• Man killed on Sunday at Salmon Arm church was recent victim of suspected arson

    A man who was killed at the Salmon Arm Church of Christ on Sunday morning had recently dealt with police after his home burned down.
    According to Global News, the man killed was 78-year-old Gordon Parmenter.
    Parmenter was an elder at the church. He is described on the church’s website as being married with four children, numerous grandchildren and having hosted several foster children “who have benefited from their godly home and teachings.”
    In the early hours of March 14, a tr
  • Third time's the charm: North Van’s Natasha Wodak wins another Sun Run women’s title

    She runs for herself, certainly. But Natasha Wodak also runs for orphaned kittens. And to see her mom’s smiling face in the finish area.
    Six years after she won the second of back-to-back Vancouver Sun Run titles, the 37-year-old from North Vancouver — who ran with the acronym VOKRA (Vancouver Orphan Kiiten Rescue Association) penned on her leg — captured her third 10K elite women’s race on Sunday in convincing fashion.
    Separating herself from the pack at two kilometres,
  • 'It's beyond words': Local at last, as Burnaby's Justin Kent wins 2019 Vancouver Sun Run

    Justin Kent had the wide-eyed look of someone who was completely shocked by what he had just done.
    You might even have called him speechless (he did), except that he kept finding ways to express his joy in winning the Vancouver Sun Run 10K on Sunday in his first appearance.
    “Oh my God, it’s beyond words,” said the 26-year-old from Burnaby, who outkicked Calgarian Trevor Hofbauer down the final 300 metres off the Cambie Street Bridge and won by a body length at the tape in 29 mi
  • Two people hurt in criminal incident at Salmon Arm church

    Two people have been hurt during an incident at the Salmon Arm Church of Christ on Sunday morning.
    A B.C. Ambulance spokesperson said that two ground ambulances and one air ambulance were sent to church — at 490 5 Ave. SW — at 10:37 a.m.
    The air ambulance landed at Blackburn Park, across the road from the church, and took away one person. There was a heavy police presence outside the church and the road outside the church was blocked off. The church is in a light industrial zone.
    Hea
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  • Third time's the charm: North Van’s Natasha Wodak wins another Sun Run women’s title - Vancouver Sun

    Third time's the charm: North Van’s Natasha Wodak wins another Sun Run women’s title  Vancouver SunShe runs for herself, certainly. But Natasha Wodak also runs for orphaned kittens. And to see her mom's smiling face in the finish area.
  • Nation's new name becomes North Macedonia election issue - Vancouver Sun

    Nation's new name becomes North Macedonia election issue  Vancouver SunThe renaming of Balkan country Macedonia this year has emerged as a hot issue in North Macedonia's upcoming presidential election.Centre-left candidate ...
  • REPLAY: Elite Metro Vancouver runners take the podium in the 2019 Vancouver Sun Run

     
    Two local runners have taken the crowns in this year’s Vancouver Sun Run.
    Justin Kent, of Burnaby, won the men’s race in 29 minutes and 30 seconds. Natasha Wodak, of North Vancouver, took the women’s crown in 32:38. Balraj Zimich won the 10k wheelchair in 31:39. In second place in the men’s elite class was Trevor Hofbauer, of Calgary. Second in the women’s elite class was Kinsey Middleton, from Idaho.
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  • Local at last: Burnaby's Justin Kent wins 2019 Vancouver Sun Run

    A local has finally won the Vancouver Sun Run.
    Justin Kent, a 26-year-old from Burnaby, outkicked Albertan Trevor Hofbauer over the final 300 metres on Sunday to take the men’s division of the legendary 10K race by a body length in a time of 29 minutes, 30 seconds.
    After rounding off, Hofbauer was also timed in 29:30.
    Haron Kiptoo Sirma, one of three Kenyans who Kent and Hofbauer moved past at the nine-kilometre mark, was third in 29:33.
    The men’s division of the 35-year-old race has
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  • LIVE: The 2019 Vancouver Sun Run is underway

    The race is on. Over 40,000 people who gathered in downtown Vancouver for this year’s Vancouver Sun Run are now in motion.
    It’s a near perfect morning for a run, with lightly overcast skies, no rain, no wind and a temperature of 7 C. The Vancouver Sun Run is Canada’s largest 10k trot.
    Related Vancouver Sun Run 2019: Five things to know before you go Vancouver Sun Run turns 35 on Sunday
    The race started at 8:40 a.m. with competitive wheelchair and race walkers, followed by elite
  • Pedestrian killed in Abbotsford early Sunday

    A 37-year-old woman has died after being struck by a pickup truck early this morning in Abbotsford.
    According to the Abbotsford Police Department, emergency services were called to the 30000-block of Fraser Highway at 2:20 a.m.
    Upon arrival, a 37-year-old woman was found deceased. The driver, who reported the accident, remained on scene and is co-operating with the police. He did not sustain any injuries.
    An investigation is underway.
  • Affordable-housing tenants outraged after six months without elevator

    Some tenants of an affordable housing complex in Vancouver who have gone six months without an elevator say they can’t suffer another 11 months while waiting for it to be repaired.
    Since Sept. 28, the highrise elevator serving all nine floors of the 86-unit Solheim Place (at 251 Union St.) has been out of order. A second lowrise elevator, which only goes to the fifth floor, has often been broken, too, according to tenants.
    During that six months, tenants of the upper floors — many of
  • Cranbrook citizens show team spirit by replacing missing hockey funds

    The Cranbrook Friendship hockey team will leave for Japan on April 23 after the community stepped up to raise money when funds for the trip went missing.
    Citizens of Cranbrook demonstrated their team spirit Saturday, donating more than $25,000 to send a kids’ hockey team to a tournament in Japan after the money designated for the trip disappeared.
    A dozen days before they were set to depart, the Cranbrook Friendship hockey team discovered a “trusted volunteer” had allegedly mis
  • PM Justin Trudeau walks in Vancouver Vaisakhi parade after reference to Sikh extremism deleted

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touted the strength and contributions of Canada’s Sikh community as he celebrated the religion’s holy day of Vaisakhi in Vancouver.
    “As we celebrate Vaisakhi, let us also celebrate all the incredible contributions of this community,” he said in a speech after he walked in a parade Saturday organized by the Khalsa Diwan Society in Surrey. The society formed in 1902 and built the first Sikh Gurdwara in Canada several years later.
    Trudeau joined
  • Rob Shaw: B.C. braces for results of Alberta election

    VICTORIA — B.C.’s simmering pipeline feud with Alberta is poised to turn into an all-out-war no matter who wins Tuesday’s Alberta election.
    But it will definitely be a tougher battle for B.C. Premier John Horgan if he’s up against — as many expect — a victorious Jason Kenney flexing a new majority mandate.
    Kenney and his United Conservative Party have promised to quickly enact a law passed by Alberta’s NDP government, but never brought into force. It all

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