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January 17, 2012

A 30-kilogram bronze beaver sculpture was swiped from the back of a pick-up truck in East Vancouver last week.

B.C.’s most-wanted car thief arrested in smartphone scam

December 06, 2011

A Vancouver man convicted in the 2006 hit-and-run death of a New Zealand doctor is once again behind bars.

DNA in Van Diest murder linked to 2005 sex assault

November 24, 2011

RCMP have released a sketch of a suspect in the Halloween killing of Taylor Van Diest.

Support worker: ‘Dark force’ loomed over DTES

November 02, 2011

When Elaine Allan started working at the WISH drop-in centre for sex-trade workers in 1998, it was clear something was not right in the Downtown Eastside.

Murder charges laid against babysitter

October 26, 2011

A 28-year-old babysitter in Cranbrook has been charged with second-degree murder in the drowning death of a 19-month-old.

Farm familiar to sex workers

October 19, 2011

Robert Pickton’s infamous Port Coquitlam farm was well known in the Downtown Eastside, the Missing Women Inquiry heard yesterday.

Women made easy prey: Prof

October 14, 2011

Marginalized sex-trade workers are easy pickings for killers such as Robert Pickton, the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry was told.

Investigation of Pickton a ‘failure’: Lawyer

October 13, 2011

The accusations and finger pointing at the Missing Women Inquiry have begun.

Pickton inquiry starts today

October 11, 2011

Families of serial killer Robert Pickton victims have known the answer to who killed their loved ones for years.

Body found in cluttered home

October 11, 2011

Firefighters made a grisly discovery while sifting through the charred remains of a Vancouver home yesterday.

Video: Vancouver police seeking info in mysterious case of possible assault on toddler Video Available

September 27, 2011

Vancouver police are seeking the public’s help to solve a mysterious case involving a possible physical assault of a two-year-old boy.

Young mom’s body found

September 12, 2011

The estranged husband of a slain Burnaby mother has been charged in relation to her death, after her body was found in a suitcase floating in the Fraser River.

Suspect arrested for 1999 murder of teen

August 24, 2011

A decade-long search for a man wanted for the 1999 murder of an 18-year-old woman has come to an end.

Police still searching for cop slasher

August 12, 2011

New Westminster police released a composite sketch and asked for the public’s help on Thursday to locate a man accused of slashing an officer in the face two weeks ago.

Vancouver Royal Canadian Mint boutique burglarized

July 04, 2011

Thieves in Vancouver burrowed through a wall of the Royal Canadian
Mint boutique on Granville Street and made off with thousands of dollars in stolen items.

Seeking punishment for friend’s death

June 30, 2011

CeeJai Julian, a friend of a 30-year-old woman killed in an alleged hit and run over the weekend, said she hopes the driver gets punished for the death of a “beautiful human being.”

Body of sex trade worker found in Burnaby park

February 09, 2011

Police have identified the body of a woman found Monday in a North Burnaby park as 27-year-old Carla Marie Smith.

Man stalking, sexually assaulting women in Vancouver entertainment district

January 13, 2011

A predator has been stalking and sexually assaulting young women after a night out in Vancouver's entertainment district, police say.

Mountie faces 15 charges

December 22, 2010

A suspended Surrey Mountie is facing more than a dozen charges relating to drug trafficking, gun possession and identity theft, RCMP officials announced yesterday.

Arrests in North Van. assault

December 06, 2010

Two North Vancouver teens have been arrested for a brutal baseball-bat assault that left a man clinging to life in hospital with a head injury. The teens, 17 and 18, were arrested separately, near their homes Friday evening.

Child hostage a rare case: Police

November 26, 2010

Police are calling the hostage taking of a three-year-old boy Tuesday night a rare incident.

Sex offender caught allegedly watching children

November 23, 2010

An off-duty Vancouver police officer is being credited for spotting a known sex offender allegedly watching children at a community centre — a violation of his parole — and detaining the man until help arrived.

Trial begins in pregnant wife’s death

November 16, 2010

Nearly four years after her burned remains were discovered at a Delta-area beach, the trial for the murder of Surrey schoolteacher Manjit Panghali commenced yesterday with the Crown prosecutor unveiling early evidence against Mukhtiar Singh Panghali, the victim’s husband.

Kamloops bishop viciously beaten

October 25, 2010

A bishop was in hospital in serious condition yesterday after being beaten in what police call a “brutal attack” in a Kamloops cathedral.

Sex worker stabbed during abduction

October 18, 2010

A 27-year-old female sex worker was taken to Royal Columbian hospital suffering from stab wounds yesterday after she escaped from a man who allegedly abducted her at knifepoint at a Kingsway hotel.

Ex-teacher charged with sexual assault

October 15, 2010

A retired North Vancouver high school teacher is facing a trio of sex-related charges involving a student.

B.C. man accused of operating brothels

October 14, 2010

A 47-year-old Burnaby man has been arrested and charged with running several brothels in Metro Vancouver.

Murdered daughter loved friends, soccer

October 14, 2010

The parents of a slain Delta teen described their daughter yesterday as a passionate soul who had little patience for cleaning her room and who preferred instead to spend her time on a soccer field, studying or laughing with friends.

Murder victim laid to rest

October 01, 2010

A popular teenager murdered in a daytime attack at a North Delta park was laid to rest this week in a private family ceremony that was also attended by Hells Angels.

Rise in sex assault stats inflated: Police

September 28, 2010

The increase in sexual assaults is less than half the alarming 21.2 per cent touted last month in their annual report, Vancouver police said yesterday.


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