The victim’s family told health workers that they had not been bitten or scratched by the bat. Continue reading →

The new regulations are already facing criticism from travellers’ advocates and from airlines. Continue reading →

Police said they were searching for the suspect, adding that no one had been injured.  Continue reading →

The victim’s family told health workers that they had not been bitten or scratched by the bat. Continue reading →

In 2017, Thorne filed for refugee protection. She said she was the victim of sexual violence and fears for her life should she be forced to return home. Continue reading →

“Here we are stuck, unable to fish,” said Island Outfitters Co-Owner Darren Wright. “It’s not fair.” Continue reading →

BCIT would not say whether the parties involved were students, citing privacy legislation. Continue reading →

Police say a man followed a 19-year-old woman on a trail, grabbed her hand, then followed her into a parking lot when she ran away. Continue reading →

On Monday, police said more than 20 officers were working the the case, who had made “significant progress in developing leads.” Continue reading →

Seizures can last up to two hours and can be fatal. Continue reading →

The proposal envisions train capable of topping 400 km/h, with one-hour trips between the region’s biggest cities. Continue reading →

Officers were forced to use a conducted energy weapon when attempts to de-escalate the situation failed, police said. Continue reading →

Work on the joint is set to begin at 8 p.m. on Saturday, July 20 until 8 a.m. on Sunday July 21. Continue reading →

There was a heavy police presence in Burnaby overnight following an alleged stabbing and carjacking. Continue reading →

The driver allegedly struck a 20-year-old woman on a scooter along with a Honda Civic before fleeing on foot. Continue reading →

“I know how to find a person dead or alive… the strategy with a dog is completely different,” Garry Mancell told Global News Continue reading →

Bor was left with serious injuries at Bristol Estates, an apartment complex near 133 Street and 105 Avenue, and later died in hospital. Continue reading →

A small wildfire is burning in the canyon north of Oliver. Continue reading →

Squamish RCMP have made an arrest in relation to a possible stabbing on Sunday night. Continue reading →

The new regulations are already facing criticism from travellers’ advocates and from airlines. Continue reading →

It remains unclear how the hiker became injured, but the park includes some steep terrain, and can become very busy in the summer months. Continue reading →

“Open the door,” one officer can be heard saying. “Do you want to get shot again?” asks a second officer. Continue reading →

The organization has shared video of four rescued pug puppies that are in foster care until they’re old enough to be adopted. Continue reading →

While flood waters have receded somewhat, damage to the estimated 120 properties affected by the flooding remains unclear. Continue reading →

Last week, the B.C. government amended regulations that had, until now, allowed only B.C. wines on the shelf. Continue reading →