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Fraser Valley churches can continue pandemic services: court

Fraser Valley churches can continue pandemic services: court

Government COVID application against churches dismissed
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Court dismisses B.C.'s injunction application to stop in-person church services

Court dismisses B.C.'s injunction application to stop in-person church services

Officials worry in-door religious services could increase COVID-19 infection chances and encourage viral spread.
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B.C. ranks #3 in Canada for auto thefts

B.C. ranks #3 in Canada for auto thefts

"The number of stolen cars in Canada is on the rise, which is not good news for policyholders."
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B.C. Liberals to set leadership vote no later than next February, says party

B.C. Liberals to set leadership vote no later than next February, says party

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's Liberals say the party will elect a new leader no later than next February.
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RCMP issue provincewide warrant for wanted man

RCMP issue provincewide warrant for wanted man

Anyone with information about Eddie Quilt's whereabouts is asked to call Merritt RCMP.
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Conservation officers kill cougar, search for second animal after teen followed

Conservation officers kill cougar, search for second animal after teen followed

COQUITLAM, B.C. — The Conservation Officer Service says a juvenile cougar has been killed after a teenager reported being followed by two of the animals in Coquitlam, B.C.
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Port Coquitlam approves popular alcohol in parks initiative — and expands it

Port Coquitlam approves popular alcohol in parks initiative — and expands it

Port Coquitlam to add Peace, Dominion and McLean parks to its responsible drinking pilot in city parks; most survey respondents said being able to consume alcohol in parks contributed to community and reduced isolation, particularly during COVID-19 restrictions
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Homicide team consulted about Port Moody missing woman’s case

Homicide team consulted about Port Moody missing woman’s case

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team was consulted but did not take over the Trina Hunt missing person's case because it only does so in missing person cases where foul play is suspected, says the Port Moody Police Department
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B.C. amends rules so landlords, tenants can exchange docs via email

B.C. amends rules so landlords, tenants can exchange docs via email

The change is now permanent as of March 1
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Seaspan Ferries to trial massive energy storage battery

Seaspan Ferries to trial massive energy storage battery

West Coast cargo ferry to carry Blue Whale battery
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