RICHMOND, B.C. - Seven charges have been laid after the RCMP investigated a series of luggage thefts at Vancouver International Airport.
Police say a Vancouver woman was arrested early last month.
The province's prosecution service says it has approved seven counts of theft under $5,000 against a 26-year-old Miriam Tremblay.
Police say the alleged thefts occurred at luggage carousels in the airport's domestic terminal between July 12 and Aug. 2.
Surrey police are investigating a fatal stabbing in the 1700 block of 152 Street.
A large drug manufacturing operation was discovered at the residence, with police seizing significant amounts of illicit street drugs, drug paraphernalia, pill presses, and firearms.
"We take these crimes very seriously and are actively pursuing avenues of investigation," says Constable Jenifer Barker with Coquitlam RCMP.
Vancouver Police today announced that information has recently come to light that suggests there are people with key information about a 2018 double homicide, who have not yet spoken with police.
Ethics commissioner Mario Dion's report released Wednesday concludes that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau violated ethics law by improperly pressuring former attorney general Jody-Wilson Raybould to halt criminal prosecution of the Montreal engineering giant.
Work is expected to begin on the first road into the heart of Canada's mineral-rich tundra after two funding announcements this week by federal Transportation Minister Marc Garneau.