Temperature records tumble as early spring-like weather arrives in B.C.
B.C. argues it cannot stop Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, but it can protect environment
Man accused of yelling racial slurs during Surrey vigil injured during arrest, watchdog investigating
B.C. aims to slash poverty by 25 per cent in new poverty reduction strategy
Transportation Safety Board deploys after vessels collide in Vancouver Harbour
Special public avalanche warning issued in B.C. and Alberta
UBC Okanagan students host vigil for New Zealand massacre victims
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
The good turnout touched organizer Sumayia Abedin, president of the UBCO Muslim Students’ Association. Continue reading
Construction at Peace Arch Crossing could mean delays for drivers
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
Travellers can expect lane closures until the end of March, according to the Canada Border Services Agency. Continue reading
Liberals to unveil 2019 federal budget, attempt to set stage for fall election
The Trudeau government will attempt to set the stage for this fall’s election – and provide some distraction from the SNC-Lavalin affair – with Tuesday’s budget touting the Liberals’ economic record. Continue reading
Townhouse fire in Surrey leaves three people in hospital
By Simon Little Online Journalist
A middle-aged man suffered second degree burns, while the woman and a next-door neighbour were sent to hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. Continue reading
Boil water advisory ended for Prince Rupert — but it may have been all for nothing
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
A boil water advisory began in December when tests showed too much Cryptosporidium in the water, but Northern Health says the results were likely a false positive. Continue reading
Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro visits CIA HQ. A critic called it an ‘explicitly submissive position’
Jair Bolsonaro’s son said Brazil’s president went to the CIA to talk “international themes in the region.” Continue reading
RCMP arrest man after reports of a gun at Burnaby’s Metrotown
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Security called in a report of an armed man in a stairwell near the Real Canadian Superstore shortly before 4 p.m., according to police. Continue reading
Thousands of dollars allegedly embezzled from Rock Creek Fall Fair
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Board members of the Rock Creek and Boundary Fair Association allege that two former senior board members stole an estimated $150,000 from the organization. Continue reading
Death toll from Indonesian flash floods and mudslides climbs to 89
Indonesia’s worst flooding is in the Sentari subdistrict. Continue reading
Parking in Kelowna’s downtown could become more costly in some areas
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
Downtown Kelowna’s parking rates haven’t been reviewed in more than a decade. Now city council is reviewing downtown parking and will consider some major changes to its structure. Continue reading
B.C. avalanche narrowly misses Calgary hockey team’s bus
By Jenna Freeman Digital Journalist
It was a very close call for a players of the International Hockey Academy Midget Prep team Sunday afternoon. Their bus was nearly caught in the middle of a small avalanche. Continue reading
Republican Devin Nunes sues Twitter, ‘Devin Nunes’ Cow’ and ‘Devin Nunes’ mom’ for $250 million
The California congressman accused Twitter and those users of negligence and defamation. He has also accused Twitter of shadow-banning conservatives. Continue reading
BC SPCA urging public support of federal bill defining bestiality, cracking down on animal fighting
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The proposed legislation would need to complete a third reading before Parliament breaks for the last time ahead of this year’s federal election. Continue reading
Whitecaps alum Alphonso Davies likely a no-go for Canada vs. French Guiana match in Vancouver
The Vancouver game was slated to serve as a hero’s return for Davies. Continue reading
Lin scores 20 points, Lowry reinjures ankle and Raptors rout Knicks 128-92
Eight Raptors scored in double figures on Monday night as Toronto defeated the New York Knicks at Scotiabank Arena. Continue reading
Canadians can pay off their mobile phones, but their bills might not drop. Here’s why
By Anne Drewa Anchor / Consumer Reporter
The ‘device subsidy” is a part of your mobile phone bill that pays for the device. When you pay it off, it might still appear there. Continue reading
‘Several crucial flaws’: Report says FAA overlooked warnings on Boeing 737 MAX 8
The Seattle Times says that the FAA delegated government-required safety inspections to Boeing employees themselves and that the report was flawed. Continue reading
Students perform haka to honour New Zealand mosque shooting victims
The attack has left those in the Christchurch community, as well as others around the world, holding vigils and memorials for the victims. Continue reading
The last Blockbuster Video store in the world is thriving
“It’s pure stubbornness, for one. We didn’t want to give in.” Continue reading
Suspect arrested after tram shooting in Netherlands kills 3, injures 5: officials
Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that he was “deeply concerned” and that crisis talks were to be held in response to the incident. Continue reading
UBC Okanagan students host vigil for New Zealand massacre victims
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
The good turnout touched organizer Sumayia Abedin, president of the UBCO Muslim Students’ Association. Continue reading
Construction at Peace Arch Crossing could mean delays for drivers
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
Travellers can expect lane closures until the end of March, according to the Canada Border Services Agency. Continue reading
Townhouse fire in Surrey leaves three people in hospital
By Simon Little Online Journalist
A middle-aged man suffered second degree burns, while the woman and a next-door neighbour were sent to hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. Continue reading
Boil water advisory ended for Prince Rupert — but it may have been all for nothing
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
A boil water advisory began in December when tests showed too much Cryptosporidium in the water, but Northern Health says the results were likely a false positive. Continue reading
RCMP arrest man after reports of a gun at Burnaby’s Metrotown
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Security called in a report of an armed man in a stairwell near the Real Canadian Superstore shortly before 4 p.m., according to police. Continue reading
Thousands of dollars allegedly embezzled from Rock Creek Fall Fair
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Board members of the Rock Creek and Boundary Fair Association allege that two former senior board members stole an estimated $150,000 from the organization. Continue reading
Parking in Kelowna’s downtown could become more costly in some areas
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
Downtown Kelowna’s parking rates haven’t been reviewed in more than a decade. Now city council is reviewing downtown parking and will consider some major changes to its structure. Continue reading
Man accused of yelling racial slurs during Surrey vigil injured during arrest, watchdog investigating
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police say the suspect was disturbing the peace at a vigil held for the victims of the New Zealand mosque massacre. Continue reading
B.C. avalanche narrowly misses Calgary hockey team’s bus
By Jenna Freeman Digital Journalist
It was a very close call for a players of the International Hockey Academy Midget Prep team Sunday afternoon. Their bus was nearly caught in the middle of a small avalanche. Continue reading
B.C. family honours loved one killed in Ethiopian Airlines crash
The daughter of Chunming Wang, who died in the crash, says she plans to honour her father by building a life in Canada. Continue reading
BC SPCA urging public support of federal bill defining bestiality, cracking down on animal fighting
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The proposed legislation would need to complete a third reading before Parliament breaks for the last time ahead of this year’s federal election. Continue reading
Whitecaps alum Alphonso Davies likely a no-go for Canada vs. French Guiana match in Vancouver
The Vancouver game was slated to serve as a hero’s return for Davies. Continue reading
Kelowna man charged in connection with 3 bank robberies
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
The 58-year-old man is facing charges in connection with bank robberies that took place in Kelowna and Rutland. Continue reading
2 teens presumed dead by police after car crash in Trail, B.C.
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
Two passengers who were sitting in the backseat of the vehicle that crashed — a 15-year-old boy and an 18-year-old girl — are still missing. Continue reading
Temperature records tumble as early spring-like weather arrives in B.C.
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The rising mercury toppled temperature records around B.C. on Sunday, and meteorologists say more could be on the way. Continue reading
Transportation Safety Board deploys after vessels collide in Vancouver Harbour
The collision happened just after midnight on Sunday. Officials say no pollution was released. Continue reading
Vernon under another dust advisory
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
Vernon is no stranger to dust advisories, data from the provincial environment ministry shows. Continue reading
B.C. argues it cannot stop Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, but it can protect environment
B.C.’s Court of Appeal is considering a reference case filed by the province that asks if it has jurisdiction to regulate the transport of oil through its territory and restrict bitumen shipments from Alberta. Continue reading
B.C. aims to slash poverty by 25 per cent in new poverty reduction strategy
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The plan aims to improve conditions for 140,000 people, including 50,000 children. Continue reading
B.C. looking to buy first hybrid sensors to detect data for earthquake early warning
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
“If we want to be able to respond, we need that early warning. We need that one or two minutes.” Continue reading
Special public avalanche warning issued in B.C. and Alberta
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
The avalanche danger is currently considered high or considerable around the Avalanche Canada forecast area. Continue reading
Dealing with pet grief
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Okanagan pet professionals gathered in Kelowna on Sunday to discuss how they can better support those mourning the loss of a family animal. Continue reading
Family Matters podcast: Should schools have a ‘no-cut’ rule for sports teams?
By Kim Smith Reporter
An Edmonton junior high school is embracing a 14-member curling squad and a 37-person basketball team. Continue reading
Coquitlam RCMP investigate fatal crash on Lougheed Highway
The car slammed into a power pole on the Lougheed Highway near Alderson Avenue, according to authorities. Continue reading
Hit-and-run crash in Vancouver sends 2 to hospital
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
It happened just after midnight on Fraser Street near East 20th Avenue, according to police. Continue reading
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