For families of Muslim 9/11 victims, a new pain

NEW YORK — After that cruel day nine Septembers ago, Talat Hamdani felt twice victimized: first by fellow Muslims who killed her son, then by fellow Americans who doubted that a Muslim like her Salman died a hero at the World Trade Center.

No longer forgotten

A 65-year-old wrong is about to be righted. Abbotsford’s forgotten airmen will now be remembered – forever. On Sept. 11, a ceremony will take place at Abbotsford’s cenotaph, located by city hall and the Clearbrook Library, to pay tribute to the men who

Facebook page leads search for loved ones in Haiti

The desperate quest to find loved ones started just minutes after the earthquake, as cell phones rang unanswered from beneath the rubble of Haiti's best hotel.

58,267 names on the Wall

A traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall will be in Gillette next week as part of a five-day tribute to war veterans that will culminate with a 9/11 remembrance ceremony.

New drunk driving laws on the way

British Columbia's new, tougher laws against drinking and driving are set to go into effect later this summer.