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Christine Girard holds her bronze medal from 2012, which has now been officially upgraded to gold. (File photo)

LIVE: B.C. Olympian Christine Girard to receive long-delayed medals

Olympian in Ottawa this morning to officially be given gold medal from 2012 Games, bronze from ‘08

Christine Girard holds her bronze medal from 2012, which has now been officially upgraded to gold. (File photo)
BC Lions coach Wally Buono, a South Surrey resident, speaks with the media after a practice earlier this month at the team’s training facility. (Nick Greenizan photo)

Tributes aside, retiring BC Lions’ coach focused on ‘winning the next game’

Wally Buono will end his CFL coaching career with at least one playoff game

BC Lions coach Wally Buono, a South Surrey resident, speaks with the media after a practice earlier this month at the team’s training facility. (Nick Greenizan photo)
Warning issued about ‘high risk’ sex offender living in Lower Mainland

Warning issued about ‘high risk’ sex offender living in Lower Mainland

Jeffrey Goddard residing in Surrey under surveillance, 23 court-ordered conditions

Warning issued about ‘high risk’ sex offender living in Lower Mainland
Canada Cup organizers are aiming to bring the 2019 Americas Olympic qualifier to Surrey, which would mean Team Canada would play on home turf. (Nick Greenizan photo)

B.C. committee bids for Olympic softball qualifier

Canada Cup organizers want to host 2019 Americas qualifying tournament in Surrey

Canada Cup organizers are aiming to bring the 2019 Americas Olympic qualifier to Surrey, which would mean Team Canada would play on home turf. (Nick Greenizan photo)
Team Canada won the women’s division of the Canada Cup Sunday night at Softball City. (Lance Peverley photo)

Canada beats Triple Crown for Canada Cup softball title

National team’s championship is first at B.C. tournament since 1996

Team Canada won the women’s division of the Canada Cup Sunday night at Softball City. (Lance Peverley photo)
Team Canada’s Sara Groenewegen throws a pitch against Phillipines during last year’s Canada Cup. The South Surrey pitcher is back on the team again this summer, along with a handful of other local players. (File photo)

Lower Mainland players dot Canadian softball roster for Canada Cup

Team Canada begins play Tuesday afternoon against Korea

Team Canada’s Sara Groenewegen throws a pitch against Phillipines during last year’s Canada Cup. The South Surrey pitcher is back on the team again this summer, along with a handful of other local players. (File photo)
Dave Eagles photo BC Lions head coach Wally Buono runs a session of training camp in Kamloops last month. Buono is entering his final season on the CFL sidelines.

‘Business as usual’ as BC Lions’ Wally Buono enters final CFL season

Longtime coach not looking back as team preps for first game of year

Dave Eagles photo BC Lions head coach Wally Buono runs a session of training camp in Kamloops last month. Buono is entering his final season on the CFL sidelines.
The Surrey Eagles will retire Jaxon Joseph’s No. 10 jersey at the beginning of next season, the team announced. (Surrey Eagles photo)

B.C. hockey team to retire Humboldt Bronco victim’s number

BCHL’s Surrey Eagles to retire Jaxon Joseph’s No. 10 in light of bus tragedy

The Surrey Eagles will retire Jaxon Joseph’s No. 10 jersey at the beginning of next season, the team announced. (Surrey Eagles photo)
Christine Girard holds her bronze medal from 2012, which has now been officially upgraded to gold. (File photo)

Olympic gold now official for B.C. weightlifter

Christine Girard’s bronze medal from 2012 Olympics upgraded to gold, IOC announces

Christine Girard holds her bronze medal from 2012, which has now been officially upgraded to gold. (File photo)
Adam Hadwin finishes tied for 24th at Masters

Adam Hadwin finishes tied for 24th at Masters

B.C. golfer cards personal-best finish at “major” tournament

Adam Hadwin finishes tied for 24th at Masters
Canada’s Adam Hadwin is in the top 20 at the Masters in Augusta, Ga., and made the cut into the weekend rounds. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn photo)

B.C. golfer Hadwin makes cut, will play weekend rounds at Masters

PGA pro in tie for 18th after two rounds at Augusta National

Canada’s Adam Hadwin is in the top 20 at the Masters in Augusta, Ga., and made the cut into the weekend rounds. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn photo)
B.C. golfer in first-place tie as second round of Masters tees off

B.C. golfer in first-place tie as second round of Masters tees off

Adam Hadwin among the leaders at famed Augusta National

B.C. golfer in first-place tie as second round of Masters tees off
Morgan Creek golfer Adam Hadwin is in Augusta, Ga. this week at the Masters. (File photo)

B.C. golfer flirts with top spot at Masters

Abbotsford PGA pro sits in third-place tie as first round comes to close at Augusta National.

Morgan Creek golfer Adam Hadwin is in Augusta, Ga. this week at the Masters. (File photo)
Ashley and Colten Teubert in 2013, prior to the birth of their son, Greyson. (File photo)

Online campaign aims to help family of former NHLer Colten Teubert

Ashley Teubert scheduled for brain surgery in January

Ashley and Colten Teubert in 2013, prior to the birth of their son, Greyson. (File photo)
Equitas expects appeal court’s decision on veteran charter Monday

Equitas expects appeal court’s decision on veteran charter Monday

B.C.-based veterans advocacy group filed class-action suit against federal government in 2012

Equitas expects appeal court’s decision on veteran charter Monday
15 long guns, four handguns seized from family heading north to Alaska

15 long guns, four handguns seized from family heading north to Alaska

Driver immediately arrested at Peace Arch border last month, CBSA announces

15 long guns, four handguns seized from family heading north to Alaska
The Equitas Society “insists that the rights of disables veterans are no less important than (Omar) Khadr’s, or those of any other citizen.” (Equitas Society website, file photo)

Rights of disabled veterans ‘no less important than Khadr’s: Equitas

White-Rock-based society renews effort after federal lawsuit settled for $10.5 million

The Equitas Society “insists that the rights of disables veterans are no less important than (Omar) Khadr’s, or those of any other citizen.” (Equitas Society website, file photo)
Mekayla Bali has been missing from Saskatchewan since April 12. Her mom

Saskatchewan mother searches Lower Mainland for missing daughter

Mekayla Bali was last seen in Yorkton, Sask. in April, and her mother Paula is searching Metro Vancouver, following recent tips.

Mekayla Bali has been missing from Saskatchewan since April 12. Her mom
Cops for Cancer cyclists

Cops for Cancer pedal into South Surrey, White Rock

More than 20 cyclists and supporters stopped by White Rock Christian Academy Friday morning – the first of a handful of Peninsula stops

Cops for Cancer cyclists
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