The lawyer for a man convicted of murdering four members of a Muslim family in what the judge deemed to be an act of terrorism says his client is seeking to appeal the convictions.
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Warm temperatures continue but showers return for Tuesday evening
Calgarians were treated to some wonderful weather to view Monday’s partial solar eclipse.
Indigenous Women’s Justice Plan calls for major reform by province and feds
The BC First Nations Justice Council has released a detailed plan for broad reforms it says will improve the lives of Indigenous women and girls.
Don’t let the weather get you down, there will be a total eclipse over B.C. in 2099
A total eclipse was never in the cards for Metro Vancouver on Monday, but it was so overcast that even catching a glimpse of the moon taking a so-called “bite” out of the sun was impossible.
‘It does kind of put you in your place’: Calgary comes out to catch glimpse of solar eclipse
Thousands of Calgarians flocked to the University of Calgary on Monday to get a glimpse of the solar eclipse.
Suspects traded street drugs for safer supply outside B.C. pharmacy, police say
Prince George RCMP say after multiple days of investigation, including surveillance outside one of the city’s pharmacies, officers arrested two people who had been offering illicit drugs in exchange for safer supply opioids.
Merridale’s Latest Seasonal Release is Here!
The Goods from Merridale Cidery & Distillery Cobble Hill, BC | The latest seasonal release from Merridale Cidery & Distillery is in collaboration with our friends at FED Urban Agriculture Society. By enjoying this delicious cider, you’re making a positive impact. Partial proceeds of every can sold goes towards supporting and empowering underserved community members […]
Police looking to ID deceased woman found in backyard near Lake Ontario shoreline
Police in Peel Region are reaching out to the public as they work to identify a woman who was found deceased along the Lake Ontario shoreline in Mississauga late last month.
Central Park could be getting a new name
One of Winnipeg’s oldest parks could be getting a new name.
State of emergency ends in Niagara Region after eclipse ends ‘without incident’
The state of emergency that was declared by Niagara Region in advance of Monday’s total solar eclipse is now over.
