Two in custody after shooting in B.C. homeless camp - Victoria Times Colonist
One man is in hospital with a serious injury and two others are in police custody after a shooting near a homeless campWednesday afternoon in Nanaimo.
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One man is in hospital with a serious injury and two others are in police custody after a shooting near a homeless campWednesday afternoon in Nanaimo.
Two kayakers were hit by a log and one of them was even knocked into the water after someone pushed the log over a cliff.
Pulaski County Constable Michael “Wally” Wallace and his attorney, Robert Norfleet, are hanging their hopes on the possibility that newly discovered evidence might lead to a new trial.
No justice for Derry families after four decades On this day 40 years ago two Derry teenagers were killed by a British Army Land Rover Gary English and Jim Brown died after being run over by a British Army Land Rover forty years ago to the day. Reporter: '); '); Walking towards the Bogside a plaque is fixed to a house on Creggan Street. It honours two local teenagers who were ‘murdered by the British Army’ on Easter Sunday 1981. Today marks the 40th anniversary of those young men whose lives were cruelly cut short; 19-year-old Gary English and 18-year-old Jim Brown.
Money ‘falling from the sky’ surprises BC woman RCMP are searching for the owner of a large quantity of cash found on Vancouver Island. On Monday, a woman was enjoying her daily walk along a street in north Nanaimo when she saw money falling from the sky. "A vehicle went flying past her... seconds later, money was seen floating from the sky and began to fall around her," said Nanaimo RCMP in a release. The woman was unable to provide a plate number or description for the vehicle, but managed to pick up all the money and reported it to police.