Video Archives
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Memorial growing at scene of deadly Horseshoe Bay bus crash -
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Williams Lake considers state of emergency over crime, disorder -
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VicPD chief calls for supportive housing changes -
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Chilliwack home assessed at $2 because of landslide risk -
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‘Soup Nazi’ attends fundraiser supporting Lapu Lapu tragedy victims -
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New WorkSafe tips, gratuities rules criticized by hospitality industry -
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Trump tariffs cause baby product price bump -
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Additional U.S. border checkpoints cause delays for travellers -
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Vancouver Filipino community mourns victims of fatal Lapu Lapu Day event -
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Celebration for Vancouver Filipino community ends in heartbreaking act of violence -
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Suspicious fire damages Hastings businesses -
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Tourist beaten in alleged random attack in Downtown Vancouver -
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Victim of terrifying Chinatown attack talks to Global News -
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PWHL expected to announce Vancouver expansion -
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Changes to B.C.’s graduated licensing program -
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B.C. eliminates sick notes for short-term absences -
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TransLink plans to expand South of Fraser bus routes -
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Former BC Liquor employee speaks out, claiming discrimination while pregnant -
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VPD sergeant admits to discreditable conduct at public hearing -
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Vancouver school meal program facing cuts in government funding
Author Archives
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B.C. city considers state of emergency to deal with rising crime, but not nightly curfewAt a meeting on May 27, council voted to direct staff to investigate what the city can do in a state of emergency, including putting people into involuntary care if needed.CrimeMay 28
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Change law to ban, evict criminals from supportive housing, outgoing VicPD chief saysChief Del Manak suggested changes to B.C.'s Residential Tenancy Act that would proactively exclude known criminals from supportive housing facilities.CrimeMay 27
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Chilliwack home assessed at $2 due to landslide riskDuring the atmospheric river in 2021, a slide came within five metres of Chris Rampersad's house, however, it did not reach the house.CanadaMay 26
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Confusion over WorkSafeBC tip rules has restaurants concernedThe British Columbia Restaurant and Foodservices Association and Restaurants Canada say the directive from the CRA and from WorkSafeBC are in opposition to each other.EconomyMay 23
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Additional checkpoint at B.C.-U.S. border shocks travellersLeslie told Global News that they watched others undergo a thorough search, with officers opening their car doors and searching through their vehicles and trunks.CanadaMay 5
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Chinatown resident and her cat randomly attacked by teens for ‘looking’ at themThe attack on April 9 went on for several minutes. A woman tried to help but she was attacked, along with a bystander who called 911.CrimeApr 22
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TransLink reveals proposed service increases for Surrey, Delta, LangleyIf approved by the TransLink Board and Mayors' Council, the plan will also see significant increases in service on some of the region's busiest routes.EconomyApr 14
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B.C. woman says liquor distribution branch discriminated against her when pregnantPowell told Global News she has already spent $25,000 on lawyers and is now proceeding to trial without legal help.Apr 10
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After her dad was killed, this B.C. doctor wants to help others through mentor programThirty-two years later, Dr. Jacquelyn Cragg says she wants to pay the kindness and the mentorship that she and her family received forward.EducationMar 31
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Surrey to probe creation of ‘iconic’ waterfront district on Fraser RiverSurrey city council voted last week to launch a feasibility study on transforming a heavily industrialized stretch of the Fraser River into a landmark destination.PoliticsMar 17
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‘My life changed’: Surrey home invasion survivors share harrowing storyGarth Wesnowski and Nicole Tyssedal told Global News they believed the man who turned to violence immediately after they opened their front door could have killed them.CrimeFeb 27
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‘Covered in blood head to toe’: Surrey community rattled by overnight violenceTwo homeowners were hurt and a suspect arrested in an apparently random attack at a South Surrey manufactured home park overnight.CrimeFeb 26
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Concerns raised over new ICBC rules for health-care providersThe issues arose due to ICBC's Health Care Services Terms, which allow qualifying health care services to bill ICBC directly for services provided to individuals.HealthFeb 18
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B.C. to create ‘one stop shop’ for renewable energy project permitting, regulationThe B.C. government intends to pass legislation this spring to bring permitting and regulation of new renewable energy projects under the BC Energy Regulator (BCER).EconomyFeb 6
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B.C. family doctors renew plea to scrap sick notes: ‘It’s really inefficient’The BC College of Family Physicians says writing sick notes is 'not a medically necessary service,' and leaves physicians with a heavy administrative burden.HealthJan 30
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Video shows truck illegally hopping border amid rising Canada-U.S. tensionsThe Canada Border Services Agency confirmed to Global News that RCMP arrested five people after they entered Canada and were then transferred to the CBSA for processing.U.S. NewsJan 29
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B.C. veteran ‘angry’ Canadian flag was damaged, no one took responsibilityAccording to the Canadian government, a faded or torn flag should be replaced as soon as possible, among other rules and responsibilities.CanadaJan 22
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B.C. Highway Patrol took an impaired driver off the road every 3 hours in December'Nobody is surprised when they fail a roadside screening device and their vehicle is towed. Enforcement is a necessary follow-up to education.'CrimeJan 16
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Allegations B.C. schools are excluding ‘disruptive’ students prompt investigationJay Chalke said his office will look into complaints that children received little to no instruction and some reports said students are sent home from school multiple times a week.EducationJan 15
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Popular East Vancouver restaurant to shutter after 120% rent hikeCharles Tsang opened Liberté Café on Vaness Avenue near Boundary Road in Vancouver's Joyce-Collingwood neighbourhood in 2020.EconomyJan 14
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Protest at school in Langley after 12-year-old targeted with racial slursAmy McGregor says she has been called the N-word and been asked to give other students the N-pass — a green light to use the racial slur — since the start of the school year.EducationJan 13
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What can we learn about avian flu as more details released of B.C. teen’s case?The teen became the first critically ill pediatric patient with avian influenza in North America and information was published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine.HealthJan 1
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B.C. charity needs foster homes for pets whose owners are fleeing domestic violencePaws for Hope offers temporary animal foster care for people in times of crisis but they told Global News they are forced to consistently turn away people and their pets.CanadaDec 20, 2024
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Metro Vancouver has North America’s longest average transit commute, report suggestsThe global survey of major cities from commuter app Moovit, concluded transit riders in the Metro Vancouver system faced average travel times, including waits, of about 60 minutes.TrafficDec 18, 2024
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Taylor Swift Vancouver shows shatter records, rival the Winter OlympicsOver three nights, BC Place hosted 160,000 fans for the final dates of Taylor Swift's record-shattering Eras Tour. The estimated economic impact is about $160 million.EntertainmentDec 9, 2024
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