Five people were arrested on Saturday following a protest in the waters near Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd.'s Westridge Marine terminal in Burnaby B.C.
More than 60 boats linked together in front of the tanker route which runs from the terminal.
First Nations along with environmentalists, local politicians and residents are continuing their protest of the company's expansion of its Trans Mountain pipeline, which runs from Edmonton to Burnaby.
BY Tom Choy
Vancouver, British Columbia
“ If you change your thoughts, you change your life.” Bo Sanchez
There has been a widely circulated information/story on the net saying the refugees who are allowed legal entry into Canada each gets $2500 per month in assistance which is more than the maximum amount Old Age Pension recipients can collect. It doesn’t sound right and just. But is this true or fiction?
Thousands of people living in the Queensborough neighbourhood of New Westminster are hoping to get their power back soon.
A transformer fire underneath the Queensborough Bridge left them in the dark Wednesday. The bridge was closed for many hours but partially reopened just before the afternoon rush hour.
One person is dead and another is in hospital after a shooting in North Surrey Friday night.
RCMP responded to a report of shots fired in the 11300-block of Alpen Place just before 9 p.m.
Sex workers made frequent visits to the rural area surrounding a north Okanagan property where investigators uncovered human remains this weekend, a neighbour has revealed.
The man, whom CBC News has agreed not to name, said he called police last month after noticing the footprints of a woman who appeared to be in distress.
Some Pitt Meadows city councillors want their colleague David Murray to resign his seat after he was convicted of sexual assault Wednesday.
Speaking on Thursday, Coun. Tracy Miyashita said Murray — who still remains on council — should do "the right thing" and resign.
"I think it is very difficult to represent the people of our community when you've been convicted of a sexual assault charge," Miyashita said.
The British Columbia Securities Commission has initiated the arrest of a Vancouver man, who has used multiple aliases, on charges including failure to comply with conditions of his release related to other investigations.
The BCSC, with the assistance of Vancouver police, on Oct. 2 arrested 37-year-old Ayaz Dhanani, also known as Alex Dhanani, Azim Virani, Michael Lee, Alex Nebris, Paul Dhanani, Samuel Ramos or Rahim Jiwa following an investigation by the BCSC’s criminal branch.
