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One of the men convicted in the notorious ‘Surrey Six’ drug murders has lost his court bid to have his conviction overturned. As Kristen Robinson reports, the hearing was yet another agonizing day in court for the mother of the 22-year-old innocent victim of the crime.

A Surrey MLA is calling on the B.C. solicitor general to launch a review of the Surrey Police Service, after six people have died or were seriously injured in collisions involving the force in the past 12 months. Angela Jung reports.

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is calling out the provincial government for its lack of new involuntary care beds in the city. Premier David Eby announcing new facilities for Surrey and Prince George. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

If you’re currently reassessing your career and considering a job move this year, experts say the way we approach interviews matters more than ever. A new survey from Robert Half shows 44 percent of professionals plan to look for a new job in the next six months. But before you even get the job, the...

B.C. gangster Jamie Bacon has been released from prison after serving his sentence for his part in the Surrey Six murder. Bacon is living in Edmonton under strict conditions.

Vancouver’s mayor is supporting Surrey City Council’s call for a public inquiry into Metro Vancouver. As Catherine Urquhart reports, the province is considering its options.

Satisfaction with services the City of Calgary provides has declined slightly compared to six months ago, according to the city’s spring survey of Calgarians. Among the poorest-ranked services are water and transit. Adam MacVicar reports.

Convicted in the deaths of six people in a Surrey apartment building in 2007, Jamie Bacon was sentenced to nearly two decades in prison — but now he’s done his time and has chosen to call Edmonton home. Sarah Ryan reports.

A new poll shows Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas is enjoying something of a honeymoon period with local residents six months after his narrow election victory. The survey shows just under half of Calgarians feel positive about the mayor, while many said they still don’t know much about him. Adam MacVicar reports.

We are learning more about a woman whose partner pleaded guilty to interfering with her remains in Maple Ridge — following her mysterious death last year. She was the spouse of a notorious B.C. gangster. Kristen Robinson reports.

A warning, some of the details in this story are disturbing. A dangerous sex offender who is believed to pose a significant risk to women and children is set to move to Surrey. As Kristen Robinson reports, Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke says he is not welcome in the city.

At least two reviews are underway after the wrong patient was taken from Surrey Memorial Hospital and delivered to someone else’s home on December 22nd. Kristen Robinson has more on the concerning mix-up.

A concerning mix-up sees the wrong patient transported from hospital to a Surrey home. A fire sinks several boats at a Port Moody marina. And it’s unclear how privacy may be impacted by hundreds of new security cameras being installed in Vancouver for the FIFA World Cup.

While access to primary care is improving across the country, nearly six million Canadians still don’t have a regular doctor, according to a new survey. Data from the “Our-Care Survey” estimates 5.9 million people do not have access to a family doctor, nurse practitioner, or primary care team. Katherine Ward has this story and more...

We are looking at many examples of people who have been taking advantage of BC Housing subsidies. And we are following up on the security breach at the Surrey Memorial NICU. Why were police not notified for more than six hours, and why did security not hold the suspect?

A number of events were held in B.C. on Tuesday to mark National Truth and Reconciliation Day. Jinny Sims says Radio Swift staff arrived to find the Surrey station had been hit by gunfire and two Texada Island residents have been charged in the killing of ‘Tex’, the grizzly bear.

A Surrey man acquitted of a sexual assault charge because he was high on magic mushrooms is sparking outrage. As Travis Prasad reports, the judge acknowledges the man did commit the offence, but says he didn’t know what he was doing.

Surrey Board of Education Vice-Chair Terry Allen discusses the decision to stagger the start times at two additional Surrey high schools, bringing the number of high schools with extended days from six to eight.

A new survey conducted by the Pew Research Center found that 12 per cent of Americans named Canada as their country’s most important ally, up from six per cent in 2023. This despite Trump’s frequent complaints about the U.S.’s northern neighbour. Nivrita Ganguly has more on this and other top business stories in Business Matters...

The municipal election is still four months away but all eyes are already on Surrey City Hall. NDP MLA Jinny Sims is expected to announce she intends to run on Wednesday and add her name to the list of candidates running against Doug McCallum. Richard Zussman has more on the mayor race.