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Lysol-wipe COVID profiteer sentenced for extortion of estranged Burnaby wife - BC News - Vimarsana News

Lysol-wipe COVID profiteer sentenced for extortion of estranged Burnaby wife - BC News

A man who made the news at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic for hoarding Lysol wipes to sell online for a profit has been sentenced for threatening to release intimate videos of his estranged Burnaby wife if she didn't give him more time with their kids.

'Do what sings to you': Burnaby superintendent looks back on 50 years in the school district - Vimarsana News

'Do what sings to you': Burnaby superintendent looks back on 50 years in the school district

Superintendent Gina Niccoli-Moen has been in the Burnaby school district since Grade 1. She retires this month after nine years as the district's top administrator.

Police watchdog investigating after man found dead near Parksville trail - BC News - Vimarsana News

Police watchdog investigating after man found dead near Parksville trail - BC News

B.C.’s civilian-led police watchdog is investigating after police located man’s body near Parksville on Monday — a day after they first tried and failed to find him.

B.C. police watchdog called to Burnaby for death in police custody - BC News - Vimarsana News

B.C. police watchdog called to Burnaby for death in police custody - BC News

B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating the death of a man in police custody in Burnaby Wednesday.

Police cleared of wrongdoing in anti-SOGI tractor rollover - BC News - Vimarsana News

Police cleared of wrongdoing in anti-SOGI tractor rollover - BC News

A police chase that ended in a dramatic rollover of a tractor on a B.C. highway last year did not produce evidence suggesting officers committed an offence, a civilian oversight body has found.