Darryl Greer
About Darryl Greer
Reporter with The Canadian Press
BC field coroners get $32 an hour to face scenes of death. Some say they need a raise
They work on gruesome scenes of death, sometimes traversing rough terrain to access bodies in various states of decomposition.
Eby says explosive 'deliberately' set outside BC minister's office
Police say an explosive device damaged the front door of British Columbia infrastructure minister Bowinn Ma's office, and they're investigating whether it was linked to an earlier blast nearby.
CN Rail warns of 'catastrophic impacts' as it looks for anti-flood barrier in Jasper park
CN Rail warns flooding could have "catastrophic impacts" on cross-country services in legal action it has filed to force Parks Canada to consider a protective barrier for its main line through Jasper National Park.
Eby ends Downtown Eastside consultancy contract that came under fire
British Columbia Premier David Eby has terminated a consultancy contract to improve conditions in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside that came under fire from critics, who called it a political favour that lacked transparency.
B.C. Premier David Eby walks back emergency powers tariff bill after power grab complaints
Eby says the legislation known as Bill 7 needs appropriate "safeguards" after a wave of criticism about potential overreach.
B.C. energy minister says water treaty not a 'bargaining chip' in U.S. trade war
Dix says there have been long-standing cross-border efforts to modernize the treaty, and though it's not unusual for new American administrations to review international processes, he says the treaty modernization process comes amid "vicious anti-Canadian attacks" by the Trump administration.
Tesla gets the boot from Vancouver International Auto Show
Tesla has been removed from participating in this week's Vancouver International Auto Show over safety concerns, the event's executive director says.
Feds try to force sale of Calgary-based lithium company after Chinese owners deemed security risk
The federal government is going to court to force a Toronto company to sell a $34-million stake in a Calgary-based lithium firm that it bought off a Chinese company.
Hitman to be sentenced for murder of former Air India suspect Malik
One of the admitted hitmen who killed former Air India bombing suspect Ripudaman Singh Malik is set to be sentenced for his part in the murder today in a New Westminster, B.C., courtroom.
Climate activist who protested B.C. old growth logging deported to Pakistan
Zain Haq and his wife, Sophia Papp, had been hoping for a last-minute intervention by either the federal public safety minister or the immigration minister to stop his deportation, but a reprieve didn't come.