Starlink, Prince George – Valemount MLA Rosalyn Bird thinks B.C. ought to follow: "I think it's something we should be considering."
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New competition rules could expose B.C. landlords, tenants to risk

New competition rules could expose B.C. landlords, tenants to risk

Standard property controls could run afoul of new rules to boost grocery competition.
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Canada Post says many parcels held up by strike to arrive before Christmas

Canada Post says many parcels held up by strike to arrive before Christmas

The postal service says it will be delivering over this weekend in select cities.
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