1. 鈥楻evenge porn鈥� law focuses too much on privacy: UBC student
Law student Moira Aikenhead says prosecuting those who distribute intimate images of someone without his or her permission has focused largely on privacy violation, when it should be on gender-based violence.
2. Surrey residents furious after tree home to peacocks illegally cut down
Surrey says homeowner may be facing $10,000 fine, but he says city鈥檚 inaction left him with no choice but to chop tree after his father slipped and fell on the birds鈥� feces.
3. David Eby cancels town hall due to 鈥榮afety concerns鈥� after school tax protest planned
Homeowners in his Vancouver riding say that the 鈥減redatory鈥� tax punishes the elderly.
Here's 's statement on cancelling his town hall in tonight. Story to come from
鈥� Kat Slepian (@katslepian)
4. Convicted councillors should lose positions: Pitt Meadows council
鈥淭here鈥檚 a gap in the legislation that needs to be addressed,鈥� said the mayor. 鈥淐urrently, there is no authority under the B.C. Community Charter to allow a municipality to remove an elected official from office even if convicted of a criminal offense.鈥�
5. Chilliwack youth develop app to assist in overdose emergencies
OD Hero, available now for Android devices only, can walk anyone through an overdose situation or alcohol poisoning, even if they鈥檙e not in WiFi range.
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