B.C. urges federal government to table online harms legislation before another tragedy strikes
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ATTORNEY General Niki Sharma is urging the federal government to table online harms legislation before another tragedy strikes.
Sharma and Rick Glumac, Minister of State...
SURREY City Council on Monday approved the award of a pre-construction and design services contract for the Newton Community Centre, a major new facility...
RICHMOND RCMP Special Victims Unit has concluded a multi-year investigation into a Richmond man convicted of possessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material.
The investigation...
Surrey roads being reopened after collision near intersection of Highway 10 and 180 Street
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SURREY Police Service say that Highway 10 (56 Avenue) at 180 Street and surrounding intersections are being reopened to traffic following a collision at...
SHINA Vermani of Newton has joined the Surrey First team as a council candidate,
Vermani, a research and policy analyst with B.C.'s Ministry of Post-Secondary...
Panel’s recommendations aim to reduce deaths related to intimate-partner violence
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A death review panel of subject-matter experts convened by the chief coroner has co-authored a report focused on reducing deaths from intimate-partner violence in...
Carney announces the Canada Strong Fund – Canada’s first sovereign wealth fund
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PRIME Minister Mark Carney on Monday announced the Canada Strong Fund – Canada’s first national sovereign wealth fund. Through an initial federal contribution of...
Day of Mourning: Last year in B.C., 138 workers lost their lives due to workplace injury and illness
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ON Tuesday, April 28, WorkSafeBC joins workers, employers and communities across British Columbia to observe the National Day of Mourning, a time to remember...
ON Monday, April 27 at approximately 11:16 a.m., Langley RCMP responded to a report of a suspicious incident in the 21000-block of 16 Avenue.
First...
THE Conservative Party of BC announced on Monday that it is officially debt-free, following the final instalment to pay off the entire $5-million 2024...









