
Fourth person sentenced in 2023 Burnaby home-invasion homicide
IHIT says all four people convicted of manslaughter in Ryan Nagy’s 2023 death have now been sentenced, with Rhoda Diabikulu receiving seven years in prison.
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IHIT says all four people convicted of manslaughter in Ryan Nagy’s 2023 death have now been sentenced, with Rhoda Diabikulu receiving seven years in prison.

Vancouver police say a 26-year VPD member was arrested after a lengthy investigation into alleged criminal activity involving multiple victims.

New York police say officers spent about an hour trying to bring the man to safety before he moved down a cable toward them with a knife and was shot.

Four people who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 2023 death of Ryan Nagy have received prison terms ranging from six to 10 and a half years.

Engelbert's seven-plus years as commissioner included a new collective agreement, charter travel, major media rights and franchise-value growth, alongside tensions over player safety and online abuse.

A 60-bed Newton facility under construction will treat people with complex mental-health, addiction and brain-injury needs, including involuntary admissions.

Rhoda Diabikulu received a seven-year manslaughter sentence after the 2023 killing of Burnaby resident Ryan Nagy; she is the fourth and final offender sentenced.

Eric Langton Elementary students will enter a new school on Sept. 8, while demolition of the former building continues behind fencing at the active construction site.

Vancouver Police say Kalwinder Dosanjh faces fraud, theft and breach-of-trust charges after a two-and-a-half-year covert investigation.

Five of the nine MLAs who left the B.C. Conservatives in three weeks will join a proposed party led on an interim basis by Peter Milobar, organizers say.

Surrey City Hall will be closed Monday, September 7, and will reopen Tuesday, September 8.

The City of Burnaby is inviting residents to events ranging from flag-raising and soccer to author talks and workshops recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
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