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Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada welcomes the ambition for a deeper European Union partnership, but its name and details still need to be defined.
Prosecutors seek six months in jail for Stronach’s 1977 indecent assault conviction as they appeal a mistrial ruling on a separate sexual assault conviction.
A screen shown in the Bruins’ Behind the B series appeared to outline a deal for Filip Hronek, though there is no evidence the Canucks and Bruins held talks.
Surrey’s late-September events include fire hall open houses, concerts, theatre, markets, community programs and the iSAAF film festival.
Thelma Rodriguez received Mexico’s 2026 Ohtli Recognition in Vancouver for more than a decade of support for temporary migrant agricultural workers in British Columbia.
A fire at a waterfront property in Deep Cove sent dark smoke over North Vancouver on Wednesday afternoon; crews had the blaze under control by 8:45 p.m.
Mayor Brenda Locke voiced concern after two designated high-risk offenders were released to live in Surrey in two days, with both subject to conditions and electronic monitoring.
A Richmond hospital has added an Asian-inspired menu intended to help patients feel more at home during their stay.
A house post honouring matriarchs on Port Moody’s Shoreline Trail was damaged in a suspected arson incident, and the city says it will support its restoration.
A B.C. Supreme Court judge dismissed a Coquitlam pharmacist’s claims that an oral and maxillofacial surgeon performed an unagreed procedure without informed consent.
A West Vancouver man had his golf cart towed and received three tickets after police stopped it during a school drop-off with a minor aboard.
Fourteen-year-old Versailles Comeau has accepted a partial scholarship to attend the School of American Ballet full time, beginning Sept. 5 in Grade 9.
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