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.
Delta Police located the vehicle in the northbound lanes of 3200 block of Highway 17 around 5:50 pm, Aug. 11. Because the report involved an occupied stolen vehicle on a highway, police temporarily shut down traffic.
The Liberals and Conservatives are matched fairly evenly when it comes to how ready their local campaigns are to pay for the coming federal election, a shift from when the big blue machine dominated the scene the last time around.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the mayor of Toronto will meet today to discuss the recent outbreak of gun violence in Canada's largest city.
Oland, 51, was charged with the killing in 2013 and spent close to a year in prison after being convicted by a jury in 2015.
Autopsies have confirmed two bodies found in northern Manitoba last week are those of two teenage murder suspects, who shot themselves.
The racial slurs and intolerant comments made by an ostensible supporter of the federal Conservatives have no place in the country, the party's leader said