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A man who admitted to setting a fire that caused millions of dollars in damage and displaced dozens of people in White Rock, B.C., will not serve any jail time.
James Adrian Dyer pleaded guilty in 2016 White Rock arson
A bureaucratic delay has at the federal level has caused a slight hiccup in the plans
To the Editor: The Israeli military assault on Gaza has touched off enormous protests all over the world. At one such protest in Boston on Sunday, Nov. 12, one of the themes was silence equals violence. Some are understandably concerned about exposing themselves to the opprobrium and criticism of those who equate opposition to genocide […]
James Adrian Dyer pleaded guilty in 2016 White Rock arson