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No charges for officer involved in Vancouver shooting of homeless man
No charges will be laid against the Vancouver police who shot Michael Vann Hubbard, pictured here in an undated photo.
Abbotsford rental vacancy rate up
Abbotsford had the second highest rental apartment vacancy rate in Canada in October at 6.1 per cent, according to statistics released by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation on Wednesday.
B.C. police tracked gang's choppers years before drug lord's arrest
International drug lord Clay Roueche may have been arrested just last year, but the cracks in his United Nations gang started surfacing in early 2005.
Some called it justice served. The defence called it a miscarriage of justice. As defence lawyer Howard Goldkind pointed out, a 16-year-old boy has been found guilty of the first-degree murder of his mother.
Abbotsford born UN Gang leader sentenced to 30 years in U.S. jail
" who grew up in Chilliwack and Abbotsford before moving to Vancouver - " was sentenced by Chief U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik in a Seattle courtroom today.
Cops who fatally shot homeless man won't face charges
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Sorry, this story is not available. More Stories Bus crash Hockey bus slides off central B.C. highway A coach bus carrying minor league hockey players from Abbotsford, B.C., slid off an icy highway Friday afternoon, sending 21 teenage boys to hospital.
Van in 3-death crash not roadworthy, inquest told
An inquest into the 2007 van crash that killed three farm workers heard from a provincial vehicle inspector Tuesday.
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Samantha Merritt of Abbotsford's W.J. Mouat Secondary holds her shoe...
Samantha Merritt, a Grade12 student at W.J. Mouat Secondary, was presented with her own design on a Nike shoe, by a representative from the Ch'nook Aboriginal Business Education program at the University of British Columbia.
Inquest jury rules BC farmworker deaths an accident but calls for education
The jury at a coroner's inquest into the deaths of three women in a van crash near Abbotsford, B.C., has called for more random inspections of vehicles used to transport farmworkers.
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3-death crash inquest told previous inquest 'ignored'
A coroner's inquest into this three-fatality crash heard Wednesday that a previous coroner's jury had already made recommendations in a similar accident.
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Get merry in downtown Abbotsford 17 hours ago
There is still lots of time to create some Christmas magic with and for your loved ones in downtown Abbotsford.
Driver blames ex-RCMP van in 3-death crash
An inquest into the 2007 van crash that killed three farm workers is scheduled to begin Monday in Vancouver.
Police aid landlords in fight against crime
The fire alarms of the infamous 16-unit apartment building didn't work, garbage piled up, door locks and buzzers were damaged, hallways dimly lit.
Fire guts Abbotsford seniors' complex
Firefighters work to douse the fire, which destroyed at least two units in the complex.
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Blanket drive needs help 4 hours ago
While some cosy items are coming in, the 15th annual REALTORS? Care Blanket Drive is a little below the normal donations.