There’s no word on possible charges following an ugly physical confrontation on a Burnaby golf course over the weekend. RCMP had to be called after a fight broke out between two groups of golfers at Riverway on Saturday - apparently over course etiquette. Paramedics were called to the scene but no one had to be taken to hospital.

Schedules should be getting back to normal after a deal was reached at WestJet, ending strike action that cancelled hundreds of flights. It appears both the airlines and its unionized members of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association have now agreed to continue arbitration. WestJet says it grounded 130 planes at 13 airports after the union members walked off the job over the weekend. Dozens of people were left stranded at airports including YVR.

A fatal crash in West Vancouver late Wednesday evening left the Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal without any access for hours. Two people died in the head-on Highway One near West Port Road. Several others were hurt. The area was not fully re-opened until close to 9:00 a.m. BC Ferries had to delay at least one of its sailings due to a crew shortage resulting from staff delays.

Should Vancouver’s mayor turn civic space into “Ken's mojo dojo casa house?” That’s the exact wording Councillor Pete Fry is using to question why Ken Sim has turned a City Hall third floor boardroom into a private exercise space. The mayor has held a news conference to defend the space saying it’s a way to improve health, well-being and privacy for his office. Fry has likened the move to a stereotypical bachelor pad from the 2023 Barbie movie.

Former B.C. Premier John Horgan has been diagnosed with cancer for a third time. Horgan has taken a leave from his new post as Canada’s ambassador to Germany. Details about this latest diagnosis have not been released. Horgan has already battled bladder cancer and more recently, throat cancer.

Former B.C. Premier John Horgan has been diagnosed with cancer for a third time. Horgan has taken a leave from his new post as Canada’s ambassador to Germany. Details about this latest diagnosis have not been released. Horgan has already battled bladder cancer and more recently, throat cancer.

Breaking News: The Edmonton Oilers, who beat the Canucks in the second round, will not be bringing the Stanley Cup home to Canada. The Florida Panthers beat the Oilers 2-1 in the seventh and final game of the NHL final. This is the first time the Panthers have won the cup.

Other news…

Last week’s sewage spill in Vancouver’s False Creek was more deleterious than many had thought or hoped. Vancouver Coastal Health’s testing has revealed E.coli levels 55 times greater than the number that would trigger an investigation. Sewage began leaking into False Creek early Thursday morning after a pipe broke near Olympic Village. Dragon boat competitions went ahead over the weekend after event organizers were reassured the water was safe.

The family of a woman who died after being found injured in a home in Surrey last week says it’s learned more details from the media than homicide investigators. That lack of confirmed information continues even after friends and family gathered over the weekend for a vigil for Tori Dunn at Surrey Bend Regional Park. Dunn died after being found with life-threatening injuries at a home in Port Kells on June 16. Police are still not confirming that she died in a home invasion. A man was arrested near the home, a short time after the attack.

Vancouver’s Dragon Boast Festival is going ahead despite a sewage leak in False Creek. Metro Vancouver crews had to repair a burst pipe near Columbia Street and West Second that allowed effluent to flow into the water Thursday morning. Dragon Boat BC says its festival will not be impacted by the leak in any significant way. Health officers will continue to check the area through the weekend.

Kevin Falcon’s BC United has lost another candidate to the BC Conservatives. Chris Moore has decided to defect to John Rustad’s Conservatives, running in the Powell River-Sunshine Coast riding. That riding has been held by the NDP for close to two decades. Moore is a former Sechelt councillor and a real estate agent. The NDP candidate for the riding is former Vancouver TV anchor Randene Neill.