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Few details released on double shooting
Coquitlam Mounties continue to probe a double shooting in a quiet neighbourhood last week, but are releasing few details about the case.
Price fixers should be dipped in bad chocolate
You get robbed at gunpoint, you know you're a victim of a crime. Your bank account is emptied by scammers, you know you're a victim of a crime.
London Drugs, ICBC sue rioters
TWO North Vancouver rioters are among those now facing civil law suits for damage they caused during the melee that broke out in downtown Vancouver following the Canucks' Stanley Cup loss two years ago.
Session aimed at seniors
Learn how to prevent identity theft, scams and telemarketing at a workshop Saturday at the Terry Fox Library in PoCo.
Thief returns $4,000 after a guilty plea
A former secretary-treasurer for Langley BMX has been given a conditional discharge after admitting to stealing money from the non-profit organization.
Medical marijuana dispensary founder a free man
Langley Medical Marijuana Dispensary founder Randy Caine feels vindicated with the Crown recommending an absolute discharge of trafficking charges against him.
Suspect charged in string of F.V. armed robberies
A Chilliwack man suspected of committing four armed robberies within 10 days in Abbotsford and Chilliwack was charged and scheduled to appear in court yesterday.
OPCC to investigate allegations of police abuse against homeless
Abbotsford Police have asked the police watchdog to oversee an investigation into whether APD officers destroyed and or pepper sprayed the tents of homeless people.
Political aides cash in on wage restructuring
Although wages for senior ministry staff soared as Premier Christy Clark introduced her new cabinet last week, Finance Minister Mike de Jong said with the pay scale restructuring, the overall staff budget is not increasing.
Strangler's murder appeal dismissed
A Surrey man who strangled his girlfriend to death after they celebrated their daughter's third birthday has lost an appeal of his second-degree murder conviction.
Man stumbles into hospital after being shot
A Surrey man stumbled into hospital suffering from multiple bullet wounds after a shooting at a house in the 14200-block of 108th Avenue on Friday afternoon.
Police say man killed in street was jaywalking
Surrey Mounties say a pedestrian was killed while jaywalking late Friday night across 152nd Street just north of 68th Avenue.
Judge honours cheese thief's request to be banished from B.C
A homeless Surrey man who pleaded guilty to stealing cheese was banished from B.C. Friday at his own request.
Track may battle street-racing
I think it is a great idea to re-open Langley Speedway. I am taking up racing this year at the age of 47, and we race out of Agassiz speedway, a two-hour drive from my house in Langley. Merritt speedway, a four-hour drive, is surrounded by farms with horses and cattle, and it does not affect them in the slightest.
Two men survive Saturday morning shooting
Two men were shot and hospitalized near a Langley golf course in what police say was a targeted attack.
Putting victims' rights first
My wife Lisa and I recently celebrated our 14th wedding anniversary, in the same month that my parents marked 38 years of matrimony. And like many of mom and dad's anniversaries have been over the years, ours was spent a half a continent apart with Lisa in Chilliwack, and me in Ottawa.
Thought he was helping workers
Convicted murderer Allan Craw-shaw told a different version of his crime to a work friend 20 years ago than he did to a B.C. Supreme Court jury last week, according to testimony from Crawshaw's original 1994 trial.
Local man charged in robberies
Christopher Olson of Chilliwack faces four counts of robbery and four counts of using an imitation firearm in connection with a string of robberies in Abbotsford and Chilliwack over a recent 10-day period.
