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Court hears arguments against tossing 1st-degree murder verdict
Crown counsel made arguments Monday against having a first-degree murder verdict thrown out because of delays that caused the case to take too long to get to trial.
B.C. photographer wins prestigious award for climate photojournalism
A Vancouver-basedfreelance photographer wonthe prestigious Edward Burtynsky Award for Climate Photojournalism from the Canadian Journalism Foundation.
'Culture of complacency' delayed Ibrahim Ali murder case: lawyer
The lawyer for Ibrahim Ali, the man found guilty of killing a 13-year-old girl in Burnaby, B.C., said a "culture of complacency" from Crown and the court created so many unnecessary delays in proceedings that the verdict should now be stayed.
Unexplained wealth order filed against crypto scam co-founder
B.C.'s director of civil forfeiture has filed an unexplained wealth order in an attempt to seize cash, goldbars, luxury watches and jewelry in a safetydeposit box belonging to the co-founder ofa notorious B.C.-based cryptocurrencyexchange scam.
Don't expect feds to pay for massive cost overruns of wastewater plant: North Vancouver MP
"I would caution Metro Vancouver in looking for additional contributions from the federal government," said North Vancouver MP Jonathan Wilkinson of the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant project.
Retired B.C. teacher named in 3 sexual abuse lawsuits
Alfred Quigley is named in civil claims filed by former students at St. Ann's Academy in Kamloop, O'Grady Catholic High School in Prince George, and Burnaby's St. Thomas More Collegiate.
Canada launches 2026 FIFA World Cup collusion tip line
Canada's competition bureau has unveiled a digital tip line to report suspected collusion in 2026 FIFA World Cup contracts.
Another Surrey school forced to turn away in-catchment students
Surrey school board chair Laurie Larsen predicts even more schools will have to turn away students living in the area in the near future.
Salmon farms impacting wildlife: conservation group report
Conservation group Watershed Watch Salmon Society says the report is further evidence the federal government should stick to its promise to transition away from open net-pen salmon farms by 2025. The B.C. Salmon Farmers Association disagrees.
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Historical sexual abuse charges filed against B.C. minister belonging to church with no name
The religious organization has no official name but is known as the 2x2s, The Way, The Truth, and the Church With No Name.
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