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Java junkies at North Van coffee shop get caffeine fix with IOUs

Java junkies at North Van coffee shop get caffeine fix with IOUs

When debit and credit card payments were knocked out by the Rogers network outage Friday, Delany's Coffee in North Van allowed customers to pay with IOUs on the honour system.
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Scanning for unmarked graves begins at former Alberni Indian Residential School site

Scanning for unmarked graves begins at former Alberni Indian Residential School site

The process is expected to continue for two weeks, the Tseshaht First Nation said Monday.
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B.C. nurse suspended for having relationship with vulnerable patient

B.C. nurse suspended for having relationship with vulnerable patient

The Chilliwack nurse's romantic and physical relationship with a client breached privacy standards by accessing the client's medical health records. 
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U.S. SEC sues West Vancouver offshore shell facilitator for US$28.9M

U.S. SEC sues West Vancouver offshore shell facilitator for US$28.9M

Former B.C. lawyer Frederick Sharp still faces criminal securities fraud charges.
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B.C. PetSmart joins National Adoption Week

B.C. PetSmart joins National Adoption Week

National Adoption Week is July 11 to 17.
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Whistler skier makes jump to national team

Whistler skier makes jump to national team

Freestyle Whistler’s Brynn Johnston looks to take her skills to the next level
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In an act of reconciliation, Victoria's Trutch Street gets a new name

In an act of reconciliation, Victoria's Trutch Street gets a new name

Victoria’s Trutch Street was renamed Su’it Street for the Lekwungen word for “truth” in a ceremony with the Esquimalt and Songhees First Nations and community members on Sunday.
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No wrongdoing on Mountie who tried to pull over speeding motorcycle before fatal crash, says IIO

No wrongdoing on Mountie who tried to pull over speeding motorcycle before fatal crash, says IIO

Witnesses said Akerley ran a red light and hit the truck.
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Who pays? Helicopter company pauses doctor trips over $75,000 bill

Who pays? Helicopter company pauses doctor trips over $75,000 bill

A helicopter company that transports a Port McNeill doctor into a remote First Nations community stopped service this month due to an unpaid $75,000 bill.
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BC Conservation Service intercepted a barge from Ontario that was covered in zebra mussels

BC Conservation Service intercepted a barge from Ontario that was covered in zebra mussels

Officials were worried the invasive mussel could establish itself and overtake native species if the barge was allowed in B.C. waters.
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