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May 28 marks one year since four-year-old Leonardo Machado was struck and killed by the driver of a transit bus near the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal in West Vancouver. The collision also left his mother severely injured.

After intense scrutiny, the provincial government will tell the public how much it will spend to host seven FIFA World Cup matches at BC Place beginning next month.

MLAs are taking a break when the BC NDP is struggling in the polls, and with portfolios, including health care, the deficit, and the economy.

But with a challenging national economy, reports of a technical recession, and the B.C. government announcing a growing final bill for hosting costs, some are concerned about

As of Monday, minimum-wage workers in B.C. will be making $18.25 per hour, up 40 cents. The province's hourly wage has increased, as it has every year on June 1 since 2019.

1130 NewsRadio has learned Surrey Police Service (SPS) Chief Norm Lipinski's time in the top job is coming to an end. He's been told he must either resign or he'll be forced out this week after spending years under the microscope in the province's fastest-growing city.

With the arrival of the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver just around the corner, polling suggests not everyone is excited to play host.

Citing the war in the Middle East and rising global fuel prices, BC Ferries says it plans to implement a temporary five per cent fuel surcharge as of Jun. 16, just three days after Vancouver will host the first of seven FIFA World Cup matches.

Surrey's mayor has broken her silence after Norm Lipinski was ousted by the Surrey Police Board from his role as chief.

Shock and anger are being felt across the province after the B.C. Review Board has a conditional discharge.