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Shots fired at Surrey business but motive remains unclearCrime scene tape was up at Sukh Hair and Beauty Salon on Monday with dozens of officers canvassing the area. Four large bullet holes could be seen in the glass.CrimeAug 5
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North Vancouver hatchery lets students get up-close and personal with salmonWith support from the North Vancouver District Fire Fighters' Charitable Society, the Seymour Salmon Hatchery is teaching kids about the lives of salmon and salmon conservation.EducationSep 16
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‘It’s frightening’: Young students dropped off alone in Winnipeg school bus mix-upA bus mix-up in the Pembina Trails School Division meant a number of children were dropped off at home without parental supervision, rather than to their daycare.EducationSep 5
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Recipe: Gitanyow salmon with kelp-infused butter, pickled cucumbers, mustard seed sauceMake this recipe at home and discover a tasty way to cook wild B.C. salmon, and the importance of buying local. This dish is sure to impress!LifestyleSep 2
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B.C. buys 14 properties for housing near site of future Surrey SkyTrain stationThe properties account for about 1.6 hectares of land, which will include the future 152 Street Station and accompanying development.EconomySep 12
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Three stolen vehicles recovered in Salmon Arm, RCMP unable to lay chargesRCMP in Salmon Arm, B.C., acting on an anonymous tip, recovered three stolen vehicles from a residence in Blind Bay on Thursday. Three men were detained but later released.CrimeAug 18
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Toronto fire says downtown building evacuated, at risk of collapseToronto Fire Services say a two-storey downtown building has been evacuated and is at risk of collapsing due to a compromised roof.CanadaAug 16
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Low water levels affecting salmon migration in B.C. rivers, streams: DFOOn the Adams River, researchers are assessing how the 2023 Bush Creek East Wildfire affected the river and its vegetation.EnvironmentAug 17
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B.C. ‘stands alone’ on slumping private sector employment, business group warnsB.C. has added 5,300 new private sector jobs since July 2022. At the same time, the province's public sector payroll grew by 63,000, with many jobs in education and health care.PoliticsAug 22
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After resignation of high-profile minister, Legault government heads into fall sessionFrançois Legault's right-leaning Coalition Avenir Québec government has been lagging in the polls since last fall, dogged by controversies and missteps.PoliticsSep 9
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‘Our main staple’: First Nation concerned about sockeye after B.C. landslideChilko Lake sockeye are expected to be the biggest run of fish on the Fraser River this summer, but their spawning grounds are above the area of a landslide near Williams Lake.CanadaAug 7
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Extreme danger: Amid deadly summer, Lynn Canyon debuts new multilingual signsAt least 37 fatalities have been recorded since 1984, including two deaths this summer alone.ConsumerSep 2
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‘At their tipping point’: As expectations to tip grow, so does its impact for workersAs the cost of living continues to rise, the concept of tipping -- and the question of how much to tip -- is garnering more attention, including in Nova Scotia.MoneyAug 29
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Our Beauty Editor’s top picks for Amazon’s Beauty WeekShop these top picks before the sale ends!The CuratorSep 5
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Man deserted by coworkers on office retreat braves night on Colorado peakThe man was stranded alone overnight on Mount Shavano and was left without phone signal during a freezing rainstorm.TrendingAug 29
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Beloved Montreal hairdresser closes up shop after 57 yearsA beloved and longtime Montreal hairdresser has decided to close her salon at the age of 77 years old, after 57 years in business.CanadaJun 22
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Summer a busy time for growing bats across B.C.If you find a live bat inside your home, open the main doors and close interior doors until the bat leaves.CanadaAug 7
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B.C. food banks warn of ‘perfect storm’ with record demand, low donations'Last month alone, in the month of August, we had 482 new clients, which represents probably about 1,500 people,' Kim Savage with the Surrey Food Bank told Global News.CanadaSep 11
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Having trouble finding a place to rent in Saskatchewan? You aren’t aloneSome people in Saskatchewan are having trouble finding a place to rent this summer, as vacancy rates have reached a near-decade low.CanadaAug 13
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‘You can’t fly down Wolseley anymore’: Greenway project aims to slow down trafficResearch has shown signage alone has a limited effect on driver behaviour, so while 30 km/h signs are prominent, the project also involves built-environment improvements.TrafficSep 4