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.
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71-year-old woman injured in hit-and-run at Victoria and Marine Drive, say Vancouver police
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.
Roads closed after 'serious' police incident in Surrey
The public is being asked to avoid a residential neighbourhood in Surrey, B.C.'s Central City area as RCMP investigate a "serious" incident reported overnight.
Officers were called to a home in the 13300 block of 98A Avenue around 9:30 p.m. PT on Thursday.
Elections Canada braces for a surge in international voters
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.
'I want to keep my daughter at home,' says mother of 22-year-old with epilepsy
The mother of a 22-year-old woman with severe epilepsy, who has been fighting to keep her daughter living at home, fears she may have to send her to an institution or a stranger's home.
Renee Marlatt, 42, says she's at the end of her rope trying to get funding from the Fraser Health Authority to provide care for her daughter Tavia Marlatt at their Langley home.
Discovery of ancient burial mounds traps landowners in bureaucratic 'bottomless pit of hell'
When Beau and Dian Sutton bought a wooded half-acre near B.C.'s Chilliwack River in 2014, they intended to build their dream home.
That dream soon turned into a bureaucratic nightmare, one that has yet to end.
The closer you live to an urban greenway, the more physically active you are, says UBC study
Being physically active is good for us, we know that. And a new study from the University of British Columbia shows that the closer you live to an urban greenway, the more physically active you are.
UBC researchers surveyed people living near Vancouver's Comox-Helmcken Greenway, the year before and after its completion in 2013.