He assaulted a paramedic as well.

But the city says there's a logical explanation.

Police say the incident in Penticton was targeted.

“Kiki is in unbelievable pain."

The sensors are designed to detect firearms, knives and explosives.

Now he's warning others about the incident.

With the cop still inside the vehicle.

A man was seen running out of the building.

The Energy Minister says British Columbians are "eager to make the switch."

This seems very on brand.

With most of the units slated as rentals.

"People are dying and this is not working well."

The phone wasn't even in his hands.

"We knew she would require intensive veterinary care."

No arrests have been made.

The new laws will "make the ticket-buying process more transparent."

Two teams are participating for the very first time!

After a five-year-stint.