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Black community advisory group cuts ties with Vancouver police - Vimarsana News

Black community advisory group cuts ties with Vancouver police

The committee that advises the Vancouver Police Department on the needs and perspectives of Black and African-descent communities has cut ties with the force and accused police leadership of disrespecting and dismissing its members.

Source: cbc.ca
Police say suspicious device caused 1-hour delay to start of Vancouver marathon - Vimarsana News

Police say suspicious device caused 1-hour delay to start of Vancouver marathon

Police say an investigation into a suspicious device placed near the course of the BMO Vancouver Marathon delayed its start by an hour. It was placed to "cause panic or to disrupt the event," according to a release.

Source: cbc.ca
Members of Russian Community Centre rocked by vandalism, many have close ties to Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Members of Russian Community Centre rocked by vandalism, many have close ties to Ukraine

Members of the Russian Community Centre in Kitsilano are reeling after a case of vandalism as many of them have friends and relatives who have been displaced by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, says the centre's board chair.

Dan Fumano: Public safety in Vancouver likely to feature in election - Vimarsana News

Dan Fumano: Public safety in Vancouver likely to feature in election

Analysis: Crime, or at least the perception of rising crime, is likely to be a key issue for some candidates in 2022

Cops Apologize for Mistakenly Detaining, Handcuffing First Black Judge on B.C. Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Cops Apologize for Mistakenly Detaining, Handcuffing First Black Judge on B.C. Supreme Court

Authorities were looking for a 40-50 year old Black suspect when they detained and handcuffed 81-year-old Selwyn Romilly.