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Still some roadways not yet reopened after Cowichan flooding Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-22-2009 Road closures remain in effect in the wake of Friday’s flooding in Dun… more	Red Scorpion now in custody Abbotsford News • Nov-23-2009 An alleged Red Scorpions gang member whose home was raided in Aldergro… more
Two arrested after woman stabbed in Burnaby park Burnaby NewsLeader • Nov-23-2009 Two suspects have been arrested after a woman in her thirties was stab… more	Police hunting for sexual assault suspect The Tri-City News • Nov-23-2009 Police are asking for the public's help in the vicious sexual assault … more
2010 street cleanup takes shape BC Local News • Nov-22-2009 VICTORIA – New measures to enforce order on the streets are moving thr… more	Evacuees return home as floodwaters subside Saturday Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-21-2009 Floodwaters had drained enough by early afternoon Saturday for most ev… more
Man shot by police near Smithers Prince George Free Press • Nov-23-2009 A 24-year-old man is in serious, but stable, condition after being shot by an RCMP officer Saturday … more	WEB FIRST: Three more robberies trouble Vernon police Vernon Morning Star • Nov-23-2009 Vernon RCMP believe a lone male responsible for a half-dozen robberies in a span of eight days struc… more
Body found in Abbotsford ditch Abbotsford News • Nov-22-2009 Abbotsford Police are investigating after a man's body was found in a … more	Officials assess flood damage as province provides gear, chopper, insurance Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-21-2009 Cowichan region’s emergency brass were busy assessing flood damage Sat… more
Highway accident Kelowna Capital News • Nov-23-2009 Emergency crews responded to a two-vehicle accident at Highway 97 and … more	Quamichan Middle School open Monday, Alexander Elementary closed Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-23-2009 The Cowichan Valley school district issued the following release Sunday evening: School District 79 … more
VIHA’s healthcare cutbacks ‘unacceptable,’ cry protesters  Gulf Islands Driftwood • Nov-20-2009 Healthcare activists armed with banners, signs and song sheets bused to the Victoria legislature on … more	Shooting on Highway 16 Smithers Interior News • Nov-22-2009 On Saturday afternoon there was a shooting on Highway 16, between Sixt… more
Man killed on Highway 3A near Thrums Castlegar News • Nov-21-2009 On Friday Nov. 20, at a approximately 3:15 p.m., a pedestrian was struck and killed by a tractor tra… more	Hundreds evacuated in Cowichan after state of emergency declared because of flooding Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-20-2009 Municipal officials have called a state of emergency early Friday morn… more
Mall accident leaves man in hospital Nelson Star • Nov-23-2009 A man is in hospital after an industrial accident at the Chahko Mika Mall on Nov. 22. At 11:50 a.m. … more	Kerry Park pool plan deeply sunk during Saturday's referendum Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-21-2009 South Cowichanians resoundingly rejected a new Kerry Park pool during … more
RCMP: Alphonse did not die as result of crime Williams Lake Tribune • Nov-19-2009 Williams lake RCMP report that 66-year-old Joseph Phillip Alphonse, Sr… more	Abbotsford firefighters quench house fire Abbotsford News • Nov-22-2009 Abbotsford firefighters are mopping up after a house caught fire on We… more
Need to submit bid for Island crisis line Oak Bay News • Nov-22-2009 Could combine bid with Nanaimo service Victoria-based Need crisis line is planning to submit… more	Man pleads guilty to drunk driving in fatal hit-and-run Abbotsford News • Nov-20-2009 An Abbotsford man charged with drunk driving after the hit-and-run dea… more
H1N1 vac for all Barriere Star Journal • Nov-23-2009 All B.C. residents are now eligible for the H1N1 influenza vaccine, and the provincial health office… more	Will night set on Twilight's B.C. film sets? Cloverdale Reporter • Nov-19-2009 Tough break, Twi-hards. Word in vampire-land is that filming on Breaki… more
Allenby Road closed Saturday due to mudslide Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-21-2009 Allenby Road remained closed Saturday around noon after a mudslide Fri… more	Evacuation orders remain, resident meeting Nov. 22, 10 a.m., Cowichan community centre Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-21-2009 Flood warnings and evacuation orders remained in force Saturday evening as residents and officials c… more
'Reasonable compromise' found for Grosvenor Peace Arch News • Nov-19-2009 A public information meeting on Grosvenor’s Village proposal for the c… more	Work still to be done in George Little Park Terrace Standard • Nov-23-2009 George Little Park will be in the midst of construction for the next l… more
Residential watchdogs take a breather Peace Arch News • Nov-19-2009 Don’t count the White Rock Ratepayers Association out too soon. That’s… more	Revelstoke Mountain Resort announces early opening Revelstoke Times Review • Nov-20-2009 Revelstoke Mountain Resort announced today it will be opening a week e… more
Kerry Park pool vote turnout brisk, results available Saturday night Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-21-2009 Voter turnout in the Kerry Park pool referendum was brisk at Frances K… more	UPDATED: Province to help with flood damage claims Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-20-2009 The province has approved financial assistance for those in the Cowich… more
Locals pull together in wake of Friday's flooding emergency Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-20-2009 Cowichan’s emergency systems passed with flying colours as civic and v… more	Upper Pitt plan off B.C. Hydro’s list Maple Ridge News • Nov-19-2009 Streams flowing to the Upper Pitt River will run free after B.C. Hydro… more
RCMP react as domestic assaults skyrocket Maple Ridge News • Nov-19-2009 Ridge Meadows RCMP will reinstate a position that deals with domestic assaults as they spike in both… more	Two groups vie for Shames Mountain future Terrace Standard • Nov-20-2009 Two separate groups have emerged in the effort to ensure that local ski hill Shames Mountain stays o… more
Welfare of our kids still needs work Kelowna Capital News • Nov-20-2009 The second annual Central Okanagan State of the Child progress report,… more	Craig Street reopening bash postponed as city handles flooding crisis Cowichan News Leader and Pictorial • Nov-20-2009 Saturday’s official opening of Duncan’s upgraded Craig Street has been postponed as city leaders and… more
Residents advised to get their home tested for radon Clearwater Times • Nov-23-2009 Are you so worried about H1N1 that you’re hiding out in your basement until it’s all over? Probably … more	Resort’s concept is crystal clear Vernon Morning Star • Nov-21-2009 Vernon’s first wellness resort promises to be a place where people can… more
Resurfacing, rip rap projects announced Hope Standard • Nov-20-2009 Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon MP Chuck Strahl and Chilliwack-Hope MLA Barry Penner braved the rain and th… more	Plug Out – Tune In Abbotsford News • Nov-20-2009 Abbotsford Collegiate student Alexandria Mitchell wants to get the com… more
New centre could hit taxpayers for millions with 2010 deficit Abbotsford News • Nov-20-2009 The new Entertainment and Sports Centre will need a big operating subs… more	RCMP seek answers in knife attack Goldstream News Gazette • Nov-20-2009 West Shore RCMP are investigating a possible home invasion that left a Langford man with a slashed f… more
Drugs on Internet often fake, dangerous Abbotsford News • Nov-20-2009 Buying discount drugs over the Internet can be like playing Russian ro… more	HST rebate increased for new homes Abbotsford News • Nov-20-2009 By Tom FLETCHER Black Press VICTORIA – The B.C. government is giving a bigger break to new home buye… more
New ride for ministry Abbotsford News • Nov-20-2009 In less than a week, an Abbotsford ministry’s new mode of transportati… more	Apartment for homeless planned Surrey North Delta Leader • Nov-21-2009 Surrey is considering turning a former North Surrey hotel into housing… more
New airport mini-terminal Abbotsford News • Nov-20-2009 A new $1.3-million structure that will serve as a mini terminal for pr… more	RCMP officer charged with assault Surrey North Delta Leader • Nov-20-2009 A Surrey RCMP officer has been charged with assaulting two men in an o… more

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