Monday, February 2, 2026
ADVT 
National

Surrey Woman Faces Three Charges For August Crash On Pattullo Bridge That Damaged 30 Cars

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 22 Mar, 2016 10:58 AM
    NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. — A 30-year-old Surrey, B.C., woman faces three charges linked to a multi-vehicle crash on the Pattullo Bridge linking New Westminster and Surrey.
     
    New Westminster Police say Jillian Bodner faces three counts, including dangerous driving, impaired driving and driving while over .08.
     
     
    The charges are linked to a bizarre incident on Aug. 6, 2015, when a burgundy sedan raced northbound across the bridge colliding with more than 30 oncoming vehicles.
     
     
    At the time, witnesses described the car driving straight up the centre-line of the bridge, flattening divider pylons as vehicles travelling in both directions swerved to get out of the way.
     
     
    The lone driver of the vehicle was eventually stopped when the car rammed a concrete barrier.
     
     
    No one was seriously hurt.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Seizure Of Crime Proceeds Often A Provincial Cash Grab, New Report Finds

    Seizure Of Crime Proceeds Often A Provincial Cash Grab, New Report Finds
    The analysis concludes the rationale for the laws — to confiscate property from criminals and organized crime and compensate victims — has been lost in their application.

    Seizure Of Crime Proceeds Often A Provincial Cash Grab, New Report Finds

    More Than 100 Syrian Refugees Arrive At New Brunswick Resort Hotel

    More than 100 Syrian refugees have arrived at a resort hotel west of Fredericton in the past week.

    More Than 100 Syrian Refugees Arrive At New Brunswick Resort Hotel

    New Burnaby, B.C., Task Force To Investigate Five Recent Sexual Assaults

     Police in Burnaby, B.C., have created a task force to investigate a rash of recent sexual assaults.

    New Burnaby, B.C., Task Force To Investigate Five Recent Sexual Assaults

    Kathleen Wynne Defends $6,000 A Head Fundraising Dinner With Her And Energy Minister

    Kathleen Wynne Defends $6,000 A Head Fundraising Dinner With Her And Energy Minister
    Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne denies a $6,000-a-head dinner co-sponsored with a high-powered lobbying firm is selling access to herself and her cabinet ministers.

    Kathleen Wynne Defends $6,000 A Head Fundraising Dinner With Her And Energy Minister

    Regina Jail Inmates Start Eating Again After 5 Days; Demands May Be Discussed

    Regina Jail Inmates Start Eating Again After 5 Days; Demands May Be Discussed
    Drew Wilby with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice says the 15 inmates began eating again this afternoon.

    Regina Jail Inmates Start Eating Again After 5 Days; Demands May Be Discussed

    Ontario Human Rights Commissioner Renu Mandhanecalls Calls For End Of Sexualized Dress Codes At Work

    Ontario Human Rights Commissioner Renu Mandhanecalls Calls For End Of Sexualized Dress Codes At Work
    Mandhane says policies requiring women to wear low-cut tops, short skirts or high heels could violate the Human Rights code, and they send a message than an employees' worth is tied to how they look.

    Ontario Human Rights Commissioner Renu Mandhanecalls Calls For End Of Sexualized Dress Codes At Work