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Fight outside Kelowna nightclub leaves 1 man dead
Fight outside Kelowna nightclub leaves 1 man dead

A fight outside a Kelowna nightclub at around 11 p.m. has led to the death of a man after officers saw several people involved in the skirmish.
Expert says Surrey residents hoping for progress to SkyTrain expansion
Expert says Surrey residents hoping for progress to SkyTrain expansion

The Broadway Subway Project in Vancouver, is rapidly moving, but some in Surrey want to see their promised SkyTrain actually be built. Founder and Chair of Skytrain for Surrey Daryl Dela Cruz, says...
Ukrainian refugees need community, language education to resettle says UBC psychologist
Ukrainian refugees need community, language education to resettle says UBC psychologist

As millions of refugees flee the violence in Ukraine, a Canadian psychologist says language skills and community will help them find a new home in Canada.
'Shaking Hollywood': B.C. deaf community excited about CODA, Kotsur Oscar wins
'Shaking Hollywood': B.C. deaf community excited about CODA, Kotsur Oscar wins

Sunday's Oscars was a historic event for the deaf community. Troy Kotsur won the Academy Award for best supporting actor for his role in CODA.
'Suspicious' incident at Richmond business prompts RCMP investigation
'Suspicious' incident at Richmond business prompts RCMP investigation

Richmond RCMP are looking into reports of a man who allegedly pulled down a child's pants at a local business. The complaint was filed by a parent on Monday, March 14, after a woman in a parent monitoring...
B.C.'s five largest public-sector unions teaming up to aim for liveable wages
B.C.'s five largest public-sector unions teaming up to aim for liveable wages

After the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the importance of frontline workers, the biggest public-sector unions are working together to push for higher pay.
Sea lion found shot on Kitsilano beach
Sea lion found shot on Kitsilano beach

A young sea lion was found on Kitsilano beach Friday with a gunshot wound in her head, Vancouver rescue crews say.
B.C. clubs back in action, masks no longer mandatory
B.C. clubs back in action, masks no longer mandatory

British Columbians are hitting up the dance floors at local nightclubs for the first time this week without their masks as the public health orders eased.
Fraudulent non-profits claiming to support Ukraine detected by cyber security company
Fraudulent non-profits claiming to support Ukraine detected by cyber security company

Hackers and online fraudsters are using fake non-profit domains in support of Ukraine to target your wallet, according to an cyber security company.