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Image Credit: SUBMITTED/Province of B.C. April 30, 2021 - 11:13 AM Road checks set up to stop non-essential travel between the Interior Health region and the Lower Mainland will only question the reason the driver is making the trip. Passengers will not be questioned Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General Mike Farnworth said during a news briefing today, April 30, but he did not give a clear explanation as to why not. “The order was constructed on the basis of lega...

1. Where will these road checks be set up? Solicitor-General Mike Farnworth didn’t provide exact locations but said road checks may be set up on highway corridors that connect the three different regions of the province that were established for the purpose of the order. The three regions are: 1. The Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley (Fraser Health and Coastal Health regions); 2. Vancouver Island (Island Health region); and 3. Northern/Interior (Interior Health and Northern Health regions). B....

Night & Day // April 7-13, 2021 By Jennifer Bovee Raised Right Men at The Post at River East (2925 Race St, 817-945-8890). There is no cover charge, and drink specials include a $6 beer and shot combo. Friday April 9 Daniel Markham takes the stage at Dan’s Silverleaf (103 Industrial St, Denton, 940-320-2000) in person or via livestream. A limited number of socially distanced tables are available with ticket prices at $15 plus fees. Livestream at home for $10 plus fees. Reserve your choi...

41 Cell Phones 21 Computers 4 Firearms: (Walther P99 9mm Semi-Automatic Handgun, Sig Sauer P226R Legion Handgun, Daniel Defense M4 Carbine Automatic Rifle, Savage Model 110 .308 Caliber Rifle, Various ammunition and firearm components)   Along with the crime, cash and Bitcoin were seized. This was the first time Bitcoin was discovered in a criminal investigation. "It is very concerning and is the future," Wardell says, noting that Bit-Coin is a way to avoid banks and tracing. "We are going to ...

Revised to include additional information. Three juveniles who are suspected of assaulting and robbing an off-duty Arlington police officer at a gas station Wednesday morning have been taken into custody, police say. The officer, whose name was not released, had just finished his shift and was getting gas about 7:30 a.m. near East Division and North Collins streets when the robbers drove up next to him, police spokesman Tim Ciesco said. One of our officers left work this morning and stopped at...

Bay News: Women on the water in Bay of Islands Sailing Week 20 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 8 minutes to read The only all-women crew entered in Bay of Islands Sailing Week. Team "Yeah The Girls" is headed by skipper Robyn Caundle (top) with teammates (clockwise) Kerry Caundle, Elly Warren, Beth Ross, Kate Harvey and Lindsay Howard (centre). Photo / Lissa Reyden Northern Advocate BAY NEWS BITES - Bay of Islands Sailing Week starts on Tuesday. Women are still a relatively rare breed among the sailing comm...

Storm in Akwa Ibom over murder of UNIUYO student by pastor On …Intrigues as House of Assembly tasks CP on proper investigation, prosecution By Chioma Onuegbu The gruesome murder of 23-year-old Gabriel Edward Bassey, a final year student of Civil Engineering, University of Uyo,  Akwa Ibom State, by a supposed pastor of a Pentecostal Church has generated uproar in the state, especially with rumoured attempts at cover-up by some persons. NDV gathered that the deceased, native of Akai Ubium vil...

Article content It’s with profound sadness that I share the news of the passing of Sgt. Peter Thiessen (rtd). Peter lost his battle with Cancer this morning while surrounded by his loving family at his home in Summerland. Peter retired 2014 #cancersucks#toosoon#greatfriendpic.twitter.com/7FZkuAtv1Q— Dale Carr (@dalecarr52) January 5, 2021 Thiessen was born and raised in Vancouver, joining the RCMP in 1979. His first posting after graduating from the police academy was with the National Crim...

  VANCOUVER -- B.C.’s director of police services was among the subjects of a criminal investigation into obstruction of justice, with officers from the Ontario Provincial Police interviewing B.C. witnesses in the case in the days before she resigned, CTV News has learned. This week, OPP investigators travelled to this province to interview at least five witnesses in the probe, called Project Eastbourne. The project is examining the role of senior Mounties in B.C. and Alberta for their al...