On December 20, 2015 he suffered from internal haemorrhaging that sent him to the hospital where doctors were able to stabilize him within 36 hours of constant blood transfusion and steroids.
Const. Matthew MacGillivray told the Nova Scotia Police Review Board today that he had never encountered a traffic stop where the passenger got out of a vehicle and came towards him.
A year ago, members of the Hadhad family were Syrian refugees in Lebanon — but now they're running a chocolate business in Nova Scotia with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau telling their story at the United Nations.
The maximum allowable charge for a payday loan in B.C. will drop from $23 to $17 for every $100 borrowed, starting Jan. 1, 2017.
Health Minister Terry Lake and Public Safety Minister Mike Morris make the announcement this afternoon in Vancouver.
Peter Schilling, who saw the shooting from his second-floor office on Tuesday afternoon, said he was on the phone with a colleague staring out the window when he saw J. Randall Barrs get out of his car in the driveway of his Yorkville law office.