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Delta police called the Lower Mainland Emergency Response Team after a person barricaded themselves inside a Nicholson Road residence Friday afternoon. No injuries were reported.
A two-week operation involving Fort St. John RCMP and a provincial gang enforcement team resulted in arrests and the seizure of firearms, drugs, cash and other weapons.
B.C.’s police watchdog is investigating after a three-wheeled vehicle crashed near Jack Poole Plaza on Friday afternoon, killing its driver.
Cloverley Elementary School in North Vancouver has opened with room for 585 students and 92 child-care spaces for children under five as the community continues to grow.
Speaking in Dublin, U.S. President Donald Trump compared Canada’s interest in a trade agreement with Iran’s efforts to reach a deal to end its war with the United States.
Fans gathered outside Paris’s Plenitude Arena on Saturday for the first of Céline Dion’s 16 sold-out shows in the city this year.
Fraudsters posing as financial institution or credit-card company representatives are pressuring Maple Ridge residents to hand over cards at home, police say.
The renovated Tudor-style house in Queens, New York, sold for $1.93 million after years of vacancy and disrepair; the buyer has not been identified.
A liv.rent report puts the average rent for a newly listed, unfurnished one-bedroom in Metro Vancouver at $2,085 in September, with several neighbourhoods below $2,000.
Zero Zero Pickleball’s largest flagship location opens Sunday on Minoru Boulevard, with 13 courts and free introductory lessons for beginners.
A free car show at Haney Place Mall on Sept. 13 will raise donations for Kids Breakfast Club and feature about 100 vehicles, vendor booths, prizes and children’s games.
The Cloverdale District Chamber of Commerce has held the first two of seven non-partisan open houses for East Surrey voters, with five more sessions scheduled through Sept. 21.
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