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Why are human feet washing ashore in the Pacific Northwest? The answer isn't as scary as you might think

As morbid as it sounds, feet washing up on shores may be more common than one might think. A Wikipedia page made solely for human feet found in the Salish Sea said that since 2007, around 20 human foot remains have been discovered along the coastline of Washington state and British Columbia, Canada. Officials from both Canada and the U.S. have canceled out foul play throughout the years. ....

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The severed feet found on beaches near Seattle and Vancouver, explained

The 15th human foot in a decade has washed up in Washington State. Don't be alarmed. ....

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Why are human feet washing ashore in the Pacific Northwest? The answer isn't as scary as you might think

As morbid as it sounds, feet washing up on shores may be more common than one might think. A Wikipedia page made solely for human feet found in the Salish Sea said that since 2007, around 20 human foot remains have been discovered along the coastline of Washington state and British Columbia, Canada. Officials from both Canada and the U.S. have canceled out foul play throughout the years. ....

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Kinsley brothers' impact on York community 'immeasurable,' leaders say

“I don’t think we’ll ever quite wrap our arms around the loss to the York community that this is,” said Kevin Schreiber, of the York County Economic Alliance. ....

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Canada proposes treatment over jail for minor drug crimes

Canada on Tuesday proposed police and courts treat illicit drug use as a health issue, but stopped short of granting a request by British Columbia to decriminalize possession of small amounts for personal use. Justice Minister David Lametti unveiled legislation that would roll back 20 mandatory minimum sentences including for… ....

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