Video Archives
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New program helping some workers on Vancouver Island take on new careers -
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Ottawa urged to boost B.C. ferry funding -
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Survey shows parking is the top reason residents aren’t going to Victoria downtown core -
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Tofino’s true tsunami risk -
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Canadians showing ocean health optimism -
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Boaters warned to stay away from ferries -
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Nanaimo woman credits doorbell camera for waking her up to alert her of neighbour in need of help -
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Search and rescue crew uses drone when responding to injured hiker -
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Growing drought concerns on Vancouver Island -
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Federal government say BC faces highest wildfire risk in Canada -
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Alcohol consumption in B.C. -
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First Nation wants treaty process paused -
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Family finishes 120km walk for gene therapy -
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Poll shows financial stress affecting grocery store purchases among British Columbians -
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Saanich man sentenced in voyeurism case -
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Advocating for Neurofibromatosis awareness -
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Snowbirds temporarily grounded until early 2030s -
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VPD introduces VR training system -
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Victoria business owners to shut down store blaming street disorder -
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TSB: helicopter caused lightning strike
Author Archives
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‘Extraordinarily foolish’: Video shared online shows boat jumping in BC Ferry’s wakeThe driver of the boat has not been identified, but the BC Ferries Union said that getting too close to the boat puts everyone at risk.CanadaJun 5
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B.C. First Nation wants treaty process paused or they could exercise civil disobedienceLast month, the province introduced Bill 20, the K’ómoks Treaty Act, which would see more than 3,400 hectares of land become K’ómoks Treaty Land.CanadaMay 26
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B.C. woman speaks out about living with rare, stigmatizing genetic conditionNeurofibromatosis, or NF, Type One, affects one in every 2,500 Canadians. It is a rare genetic disorder. One woman is now speaking out about her experience.HealthMay 20
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Victoria police officer facing sexual assault charges for off-duty incidentThe Victoria police department says it was notified in April last year by a third-party agency of an allegation of sexual assault involving one of its off-duty members.CrimeMay 8
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Creepy caller harassing women-owned businesses in Oak Bay"I know the date exactly, the 27th of March was the first time this person phoned," Jennifer Brewerton, who owns Lazy Susan's, said.ÂCrimeMay 5
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Did a meteor spark a fire in a chalet on Mount Washington?Another witness, Cam Henderson, told Global News that by the time the group made their way toward the fire, the building was fully engulfed.FireApr 29
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‘Part of my very being’: B.C. liver recipient meets donor’s motherBenjamin Warner, 37, tragically died from a drug overdose in August 2024 and Holly said they were not surprised to learn their loving and lively son was an organ donor.HealthApr 20
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Organizations using former Qualicum elementary school receive eviction noticeQualicum Commons, in the town of Qualicum Beach, is home to many organizations, including Coast Karma Academy, Bright Star Montessori and a daycare, to name a few.EducationApr 9
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Port Alberni harbour residents say noise pollution is affecting their way of lifeThey said the issue is that the Port Alberni Port Authority only has the capacity to power one vessel and currently, the coast guard ship, in refit, is plugged in.CanadaApr 6
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Once thought to be extinct, ancient cloud sponge seen in B.C. watersAncient cloud sponges were once thought to be extinct, but Ryan Swan from Be Sea Adventure captured them on video and shared the rare footage on his YouTube channel.EnvironmentApr 3
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Victoria police changing response to weekly pro-Palestinian rally after 126 weeksAccording to the department, more than 10,000 hours of officer time have been dedicated to managing these events, which have been taking place for 126 weeks.CanadaMar 25
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B.C. councillor says permanent time change will make dark school mornings dangerousBritish Columbia is adopting year-round daylight saving time, meaning that clocks went forward by one hour for the last time in early March.PoliticsMar 18
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Gas, food and travel: How the war in Iran is driving up costs in B.C."There's a lot of pressure on energy costs, obviously, diesel, gas prices, and the food supply chain is a very energy-intensive sector," Dr. Sylvain Charlebois said.EconomyMar 16
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Great white shark ‘pinged’ off the coast of Vancouver IslandDr. Michael Domeier, director of the Marine Conservation Science Institute, told Global News that they tag the adult females as they are the most interesting.EnvironmentMar 11
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‘Blown away’: Community comes together after B.C. family of 3 hurt in car crashThree members of the Thorne family suffered serious injuries on Jan. 3 following a head-on collision on icy Highway 3 near Moyie outside Cranbrook.CrimeMar 10
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Hundreds of sea lions have taken over a Vancouver Island beachCalifornia sea lions have taken over the beach at Vancouver Island's Deep Bay. A marine biologist says they're at the end of their northern fishing tour and awaiting a herring run.EnvironmentMar 2
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‘Death by 1,000 cuts’: B.C. businesses criticize PST changesSome business owners in downtown Victoria say the PST will add to the costs they already pay to keep their storefronts safe from crime and social disorder.EconomyFeb 19
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$10-a-day daycare program paused in order to stabilize, B.C. government saysThe province says the goal is to stabilize the program, instead of rolling it back and moving to income-tested eligibility. It was announced in the budget on Tuesday.EducationFeb 18
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Criticism over B.C. government’s handling of Texada grizzly bear shootingKody Bevan and Seneca Antony received a combined penalty of $6,000, with $2,000 from each fine directed to the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation.EnvironmentFeb 7
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Nanaimo repeat offender back in custody after incident at coffee shopNanaimo RCMP confirmed that 40-year-old Aiden Tye of Nanaimo was charged with assault with a weapon, mischief, indecent act, indecent exhibition, and breach of a probation order.CrimeJan 15
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Nanaimo grocery store locks up meat due to rampant theftNanaimo RCMP said they are investigating the latest instances of shoplifting, but said that it has increased from stores in recent years.CrimeJan 8
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‘Zombie fires’ burning in northeastern B.C., some sparked years agoAn overwintering fire, which is also known as a zombie fire, burns deep into the ground in the different soil levels and sparks back up in the next fire season.FireJan 8
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Victoria store owner frustrated with 911 services, says he’s been hung up onPeter Quakenbush told Global News that over the past five years, when he has called 911, he has either been hung up on or redirected to the Victoria police non-emergency line.CrimeJan 6
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RCMP investigating logging equipment fire on Vancouver IslandLake Cowichan RCMP and the Lake Cowichan Fire Department were called to the scene and RCMP confirmed they are investigating the incident.FireJan 5
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Vancouver’s newest transition house will help more women fleeing domestic violenceA 2023 B.C. Census report found that during a 24-hour period, 1,750 women, children and youth were helped through transition housing programs.CanadaDec 23, 2025
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