Video Archives
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Holiday travel challenges around B.C. -
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Teens arrested as suspects in armed robbery in Vancouver -
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New bridge to open one lane Wednesday -
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B.C.’s representative for children and youth has concerns for the new guidelines for youth in involuntary care -
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A former West Vancouver mayor speaks about Metro Vancouver’s leadership crisis -
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B.C. North Shore mountains open for skiiing and snow boarding season -
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Security at B.C.’s ports -
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Former Pattison Food Group head Darrell Jones could run for BC Conservatives -
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B.C. land title uncertainty -
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Drought emergency in Dawson Creek -
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DRIPA ruling ignites uncertainty -
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Calls to repeal DRIPA legislation -
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Future of BC Conservative Party -
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Fraser Health region facing maternity ward diversions due to staffing issues -
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E.R. doctor settles civil suit -
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First Nations payments raise more questions about FIFA costs -
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A sign of the times – The best of the Penthouse Marquee -
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Dave Hayer’s perspective on the current extortion threats -
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British Columbians worried about World Cup costs -
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‘Code White’ calls in Fraser Health and Vancouver Coastal Health authorities
Author Archives
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New stal̕əw̓asəm Bridge to open 1 lane on Christmas EveB.C.'s Minister of Transportation, Mike Farnworth, said on Oct. 9 that the new bridge 'will be operational to drivers prior to Christmas, that's still the plan.'PoliticsDec 22
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Well-known face might run for BC Conservative leader amid political uncertainty on B.C.’s rightDarrell Jones, who spent 49 years working for the Pattison Food Group and is probably best known for Darrell's Deals, is considering throwing his hat into the ring.PoliticsDec 15
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More questions about FIFA costs as host First Nations receive $6M eachGlobal News has learned that $18 million has been paid to the Musqueam Indian Band, Squamish Nation and Tsleil-Waututh Nation with each getting $6 million.EconomyDec 1
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B.C. premier’s office steps up Cowichan land ruling info campaign'A constituent reached out to me and said that they had received a letter,' Steve Kooner, MLA for Richmond-Queensborough told Global News.PerspectivesNov 10
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Private ownership is in jeopardy, lawyer says about Cowichan court rulingThe B.C. Supreme Court granted the Cowichan Nation Aboriginal title over nearly six square kilometres of land in Richmond. But the case has created a lot of confusion.PerspectivesNov 5
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Supportive housing a concern in Sechelt as government buys 2 more properties'There is no question we need these sort of supports for people but the issue is the concentration in downtown,' John Henderson, Mayor of the District of Sechelt, told Global News.PoliticsOct 29
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B.C. government welcomes Canada listing India-based Bishnoi gang as terrorist entityPublic Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree announced the designation in a news release Monday, saying it will help Canadian security, intelligence and police agencies.CrimeSep 29
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Navigating 8 months of Donald Trump’s tariffs has been ‘extremely challenging’, lawyer saysMartha Harrison told Global News their client base has been 'dramatically impacted' by Donald Trumps tariffs and the volatility that now exists in the international trade sphere.CanadaSep 22
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Bright Nights fundraiser leaving Vancouver: Global BC exclusiveGlobal News has learned the front-runner spot is the Cloverdale Fairgrounds, which does not have a train but has hosted the Noel Surrey Festival.CanadaSep 16
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As Stanley Park hosts Harry Potter for the holidays, charity Bright Nights seeks new homeFor 27 years, the B.C. Professional Firefighters Burn Fund has held its annual 'Bright Nights' charity event in Stanley Park.Sep 5
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Metro Vancouver’s pricey PNE exhibit is back. Is it worth it?Putting on the exhibit during the two-week fair comes with a $450,000 price tag, something that has critics like New Westminster Coun. Daniel Fontaine calling foul.PoliticsAug 19
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New Westminster councillor questions taxpayer-funded cafeteria at city hall'The cafeteria has lost close to $350,000 in tax dollars just in the last three years alone,' Coun. Daniel Fontaine told Global News.PoliticsJul 25
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Richmond mayor defends grabbing news camera, dodging questionMalcolm Brodie was at the opening of a playground in Steveston when a Global News cameraman attempted to ask him a question.PoliticsJun 25
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BC Ferries’ new lounge menu prices have some passengers feeling at seaLounge admission is $6 per person, which includes tea, coffee and soft drinks. However, the newly released prices for food and other beverages could quickly rack up the bill.CanadaMay 30
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B.C.’s ‘Paper Bag Rapist’ denied parole againTwo years ago, John Horace Oughton claimed he was dying of heart disease, but there is no mention of terminal illness in the documents from his latest hearing.CrimeMay 22
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Unsafe West Vancouver station shuttered, leaving community without an ambulance baseOn the inside, the decay has reached a dangerous state. Global News has learned that rot and mould have made the building uninhabitable.HealthMay 15
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Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim, police, cleared of ‘baseless’ DUI allegationGlobal News has learned that the Vancouver police became aware of social media posts from developer and ex-political commentator Alex Tsakumis in late 2023.PoliticsFeb 21
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Vancouver mayor to boycott Metro Vancouver meetings over ‘broken’ governanceOn Wednesday, the mayor of the largest city in the region announced he would boycott Metro Vancouver meetings.PoliticsJan 29
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Metro Vancouver meeting about cost savings cost taxpayers more than $20KA special Metro Vancouver Board meeting was held on Thursday morning with cost savings on the agenda. "How much of this can the taxpayer take?" Richmond councillor Kash Heed said.PoliticsJan 23
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Coquitlam School District explains new superintendent’s sudden retirementRobert Zambrano, a veteran teacher and administrator, took over the top job in December -- but is already moving on.EducationJan 20
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B.C. mayor refuses to answer questions about his salary and compensationRichmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie refused to answer Global News' questions about his $362,000 compensation, a sum that makes him Metro Vancouver's second-highest-paid mayor.PoliticsJan 17
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Central Saanich police officer charged with sex assault has diedMatthew Ball, 43, was one of two officers from the Central Saanich Police Service who was charged with one count of sexual assault.CrimeDec 18, 2024
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Passenger recounts close call after B.C. ferry forced to drop anchorThe Coastal Inspiration was forced to drop anchor as it arrived from Duke Point during the 3:15 p.m. sailing on Sunday.TrafficDec 16, 2024
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Questions surround Fraser Health program about planetary healthLast year, Fraser Health launched its Planetary Health strategy, which focuses on the effect climate change and other environmental factors have on health.HealthDec 5, 2024
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‘Confrontation’ between B.C. mayor, councillor at networking event raises questionsPort Moody councillor Haven Lurbiecki said Mayor Meghan Lahti became physical with her during a heated conversation at the event in Toronto last year.PoliticsSep 13, 2024
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