BCSep 16, 2026
Man Stabbed During Fight Outside Downtown Vancouver Gas Station
A man was stabbed during a fight outside a gas station in downtown Vancouver on Tuesday night, police said.
According to police, officers were called to the Esso gas station near Davie Street and Burrard Street at around 8:45 p.m. after receiving reports of a fight involving several people. The altercation escalated, and one man allegedly stabbed another.
Sgt. Adam Donaldson said both men involved in the incident were still at the scene when officers arrived. One of them was found injured and was taken to hospital. Police said the victim’s injuries were not life-threatening.
The suspect was
FeaturedSep 16, 2026
Alberta Separation Could Cost Up to $170B in First Five Years
A new report commissioned by the Alberta government estimates that the cost of separating Alberta from Canada could reach $170 billion during the first five years.
The report, prepared by the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy, estimates the transition could cost at least $50 billion, with the upper-end estimate reaching $170 billion. The costs would include building new infrastructure, hiring and transitioning staff, and covering Alberta’s share of the federal debt.
The report examines two possible scenarios for separation. One assumes a relatively smooth and cooperative tra
BCSep 16, 2026
Harbour Air to Acquire Pacific Coastal Airlines, Expanding B.C. Network
Harbour Air is set to expand its network in British Columbia after announcing an agreement to acquire Pacific Coastal Airlines.
Under the deal, both airlines will continue to operate under their own brands and maintain separate identities. However, their combined fleet will grow to 59 aircraft.
The newly formed regional airline group will connect 25 communities across B.C., operating nearly 300 flights a day and providing passengers with improved connectivity.
According to reports, the two airlines together employ around 900 people in British Columbia. The companies will also remain Canadian-o
CanadaSep 16, 2026
Man Who Allegedly Threatened to Kill PM Mark Carney Identified
A 31-year-old Calgary man accused of making death threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney has been identified as Jamie Da Costa, who will remain in custody.
During a court hearing, defence counsel said Da Costa was ordered to remain in custody earlier this month. As of Tuesday morning, he was being held at the Calgary Remand Centre.
According to the RCMP, police were notified on July 28 that threats had been posted from a YouTube account. Court documents allege the incident occurred between July 25 and 26.
In addition to the alleged death threat, Da Costa faces charges including extortion,
AlbertaSep 16, 2026
Alberta Safeway Workers Issue Strike Notice to Sobeys
Thousands of Safeway workers in Alberta could go on strike after UFCW Local 401 issued a strike notice to parent company Sobeys. The union says workers could walk off the job at midnight on October 7 if no agreement is reached through negotiations. The proposed strike date falls just before the Thanksgiving weekend.
The move comes after nearly a year of negotiations between the union and the company. Workers are seeking better wages, improved benefits, job security and safer stores.
UFCW Local 401 president Thomas Hesse said workers do not want a strike but want a fair agreement. He warned tha
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