Local Politicans Not Shocked by Trudeau's Resignation
Although Trudeau's resignation may have come as a shock to some, two northwest politicians are saying it's been in the works for a while.
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Justin Trudeau to step down as PM following Liberal leadership race
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is stepping down as Liberal leader, and is proroguing Parliament as the Liberal Party of Canada embarks on the journey to replace him.
B.C. Peace Region
Fort St. John driving instructor defies suspension amid ongoing dispute with ICBC
The defiance comes amid an ongoing battle with ICBC over allegations of corruption that the Crown Corporation has deemed unfounded.
Controversial pet clinic in Fort St. John set to reopen with new veterinarian
The College of Veterinarians of BC has granted the clinic provisional approval to operate as of December 30th, 2024.
Hunt for stolen vehicle ends with an arrest at Dawson Creek Walmart
A Dawson Creek woman is grateful to get her stolen car back, undamaged, within 20 minutes of reporting it stolen.
Vancouver
A B.C. mom's real-life nightmare and the search to find her trafficked daughter
A Vancouver island mom shares the story of what happened to her teenaged daughter – and the warning for other parents about sex trafficking.
Works from artists who have experienced homelessness spotlighted in new exhibition
An art exhibition that aims to abolish misconceptions around what it means to be homeless, while promoting the work of local, often overlooked, artists, has just launched at a downtown Vancouver art space.
Police urge caution from drivers amid foggy Vancouver conditions
For the second day in a row several parts of Metro Vancouver were blanketed with heavy fog during the morning commute.
Vancouver Island
A B.C. mom's real-life nightmare and the search to find her trafficked daughter
A Vancouver island mom shares the story of what happened to her teenaged daughter – and the warning for other parents about sex trafficking.
Philippine Mars towed from Patricia Bay to Cowichan Bay for final repairs
The Philippine Mars waterbomber has finally left North Saanich's Patricia Bay, but it hasn't travelled very far. On Monday, it was towed across the Saanich Inlet to Cowichan Bay for some much-needed repairs.
'Inconsistent with a normal house fire': Police investigating View Royal blaze as arson
A Vancouver Island family narrowly escaped an intense fire at their home in View Royal Tuesday morning, and local police are now investigating the blaze as arson.
Canada
Negotiations continue as Ontario college work stoppage nears
Even though it's their first week back at school after the holiday break, college students in Ontario might not be able to attend class soon, as their professors and instructors inch closer to a work stoppage.
New Westminster police incident that triggered evacuations of courthouse, college has cleared
A threat against the courthouse in New Westminster triggered evacuations in the city’s downtown Tuesday morning, according to authorities.
New details released in case against admitted doula defrauder in Ontario
A woman, who previously admitted to faking pregnancies and defrauding numerous doulas, has pleaded guilty again to similar crimes, committed while serving her sentence on the original set of charges.
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Man who exploded Tesla Cybertruck outside Trump hotel in Las Vegas used generative AI, police say
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