One man is dead after a shooting at a townhouse complex in the Newton area of Surrey, B.C., late Tuesday night.
RCMP said shots were fired in the 13200 block of 72 Avenue just before midnight. Responding officers found an injured man who later died at the scene.
A person is missing after a fire ripped through the fourth floor of an apartment on Craigflower Road in Esquimalt, B.C., Sunday afternoon.
Esquimalt fire chief Chris Jankowski said crews tried to rescue the person, but they were unsuccessful. Jankowski said he assumes the victim has died, but that is still unconfirmed.
Even as the B.C. government reviews a pair of reports on money laundering, court documents obtained by CBC reveal an investigation into a Richmond man allegedly linked to thousands of dollars worth of suspicious casino transactions.
An MP who has been looking into the militarization of the North warns that if Canada doesn't act now, it could slowly lose its grip on the Arctic.
Liberal John McKay, the Canadian co-chair of the Permanent Joint Board on Defence with the U.S., says he fears Canada isn't ready to defend its territory as the threat from Russia slowly expands.
Vancouver police say an elderly pedestrian has been taken to hospital after being struck by a vehicle while using a crosswalk at Victoria Drive and Marine Drive.
Officers say the 71-year-old woman was struck by a silver-coloured mini-van that was travelling west around 1 p.m. PT.
There's a rare three-storey house crammed between bigger buildings on Melville Street near Vancouver's Coal Harbour.
Assessed at more than $10 million, landlord Brent Wolverton collects a little more than $900 each month in rent from the hundred-year-old building.
It was a short letter from Elections Canada — but for Gillian Frank, getting it felt like "an old wound had finally started to heal."
"I was overjoyed," said Frank, a Canadian living in the United States who received the letter earlier this month confirming his right to cast a ballot in the upcoming federal election.
