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Ryan Lowe has pleaded guilty to four of eight charges, including impaired driving causing death and failing to remain at the scene, in connection with a fatal hit-and-run involving a motorcyclist.

“We just love them so much. We’re not complete without them.”

Andrew Berry, who is standing trial for the murder of his two daughters on Christmas Day 2017, hadn’t been heard from in hours, the jury heard.

After nine years with the Vancouver Police Department, Const. Nicole Chan died by suicide in January.

“I was hearing real loud crashing... it was like a bookcase coming down... I didn’t hear voices,” said Andrew Berry’s neighbour.

A statement from Oscar Arfmann last month that Crown said was an admission of guilt was also tossed out by evidence.

Closing augments began Wednesday in the trial of a man accused of shooting his pregnant ex-girlfriend in the stomach.

‘My husband, he died from being a hero. He saved the life of the residents where he worked, while he stayed in this house,’ said Flozier Tabangin.

Battered Women’s Support Services says staff have seen a massive increase in calls over the last three weeks.

The owner of Balila Taste Kitchen says theft is out of control and he has to clean up human waste from his front door every morning.

A source told Global News Lloyd was also hit with almost $4,000 in strata fines.

The application in B.C. Supreme Court comes after the churches filed a petition challenging the province’s prohibition on the services.

The glaring question now is how many homicide cases are potentially in legal jeopardy due to what the judge referred to as IHIT’s “egregious” blanket noncompliance policy.

A text message about a “digital detox” sent from Trina Hunt’s phone back in January seemed odd, according to a family member.

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The BC Coroners Service reported 201 suspected deaths from illicit drug toxicity in October — the province’s deadliest month on record.

Manbir Kajla’s family is speaking out, after the case against the person charged in his death was thrown out because of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team’s conduct.

Scott Redlac, owner of Burnaby Grills and Langara Mechanical Plumbing and Heating, was attacked on Jan. 24 by a man who approached the business.

“I felt his fingers dig into that intimate part of my body,” said the woman, who chased after the suspect and filmed him with her camera to hold him accountable.

Christel Flynn did not have her purse with her when she disappeared from the UBC Hospital grounds, meaning she had no bank cards or medication, said her mother Karen Flynn.