Van De Vorst News Today

05/04/2024 - On 15 April, the Belgian director will kick off the shoot for his debut fiction feature, which he also stars in

Police officers from across the province received awards on Wednesday for their work in getting impaired drivers off the road.

17/07/2023 - Following its 22nd session, the Brussels-based regional investment fund will back new films by Guérin Van de Vorst and Sophie Muselle, Marta Bergman and Cesar Diaz, to name just three

05/06/2023 - The young up-and-coming Belgian actress is the heroine of Belgian filmmaker Guérin Van de Vorst’s new movie, which is co-written and co-directed by Sophie Muselle

A Saskatchewan author is bringing his story of tragedy and healing to residents of Birch Hills this weekend.Watrous native Chad Mireau is the author o...

The Parole Board of Canada continued most of the day parole conditions on Catherine McKay into her statutory release.

The Parole Board of Canada is saying no to a request for full parole for a woman convicted of killing a Saskat...

Over the years, Lou and Linda Van de Vorst have put themselves in the public eye to raise awareness around impaired driving and the tragedy it can cause. In this SGI campaign, the focus is on the people that could be affected by an impaired driver  — this not only includes the victims and their friends and families, but impaired drivers families, friends and colleagues.  WATCH | New SGI impaired driving ad campign asks: Could you live with yourself?: New SGI impaired driving ad campaign CB...

  REGINA -- If you drove impaired and killed someone, could you live with yourself? That’s the question SGI is asking viewers in their latest impaired driving campaign. The goal of the ads is to make people think twice about the consequences of driving impaired and what that may cause in the future. The campaign includes Linda and Lou Van de Vorst who lost their son Jordan and his entire family because impaired driving. “I’m sure it affects the family of that person who killed our s...

(SGI/Submitted) That’s the question SGI is asking in its new ad campaign. “Could you survive a collision? Perhaps. Could you live with yourself if you killed someone else, but you survived? Well, let’s all hope you never have to find out,” the narrator reads in one of the ads. This is a new angle for SGI. The majority of its anti-impaired driving ads focus on the direct impact to the victims and their families. Linda Van de Vorst, who lost her son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren...