Here鈥檚 what you need to know this morning in the Lower Mainland:
1. Police say youth in serious condition after Surrey stabbing
Surrey RCMP say a youth is in serious but stable condition after being stabbed several times in the City Centre area Wednesday night.
Surrey RCMP say a youth is in serious but stable condition after being stabbed several times in the City Centre area Wednesday night.
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2. TransLink must reconsider anti-abortion bus ads, court rules
The ads in question originated in 2015, created by the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform, depicting a fetus at seven weeks, again at 16 weeks, and then a red circle with the word 鈥済one.鈥� Text beside the graphics read, 鈥淎bortion Kills Children.鈥�
3. Abbotsford family doing Terry Fox Run for son ahead of amputation
Jacob Bredenhof is recovering from his sixth round of chemotherapy and expected to undergo surgery to amputate part of his leg as part of a complicated procedure early next month.
4. Police dogs show off their skills ahead of national contest
Nearly 40 dog teams from across Canada are coming to Vancouver for the 2018 Canadian Police Canine Association Trials this weekend.
5. This Delta cat keeps stealing strangers鈥� laundry, by the pile
Everyone has lost a sock or two to dryer gremlins, but some residents in the Kennedy area of North Delta may be able to blame their missing laundry on a local cat.
