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- Sep 30, 2026
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Crash kills 2, injures 2 outside B.C. mall after driver’s apparent ‘medical emergency’ (opens the original)
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Two people are dead and two others are injured after being struck by a vehicle outside a B.C. mall on Tsawwassen First Nation lands Wednesday—a tragedy police suspect was caused by the driver suffering a “medical emergency.” The incident unfolded during a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation walk, though the Delta Police Department said it was unrelated to that event. “Our thoughts are with the families, loved ones, and all those affected by this tragic incident,” the department said in a n
Convicted murderer dies of ‘apparent natural causes’ in B.C. prison (opens the original)
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A 71-year-old convicted murderer has died in custody in a federal prison in B.C.’s Fraser Valley, according to the Correctional Service of Canada. Dale Robert Marsh—an inmate at the Pacific Institution’s Regional Treatment Centre in Abbotsford—died on Sept. 23 “of apparent natural causes,” the service said in a statement Monday. At the time of his death, Marsh had been serving a life sentence since Oct. 10, 1995, the CSC said. The service did not share any additional information on the cause of
B.C. teacher reprimanded for leaving student behind after field trip to local park (opens the original)
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A B.C. teacher “unintentionally left behind” a student with special needs when returning to class after a field trip to a local park, according to the provincial regulator for the profession. William Mallachd Klassen acknowledged what happened in a consent resolution agreement with the B.C. Commissioner for Teacher Regulation that was published online this week. In the agreement, he admitted his behaviour constituted professional misconduct and agreed to a formal reprimand under the Teachers Act
B.C. tribunal orders airline to pay woman $500 for lost jewelry (opens the original)
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B.C.’s small claims tribunal has ordered Flair Airlines to compensate a woman who claimed her jewelry was stolen from her checked bag on a flight from Mexico to Vancouver. In a decision issued earlier this week, Civil Resolution Tribunal member Amanda Binnie ordered Flair to pay Henriette Tams $500 for the lost items. The flight took place in February 2024. While unpacking her checked bag the morning after a late-night landing in Vancouver, Tams discovered “it had been repacked and her jewelry p
Former Surrey RCMP officer sentenced to 18 months in jail for breach of trust (opens the original)
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A former Surrey RCMP officer who pleaded guilty to breach of trust earlier this year has been sentenced, six years after the undercover operation that led to 13 charges against him. Dawwd Alaaeldine Soukary was sentenced Thursday to 18 months in jail. B.C. Supreme Court Justice Murray B. Blok accepted a joint submission from Crown and defence lawyers recommending that sentence. The charge Soukary pleaded guilty to in April alleged that he had committed breach of trust by “accessing confidential
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