
Timeline: Nine B.C. Conservative MLAs leave caucus in three weeks
The B.C. Conservatives have lost nine MLAs since Aug. 14 amid disputes over Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s leadership, direction and alleged conduct.
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The B.C. Conservatives have lost nine MLAs since Aug. 14 amid disputes over Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s leadership, direction and alleged conduct.

The B.C. Conservatives have lost nine legislators in three weeks after former finance critic Peter Milobar left the Opposition caucus, with several citing concerns about Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.

Coun. Lucy Maloney says council should consider support for workers and businesses affected by new U.S. tariffs, but says Mayor Ken Sim and ABC Vancouver councillors have not replied.

FIFA’s official website still lists discounted 2026 World Cup merchandise for 34 of the tournament’s 48 participating countries, including Canada-themed apparel and scarves.

Vancouver International Airport expects its busiest days to be Friday and Monday, with 88,000 and 90,000 passengers respectively.

Delta Police executed a search warrant in the 11700-block of Cambie Road as Richmond RCMP support an ongoing investigation.

A commentary identifies seven players, from Elias Pettersson to Jonathan Lekkerimäki, who must strengthen their cases for NHL roles during camp and the season.

Linda Hepner says she is not prepared to leave the B.C. Conservative caucus while leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay contests a Sept. 26 byelection.

Surrey council marked the completion of two turf fields, the first phase of more than $12.3 million in improvements at Cloverdale Athletic Park.

West Vancouver police say the vehicle was clocked at 160 km/h on Cypress Bowl Road at night and was impounded for seven days.

Police say the sports car was travelling 160 km/h on Cypress Bowl Road at night, where the winding route had wildlife in the area.

The Conservative Party of Surrey says Dosanjh is no longer a 2026 candidate after her husband, a Vancouver Police detective, was charged with fraud, theft and breach of trust.
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