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Daily Vancouver سبتمبر 26 - سبتمبر 26, 2026

فانكوفر السبت: أطفال يشعلون حريق ويقودون سيارة، متنكر في زي شرطي يحصل على حكم، ودوركسون يحضر مباراة لايونز

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Interim B.C. Conservative Lorne Doerkson (لورِن دوركسون) attended the B.C. Lions (فريق لايونز من بريتيش كولومبيا) game with former premier Christy Clark (كريستي كلارك) on Friday night. Doerkson became interim leader Sunday after Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned, and Clark — premier from 2011–2017 — told reporters the election call earlier that week was “absolutely unheard of.”
  2. North Vancouver man Wayne Peter Church (واين بيتر تشيرش) received an 18-month conditional discharge after impersonating an RCMP (شرطة الخيالة الملكية الكندية) officer. Church, 59, pleaded guilty to using emergency lights and representing himself as North Vancouver RCMP between Jan. 1 and March 1 last year; Judge Joseph Galati accepted a joint Crown-defence sentence after hearing Church has taken rehabilitative steps.
  3. Mission RCMP (شرطة الخيالة الملكية الكندية في ميسيون) say two separate Sept. 18 incidents involved a 7-year-old starting a home fire and a 4-year-old driving parents’ Cadillac into two parked cars. Police reported the 7-year-old connected a small blow torch to a propane cylinder and the fire department extinguished a small blaze; CCTV showed the 4‑year‑old started the Cadillac Escalade and struck two parked vehicles, with no injuries reported.

📰 Also Today

  • B.C. family still seeking answers one month after deadly Nepal flood.
  • Canadian citizen detained and questioned for hours at U.S. border crossing.
  • Squamish man uses motion-activated zombie to scare bears from garbage.
  • Lorne Doerkson (لورِن دوركسون) outlines values as he leads B.C. Conservatives into election.
  • B.C. Conservatives’ interim leader attended Lions game with ex-premier Christy Clark (كريستي كلارك).
  • Some TV meteorologists push to discuss climate change on-air.
  • Six decades of Treaty 8 material repatriated to Dane-zaa people in northern B.C.
  • Break-ins caused up to $60,000 in damage at Nisga’a cultural site near Terrace.
  • White Rock Mayor Megan Knight confirmed as B.C. Conservative candidate in Surrey South.
  • Driver arrested after two children were struck by an SUV in Kelowna.
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Driver arrested after 2 children hit by SUV in Kelowna

The children were taken to hospital but an update on their conditions has not been shared.

General Sep 26, 2026

White Rock Mayor Megan Knight confirmed as B.C. Conservative candidate in Surrey South

There is no law preventing someone from running in both municipal and provincial races at the same time, but in May last year, the B.C. government passed legislation banning people from holding both offices simultaneously.

General Sep 26, 2026

Break-ins cause up to $60K in damage at Nisga’a cultural site near Terrace

The Gitlaxdax Nisga’a Terrace Society says two break-ins at its Schremp Island property caused an estimated $50,000 to $60,000 in theft and damage. The incidents have forced the society to pause cultural programming while it secures the property and works to restore operations.

General Sep 26, 2026

6 decades of Treaty 8 history repatriated to Dane-zaa people in northern B.C.

Anthropologists from the Ridington family began working alongside Dane-zaa elders in the 1960s to record traditional songs, oral histories, and everyday life spanning six decades.

General Sep 26, 2026

Some TV meteorologists want to talk about climate change. Not everyone wants to hear it

Broadcast meteorologists usually talk about the weather, but as the planet warms, many weather presenters feel they must talk about climate change. It can be a tough balancing act — and it can have professional consequences.

General Sep 26, 2026

B.C. Conservatives' interim leader attends Lions game with ex-premier

Interim B.C. Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson was spotted alongside former B.C. Liberal premier Christy Clark at a B.C. Lions football game on Friday night.

General Sep 26, 2026

Lorne Doerkson talks values as he leads B.C. Conservatives into election

New B.C. Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson says the party platform hasn't changed much from what it was in 2024. He shared his opinions on a number of issues facing the province with Stephen Quinn, host of CBC's The Early Edition.

General Sep 26, 2026

Squamish man uses motion-activated zombie to scare bears away from garbage

More than 33 bears have been killed by conservation officers in B.C. this year, including two that entered stores through automatic sliding doors in Hope and Squamish. It's led to creative solutions to keep the hungry animals away from attractants.

General Sep 26, 2026

Canadian citizen detained at U.S. border crossing, questioned about voting for hours

Paige Adamson was on her way home from a birthday dinner in Tsawwassen, B.C., on Sept. 15 when she was stopped at the Point Roberts border crossing and questioned about voting for hours. Lawyers are raising concerns around vulnerabilities Canadians face while living in the U.S., especially over being registered to vote.

General Sep 26, 2026
Doerkson, Clark attend B.C. Lions game

Doerkson, Clark attend B.C. Lions game

Interim B.C. Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson was spotted alongside former Liberal premier Christy Clark at a B.C. Lions football game on Friday night.

Sports Sep 26, 2026

B.C. family still looking for answers 1 month after deadly Nepal flood

Over 1,400 bodies have been recovered and over 5,600 people remain missing — the Canadian Press reports — a month after a catastrophic flash flood struck the Himalayan border between Nepal and Tibet on Aug. 26.

General Sep 26, 2026
B.C. man who pulled over drivers with fake police lights gets conditional discharge

B.C. man who pulled over drivers with fake police lights gets conditional discharge

A North Vancouver man who impersonated a Mountie and pulled over drivers received a conditional discharge and could avoid a criminal record.

Crime Sep 26, 2026
Kids starting a fire, taking a vehicle set off warning from Mounties in B.C.

Kids starting a fire, taking a vehicle set off warning from Mounties in B.C.

Police say a seven-year-old boy found a small blow torch in his home on Sept. 18, managed to connect it to a propane cylinder and started a fire inside his home. 

Canada Sep 26, 2026
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