Suspended clerk and sergeant-at-arms are expected to respond to allegations in the Plecas report by Friday
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Youth crime and domestic violence: Families in crisis glimpsed through Surrey's court
Within the next two decades, Surrey is poised to overtake Vancouver as B.C.'s biggest city. The last municipal election showed a desire for change, fuelled in part by lingering concerns about public safety, the future of the RCMP and the direction of growth. This week, we asked reporter Jason Proctor to spend time at Surrey's courthouse to see how the cases heard inside reflect the challenges facing the community.
It's Wednesday morning and the lineup outside the Surrey courthouse looks like the queue for a concert, complete with a weapons-check for the teenagers waiting to get inside.
Sudden closure of Surrey trampoline park bounces birthday parties elsewhere
Young children celebrating birthdays this weekend were disappointed to find locked front doors at an indoor trampoline park in Surrey, B.C.
Sky Zone, a popular venue for families, closed unexpectedly on Friday. The business posted a message on its Facebook page and website to apologize for the inconvenience.
2 ex-Mounties to enter guilty pleas in connection with Surrey Six murder case
Two ex-Mounties are expected to enter guilty pleas in B.C. Supreme Court Tuesday in connection with the Surrey Six murder investigation.
The court appearances of Danny Michaud and David Attew were revealed in a tweet from the B.C. Prosecution service.
Emissions from fishing vessels have quadrupled since 1950, UBC study shows
Even as the volume of seafood caught worldwide declines, greenhouse gas emissions from fisheries continue to rise, hitting levels much higher than previously thought, according to new research from the University of B.C.
East Vancouver cannabis shop customer shot in 'brazen robbery'
A 32-year-old man is in hospital after he was shot during what police call a 'brazen robbery' at a cannabis dispensary in East Vancouver Sunday night.
According to Vancouver police, two suspects disguised with masks entered the Stepping Stone Holistic Living store near Kingsway and Clarendon Street around 5:00 p.m.
McCallum says Meng has a strong case against extradition. Is he right?
Canada's ambassador to China John McCallum raised some cogent legal points when declaring that the Huawei executive arrested in Vancouver at the request of the United States has a strong defence to fight extradition, according to lawyers who specialize in the field.