At least 2 tornadoes touch down near Ottawa; about 272,000 without power in Ontario and Quebec
Second wave of season’s first big storm about to hit B.C.’s south coast
David Suzuki pens open letter to Port Moody over feared road through Bert Flinn Park
6 Metro Vancouver police forces join for suspected stolen truck takedown in Burnaby
Construction workers chase down suspect in Vancouver carjacking crime spree
Warriors, come out to play: Vancouver lacrosse team reveals new name, logo
Thousands of Canadians’ personal data from NCIX servers listed on Craigslist: cybersecurity expert
The data was allegedly on servers sold at auction that the now-bankrupt company failed to wipe. Continue reading
Keith Baldrey: The BC NDP and Green Party relationship is about to be tested
By Keith Baldrey Legislative Bureau Chief
Two issues are coming to the fore that may ultimately strain the relationship between the NDP and the party that is propping it up into power. Continue reading
Grand opening finally set for Okanagan Rail Trail
The Okanagan Rail Trail will hold its grand opening on September 27th in Lake Country. Continue reading
When will the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion get built? It’s hard to tell
Construction on the pipeline expansion won’t start for at least six months, one expert said. Continue reading
Kamloops toddler dies after TV set falls on him
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
The boy’s mother wants people to check their home for hazards, even if they’ve checked their homes countless times before. Continue reading
Alberta bus company looking to fill Greyhound void in Okanagan
Ebus, an Edmonton-based company, has applied to fill three bus routes in B.C. that Greyhound will be abandoning next month. Continue reading
B.C. municipal election digest 2018: This week’s top stories
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
One thing can be certain out of this election, and that’s change. Continue reading
Live B.C. election results 2018: Find your riding and candidates
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
We’ll have live British Columbia municipal election results on Oct. 20. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: A surprise exit opens up Vancouver’s mayoral race
If history is any guide, this election should be easy pickings for the NPA. But is Vancouver’s mayoral race that simple to call? Continue reading
Lions and Tiger-Cats fight for playoff positioning at BC Place
Hamilton had their three-game winning streak snapped last weekend in a 43-28 loss to Calgary (10-2) at Tim Hortons Field. Continue reading
Liberals will bow to court ruling, launch review of Trans Mountain oil tanker traffic impact
Liberals will launch a review of the marine impact from increased tanker traffic stemming from Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading
Inflation up 2.8% in August as gas prices keep climbing: Statistics Canada
Gas prices continued to rise in August, although at a slower paced compared to July. Continue reading
Fatal crash in Burnaby under investigation following deadly night on Metro Vancouver roads
The crash happened during heavy rain and wind. Continue reading
Pedestrian killed in collision in Surrey, after being struck twice
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The weather was dark and rainy at the time of the collision. Continue reading
At least 2 tornadoes touch down near Ottawa; about 272,000 without power in Ontario and Quebec
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Ottawa paramedics said they were responding to 16 tornado-related calls in the Dunrobin area. Continue reading
No charges laid in alleged racial slur incident, couple given ‘verbal warning’: Ottawa police
Ottawa police won’t be laying charges in an alleged racially-charged incident that occurred in the parking lot of a west-end plaza. Continue reading
China ‘outraged’ by U.S. sanctions over Russian weapons purchase
China is denouncing what it calls “unreasonable” U.S. sanctions over its purchase of Russian missiles and fighter jets. Continue reading
‘Dumpster whale’: Dead minke spends night in parking lot after proving to be too large for trash bin
We’re gonna need a bigger dumpster. Continue reading
Liberals will bow to court ruling, launch review of Trans Mountain oil tanker traffic impact
Liberals will launch a review of the marine impact from increased tanker traffic stemming from Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading
Thousands of Canadians’ personal data from NCIX servers listed on Craigslist: cybersecurity expert
The data was allegedly on servers sold at auction that the now-bankrupt company failed to wipe. Continue reading
B.C. women will be first in Canada to get breast density information after mammograms
By Simon Little Online Journalist
High breast density is a more significant cancer risk factor than family history, says a women’s health advocate. Continue reading
David Suzuki pens open letter to Port Moody over feared road through Bert Flinn Park
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Opponents of a possible future road through a popular Port Moody park have recruited a well known environmentalist as an ally. Continue reading
6 Metro Vancouver police forces join for suspected stolen truck takedown in Burnaby
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The response involved multiple RCMP detachments, the Vancouver police and the regional ERT. Continue reading
Second wave of season’s first big storm about to hit B.C.’s south coast
By Kristi Gordon Senior Meteorologist
Get your rain gear out, heavy rain is on the way. Continue reading
Keith Baldrey: The BC NDP and Green Party relationship is about to be tested
By Keith Baldrey Legislative Bureau Chief
Two issues are coming to the fore that may ultimately strain the relationship between the NDP and the party that is propping it up into power. Continue reading
Warriors, come out to play: Vancouver lacrosse team reveals new name, logo
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Their black, gold and white logo consists of a shield featuring three forged stripes that form a V&W monogram. Continue reading
Grand opening finally set for Okanagan Rail Trail
The Okanagan Rail Trail will hold its grand opening on September 27th in Lake Country. Continue reading
When will the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion get built? It’s hard to tell
Construction on the pipeline expansion won’t start for at least six months, one expert said. Continue reading
Kamloops toddler dies after TV set falls on him
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
The boy’s mother wants people to check their home for hazards, even if they’ve checked their homes countless times before. Continue reading
Alberta bus company looking to fill Greyhound void in Okanagan
Ebus, an Edmonton-based company, has applied to fill three bus routes in B.C. that Greyhound will be abandoning next month. Continue reading
B.C. municipal election digest 2018: This week’s top stories
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
One thing can be certain out of this election, and that’s change. Continue reading
Construction workers chase down suspect in Vancouver carjacking crime spree
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Vancouver police said a man is in custody following a wild, multi-block crime spree in the downtown core. Continue reading
Live B.C. election results 2018: Find your riding and candidates
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
We’ll have live British Columbia municipal election results on Oct. 20. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: A surprise exit opens up Vancouver’s mayoral race
If history is any guide, this election should be easy pickings for the NPA. But is Vancouver’s mayoral race that simple to call? Continue reading
Lions and Tiger-Cats fight for playoff positioning at BC Place
Hamilton had their three-game winning streak snapped last weekend in a 43-28 loss to Calgary (10-2) at Tim Hortons Field. Continue reading
Liberals will bow to court ruling, launch review of Trans Mountain oil tanker traffic impact
Liberals will launch a review of the marine impact from increased tanker traffic stemming from Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading
Inflation up 2.8% in August as gas prices keep climbing: Statistics Canada
Gas prices continued to rise in August, although at a slower paced compared to July. Continue reading
Fatal crash in Burnaby under investigation following deadly night on Metro Vancouver roads
The crash happened during heavy rain and wind. Continue reading
Pedestrian killed in collision in Surrey, after being struck twice
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The weather was dark and rainy at the time of the collision. Continue reading
Forget 101 dalmatians, try 16 labs: B.C. dog births big litter
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“I thought that was it, and we had missed the whole birth, but no they kept coming every 20 minutes, half an hour, and all night long.” Continue reading
Collision in Delta leaves 1 person dead, closes Hwy 17
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police say it happened Thursday evening on Highway 17 near the DeltaPort. Continue reading
Break out the galoshes, the first Pacific storm of the season is here
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Heavy rain is on the way, along with winds of up to 60 kilometres per hour. Continue reading
B.C. slams the brakes on red-light speed cameras
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The new cameras were due this fall, but now won’t roll out until next summer. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Sept. 20
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
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