B.C. News

VANCOUVER — Officials in Taipei are asking Ottawa to help find and deport from Canada a celebrity blogger accused of fleeing Taiwan with millions in stolen funds from a high-end cosmetic surgery clinic.

VANCOUVER — A high-risk violent offender diagnosed with psychiatric disorders has been sentenced to four months in jail for using the internet in violation of one of many court-ordered restrictions against her.

VANCOUVER — Fourteen homes in a Sechelt neighbourhood plagued by sinkholes have been placed on evacuation alert by the district.

The automatic feeder will dispense OvoControl, a non-toxic oral contraceptive.

VANCOUVER — The humble A-frame cabin is a one-room structure with a loft space for a couple of beds. It has no potable water, no insulation and isn’t connected to any sewer system.

The pier, which was heavily damaged in the storm, will remain closed until repairs are complete.

B.C.’s trial lawyers are gearing up to challenge the provincial government’s new auto insurance reforms in court. The Trial Lawyers Association of B.C.

RICHMOND — A First Nations society with connections to the fishing industry wants to bring seal-hunting to the West Coast.

VANCOUVER — A cash reward has been offered for information leading to the arrest of Daon Gordon Glasgow, the subject of a police manhunt in connection with the shooting of a transit officer.

VANCOUVER — Women disappointed with how the Canadian justice system handles cases of violence against vulnerable women plan to rally this week outside a Port Coquitlam courthouse where a man charged with assaulting sex workers is on trial.