Mike Hager

Scramble to keep people safe has highlighted a shortage of emergency resources across several provinces

Researchers are launching wastewater testing in a bid to detect the presence of new COVID-19 mutations and variants

Mohammed Majidpour’s long criminal history offers a case study in the way B.C.’s courts treat the tiny number of people who repeatedly assault strangers

Rules that came into effect July, 2021, require any officer in a relationship to disclose it to their supervisor

Two American pilots survived a serious crash while on a firefighting mission east of Perth in ‘one of the best aviation stories ever,’ says CEO of Vancouver Island aviation company Coulson Aviation

A group of opponents within the Kwantlen First Nation are escalating their four-year fight to fire Chief Marilyn Gabriel

Operators are looking to capitalize on popularity of the drug, while banking on police forces being more focused on opioids and other ‘hard’ drugs

Library of Parliament report shows RCMP had 813 empty positions across the country in June, 2022 and more than half of them were in B.C.

Amid the worst drought in provincial history, many experts are urging reforms to conserve fresh water on Canada’s West Coast

Wildfire destroys ‘significant’ number of homes in West Kelowna as thousands told to be prepared to evacuate on a moment’s notice

City parks draw millions, but that foot traffic also raises the risk of humans causing brush or forest fires, which are mostly started by lightning in the wild

Blair Evan Donnelly has been charged with three counts of aggravated assault, and remains in custody after Sunday’s attack at the Light Up Chinatown festival

Often, the conditions of their release leave offenders one slight misstep away from returning to homelessness

Canadians with family members are scrambling to get loved ones out of Israel as Ottawa says 3,234 Canadians had registered as living in the country and 478 in Palestinian territories

Pro-Palestinian rallies in Toronto and Vancouver have spurred debate about how to deter potential encouragement of acts of hatred

At least 22 owners of condos in two dozen buildings in downtown Victoria listed their units for sale in the last two weeks of October, according to an analysis

The prime minister’s security detail whisked him out of a popular restaurant in the city after demonstrators chanting ‘ceasefire now!’ filed in

A letter endorsed by JFG and more than 40 organizations, academics and Indigenous groups asks for ‘immediate steps to preserve Pickton evidence’

Hospital in the town of Fort Smith prepares to receive several wounded patients

Critics worry that developer-owned energy companies will be prone to charging their customers more as they are less able to absorb external costs