Highlights

A Kia Niro that was torched in Port Moody was caught on video three days earlier near the Burquitlam tower where Karnvir Singh Garcha was killed.

VANCOUVER — The president of the union representing striking British Columbia port workers said employers are waiting for the federal government to do their "dirty work" instead of negotiating an end to the workers' six-day strike.

Boundary Bay crab fishing could jeopardize Canada-U.S. efforts to preserve and maintain populations, judge says.

Thousands of Coquitlam homes border a wildland-urban interface, meaning they could be exposed to big fires each summer.

A housing advocate calls the decision "disappointing."

The investment, unveiled at Port Coquitlam's Electrical Joint Training Committee, hopes to break barriers for under-represented students.

VANCOUVER — More campfire bans are on the way in British Columbia, with a heat wave in many areas not expected to ease for days and a moderate to extreme wildfire risk covering all but the southeast corner of the province.

The proposed complex for St. George Street in Port Moody includes one two-bedroom unit, eight with three bedrooms and two four-bedroom units.

"This still has not sunk in, to be honest," he says.

When Coquitlam golfer Ryan Stolys was studying computer engineering at Simon Fraser University (SFU), he learned his chosen profession is all about solving problems.