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Instead of blaming the federal government for the Lower Mainland`s deteriorating crime situation, Solicitor General John Les should look at the incompetence of his own government in not forming a regional police force.
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This is exactly what I said six years ago in a lead article in The VOICE. Were the RCMP and other Lower Mainland police forces, and this very same provincial government (besides the mainstream media that is always boasting of winning this or that award) SLEEPING all this time?
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#1. AIR INDIA INQUIRY: RUMOURS, FACTS OR LIES?
#2. 10 YEARS LATER: MICHAEL MAHEDRA SINGH'S MURDER TRIAL
#3. SUPREME COURT TO HEAR KHOSA DEPORTATION ORDER APPEAL
#4. LAL, NOT LALO, SINGH
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Two-term U.S. Represntative Bobby Jindal, 36, this week became the youngest governor in the United States and the first non-white and first Indian American to hold that office in the state of Louisiana since Reconstruction.
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In recent months, India's rise has commanded the attention of western boardrooms and that of editors' offices at major newspaper across the world. All want to compile special reports on the emergence of the Asian tiger. And it is not China; it is India.
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On Monday, when the Campbell Liberals refused to debate in the Legislature on NDP Leader Carole James' bill calling for an increase in B.C.'s minimum wage, they sent B.C.'s lowest paid workers a clear message.
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#1. $250,000 SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT AT UBC OKANAGAN BY DEEPAK BINNING FOUNDATION
#2. SURREY COUNCILLOR TOM GILL JOINS MAYOR WATTS' NEW COALITION
#3. PROVINCE HONOURS CONTRIBUTIONS OF IMMIGRANT WOMEN
#4. SIKH SPIRITUAL LEADER AT NEW WESTMINSTER GURDWARA
#5. HAND-SEWN BOOK BAGS FOR SURREY'S NEEDIEST KINDERGARTEN KIDS
#6. DHALIWAL SUPPORTS ADJUSTMENTS TO OLD AGE SECURITY BILL
#7. SWAMI RAMDEV EXPECTED IN VANCOUVER NEXT YEAR
#8. "RACISM. STOP IT!" NATIONAL VIDEO COMPETITION LAUNCHED BY FEDS
#9. TOM GILL TAKES A GREEN INITIATIVE
#10. RAMINDER BHULLAR'S VANJLI WALA
#11. SAFETY FIRST THIS HALLOWEEN
#12. THREE MIGHT HAVE SURVIVED IF THEY'D BUCKLED UP
#13. LINDA REID SLAMMED FOR POLITICAL MANIPULATION OF BOOSTER SEATS
#14. AUDITOR GENERAL'S REPORT ON VANCOUVER CONVENTION CENTRE EXPANSION
#15. CTF: AG CONFIRMS CONVENTION CENTRE COSTS COULD GO STILL HIGHER
#16. VANOC SKATING ON THIN ICE
#17. KAVI RAZ OF 'THE GOLD BRACELET' FAME GETS ANOTHER AWARD
#18. THE ASIAN ERA IS HERE, NOW
#19. B.C. LIBERALS CUT OFF MINIMUM WAGE DEBATE
#20. NDP: RESCIND CUTS TO FUNDING FOR VULNERABLE STUDENTS
#21. UN REPRESENTATIVE TELLS CANADA TO BUILD SOCIAL HOUSING UNITS
#22. LEGISLATION INTRODUCED TO REVAMP TRANSLINK
#23. BEER REMAINS NUMBER ONE, BUT WINE'S GOING HIGHER FASTER THAN OTHERS
#24. SIX-MONTH RUN OF TITANIC EXHIBITION
#25. RICHMOND COUNCILLORS RENEW CALL FOR FLIGHT PATH CONSULTATION
#26. LIBERALS SHUT DOWN DEBATE ON BILL TO PROTECT PETS, CHILDREN
#27. BC TRANSPLANT PERFORMS 1,000TH LIVING DONOR TRANSPLANT
#28. NATO SECRETARY GENERAL SUPPORTS LIBERALS' CALLS FOR TROOP ROTATION
#29. RICHMOND BAGS AWARD FOR INNOVATION AT PARK
#30. LIBERALS TELL HARPER: STOP STALLING CRIME LEGISLATION
#31. 'CANADA'S POSITION ON RIGHTS AN INTERNATIONAL EMBARRASSMENT'
#32. LIBERALS: CONSERVATIVES ELECTION FINANCING SCANDAL GROWS
#33. LIBERALS: CONSERVATIVES BUNGLE SALE OF FEDERAL BUILDINGS
#34. FORGIVING ERRORS
#35. FEDERAL FINANCE MINISTER STANDS UP FOR CANADIAN CONSUMERS
#36. CANADA MARKS UNITED NATIONS DAY
#37. RURAL REPRESENTATION PRESERVED WITH 87 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS
#38. PROGRAM HELPS B.C. PUBLIC SERVICE KICK SMOKING HABIT
#39. PREMIER'S TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARDS NOMINATIONS OPEN
#40. B.C., OREGON EXTEND PARTNERSHIP ON CLIMATE ACTION
#41. CAMPBELL, DOER SIGN AGREEMENT ON CLIMATE ACTION
#42. FSA RESULTS SHOW NEED TO EMPHASIZE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
#43. PROVINCE SEEKS PROPOSALS TO UPGRADE HOUSING FOR SENIORS
#44. HEALTH-CARE WORKERS REDUCE INFECTIONS WITH FLU SHOTS
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A joint investigation by RCMP E Division Border Integrity, Major Crime and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has led to the arrest and charge of a Canada Border Services Agency officer stationed at the Pacific Highway border crossing.
