Curtis Sagmoen slapped with probation and long list of conditions Friday in Vernon courthouse
Provincial screening continues for arriving farm workers
Healing gathering held at BC Legislature draws hundreds
Police say incident itself not a hate crime, but public response could be deemed criminal
BCWS urges public to be cautious and responsible
‘Steven Point is truly an inspiration, not only for the UBC community, but all of B.C.’ says UBC prez
Abbotsford Police say intruder has been identified and has mental-health issues
RCMP, Northern Savings Credit Union working to recover funds, but ‘unsure if that will be possible’
Nathan Cullen says when groups of people lose trust in police, policing becomes impossible
Temporary measure in response to ‘risk associated with significant increase in visitors’
Industry alliance grateful, but says B.C. deserves more
Student allegedly downloaded campaign information, passed some of that along to the MacKay campaign
Health officials say pilot project has begun in Vancouver
Province has had 2,835 test positive cases overall
The U.S. Geologic Survey said the magnitude 7.4 quake hit at 10:29 a.m.
Need for conversations spurred on further by killing of George Floyd in the U.S.
The CERB, now budgeted at $60 billion, has paid out $43.51 billion to 8.41 million people
In 2019 the Conservatives spent $4.6 million on online ads, the Liberals $3.8 million and the NDP $1.3 million
There were 176 people killed — including 55 Canadian citizens and 30 permanent residents
Transport Canada officials also faced questions about refunds and health measures
