Prince Rupert RCMP Cops for Cancer fundraiser
Event to take place in mid-September from Dawson Creek to Williams Lake
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Advocates, victims react to B.C. ending immigration detention agreement with Canada Border Services Agency
Decision considered a big step in addressing nation-wide human rights issue
Northwest urges seniors and caregivers to prepare for rising temperatures
With higher temperatures expected, it is recommended that seniors take some additional precautions.
B.C. Peace Region
Fort St. John City Council approves temporary permit for new daycare
Council approved a permit for the Métis Society of British Columbia to turn a property on 94th Street into a daycare.
Two people arrested after stolen vehicles discovered in Kelly Lake
The vehicles had been reported stolen out of Fort St. John and Dawson Creek.
North Peace Leisure Pool to close again
The City of Fort St. John says the pool will be closed for five days for pool deck repairs.
Vancouver
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Dozens of flights in and out of Vancouver International Airport have been cancelled over the snowfall that's expected on B.C.'s South Coast Tuesday.
BC Ferries cancels sailings between Vancouver, Victoria due to weather
BC Ferries has cancelled eight sailings between Vancouver and Victoria on Tuesday due to "adverse weather." The cancelled sailings come as much of coastal B.C. endures a winter storm.
Transit police shoot alleged armed man in Gastown, sending him to hospital
A man who was shot by police in Vancouver’s Gastown neighbourhood Monday night is expected to survive.
Vancouver Island
BC Ferries cancels sailings between Vancouver, Victoria due to weather
BC Ferries has cancelled eight sailings between Vancouver and Victoria on Tuesday due to "adverse weather." The cancelled sailings come as much of coastal B.C. endures a winter storm.
Snow plays havoc with Victoria bus routes
Several BC Transit routes in Greater Victoria have been altered on Tuesday due to icy weather and road conditions.
'I was shocked': BC SPCA reminds owners to secure pets in vehicles after dog dragged behind pickup
Veterinarians on Vancouver Island are warning dog-owners to always secure their pets inside a vehicle when transporting them after a dog fell out of the back of a pickup truck and was dragged behind the vehicle by her tether.
Canada
Social media tools were key to 'Freedom Convoy' protest, expert tells inquiry
Cybersecurity experts say a federal inquiry should think of social media as the central nervous system of the "Freedom Convoy" protest in Ottawa last winter.
Head of RCMP watchdog orders investigation into arrest of Alta. teen with autism
The arrest of a teen with autism at a St. Albert playground will be investigated by the agency that looks into complaints involving Mounties.
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BREAKING | Ontario court strikes down wage-limiting law for public sector workers
An Ontario court has struck down a bill that limited wages for public sector workers.
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A disciplinary case was opened against Croatia at the World Cup on Tuesday after the team's fans taunted a Canada player with Serbian family ties.
King Charles' three-day visit to Canada cost taxpayers at least $1.4 million
King Charles' whirlwind three-day trip to Canada in May 2022 cost Canadian taxpayers at least $1.4 million, or well over $25,000 per hour, according to documents obtained by CTVNews.ca.
Edmonton mom says she was beaten, robbed in random attack outside LRT station
An Edmonton mom opened up about a random attack while she was waiting for a train that left her bruised, concussed and questioning whether it's safe to take transit in the city.
MLA Dang ordered to pay $7,200 for breaching Alberta vaccine portal
An Independent Alberta MLA has been ordered to pay $1,500 for each day he spent trying to break into the province's vaccine portal to prove the website wasn't perfectly secure, a judge ruled on Tuesday.
Trudeau expresses support for Chinese protesters as show of dissent roils Beijing
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says everyone in China should be allowed to express themselves amid protests over severe COVID-19 restrictions.
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BREAKING | Ontario court strikes down wage-limiting law for public sector workers
An Ontario court has struck down a bill that limited wages for public sector workers.
75 per cent of U.S. owners of Cdn. rec properties bought after foreign buyer ban: survey
A new report from Royal LePage shows 75 per cent of U.S. citizens living in border towns and owning recreational properties in Canada made their purchase after the federal government announced its forthcoming foreign buyer ban.
Survivor of Virginia Walmart mass shooting files US$50M suit
A Walmart employee who survived last week's mass shooting at a store in Virginia has filed a US$50 million lawsuit against the company for allegedly continuing to employ the shooter -- a store supervisor -- 'who had known propensities for violence, threats and strange behaviour.'
Palestinian refugee's desperate plea for housing in Canada prompts Jewish family to open their door
A Palestinian refugee who made a desperate plea for proper housing in Canada has now been welcomed by a Jewish family in Ottawa.