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Crown decides against appeal

Although Robinson's 12-month conditional sentence was less than requested, it wasn't 'demonstrably unfit'

Family of slain Delta teen Laura Szendrei faces murder suspect in court

Nineteen-year-old man accused of killing girl keeps head down and avoids making eye contact

Habitat for Humanity to build homes at Tsawwassen First Nation

Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver and Tsawwassen First Nation announced this week they have signed a memorandum of understanding that will see up to eight affordable family homes built within the TFN community.

Bike thefts rise in Tsaw.

34 stolen in area so far this year, compared to 26 in 2011

Final movie night of the summer

The festivities start early with a pre-movie block party

Beating the heat, and speeders

Ladner CoPS volunteers try to keep cool on River Road during last week's heat wave while trying to keep drivers in check with the mobile speed monitoring station.

Treaty process criticized

As another First Nation signs a treaty, some are speaking out against B.C.'s processes

Report shows continued growth at port

Six per cent growth so far this year evidence of the need to increase container capacity, says PMV president

Youths rally together to support injured friend

Mitch Lepore hurt while hiking on Galiano Island

Crown announces it will not appeal Robinson sentence

Crown prosecutors will not appeal former RCMP Cpl. Benjamin "Monty" Robinson's sentence, the B.C. Criminal Justice Branch announced Friday afternoon.