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Suspect charged with murder of 21-year-old after 2024 shooting in Coquitlam

A 24-year-old man faces a first-degree murder charge following a deadly shooting that claimed the life of a 21-year-old in Coquitlam on January 26, 2024. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team arrested the suspect after two other shootings occurred in the city just days prior. Officials emphasize the need to address rising gang violence in the area.

Car crashes through front of Surrey bank, police say

A two-vehicle crash occurred at the RBC Royal Bank in Surrey Saturday evening, with one car smashing through the front of the building. One driver sustained minor injuries, and police stated that impairment does not appear to be a factor. The cause of the accident remains under investigation.

Vancouver community rallies after woman pushing stroller hit at crosswalk

A Vancouver community demanded safer road crossings after an SUV struck a woman and her stroller at a crosswalk. Local residents, including city councillors, expressed frustration over insufficient pedestrian safety measures. The Windt family is fundraising to support the nanny injured in the incident.

Pure, unvarnished Horgan former premiers posthumous memoir offers a candid look inside B.C. politics

Former Premier John Horgan's memoir, "John Horgan in His Own Words," offers a candid reflection on his life and political career, co-authored by Rod Mickleburgh. Conducted through interviews during Horgan's cancer treatment, the book presents his unfiltered thoughts on his legacy and challenges faced during his premiership. Horgan's insights include blunt assessments of contemporaries and discussions on significant issues like the 2021 heat dome and the toxic drug crisis.

City of Richmond to host meeting on consequential Cowichan Tribes case

Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie anticipates a meeting on October 28 to provide clarity to property owners impacted by the Cowichan Tribes court ruling. The B.C. Supreme Court decision affirmed Cowichan Tribes' claim to land in Richmond, declaring previous land titles invalid. Brodie supports an appeal of the ruling but disagrees with immediate escalation to the Supreme Court.

Early-morning shooting in Delta likely targeted, police say

Delta Police Department investigates a targeted shooting at a residence on 82nd Avenue early Sunday morning. Officers reported that shots were fired into an unoccupied basement suite, with no injuries reported. The police seek information from the public regarding a suspect and a vehicle captured on CCTV.

VPD officer wont face charges after mans leg broken during struggle, says IIO

The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. cleared a Vancouver police officer of wrongdoing after a man broke his leg during an altercation. The report indicated the injury was accidental and attributed to the man's intoxication and resistance during the incident.

Canucks unveil new Diwali-themed logo

The Vancouver Canucks launched a new Diwali-themed jersey designed by Surrey artist Suki Kaur, featuring cultural symbols like phulkari patterns. The jerseys are priced at $750, leading to mixed reactions from fans regarding affordability. The Canucks will host Diwali night events on November 1 and 5.

One year later, Coquitlam neighbours clean debris from fatal mudslide

Coquitlam residents are cleaning debris from a property where a deadly mudslide occurred nearly a year ago. The storm, part of an atmospheric river, caused significant rainfall and resulted in multiple fatalities, including that of teacher Sonya McIntyre. Cleanup efforts are organized by the Burke Mountain Residents’ Association this weekend.

Vancouver teen builds SkyTrain network in virtual gaming platform Roblox

A Vancouver teen has recreated the SkyTrain network in Roblox, attracting over 300,000 users globally. Julian Lam, 18, meticulously added details from his real-life experiences, enhancing the virtual transit experience. This project has become a personal connection for him while studying in Toronto.

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