Passengers vent frustration at traffic chaos, delays at BC Ferry terminals
Should vendors, contractors, licence holders be on the hook for Vancouver 4/20 costs?
Panel recommends route for future major road connecting East Vancouver, downtown
Courage to Come Back 2019: As a teen she was told she’d never walk again. They were wrong
$5 a rat: City of Vancouver shelter overwhelmed with adoptable ‘fancy’ rodents
Vancouver to Chicago flight forced to land in Seattle over possible blown tire
Recipe: Sakura rhubarb cherry financier
Betty Hung from Beaucoup Bakery shares a sweet dessert recipe. Continue reading
West Kelowna campfire spreads to neighbours shed
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
“It was a little careless and it could have been a lot more serious,” West Kelowna Fire Rescue Capt. Pat Harmata said. Continue reading
Zookeeper attacked by tiger, transported to hospital in Kansas
City officials say a tiger mauled a zookeeper at the Topeka Zoo in northeastern Kansas. Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Friday, April 19, 2019
Owen Hardy had a goal and two assists as the Vancouver Giants opened their Western Hockey League third-round series against the Spokane Chiefs with a 4-1 victory on Friday. Continue reading
Nk’maplqs Challenge Cup: the ‘Stanley Cup’ for B.C. First Nations
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
“It means a lot to us,” Cecil Grinder, coach of the Caribou Canucks hockey team out of Williams Lake, said. Continue reading
Six months after legalization, high prices and supply issues boost illicit pot market
It has been six months since Canada became the first industrialized country to legalize recreational cannabis, in a bid to stamp out the illicit market, but the price gap between legal and illicit marijuana appears to be widening, according to Statistics Canada. Continue reading
B.C. Supreme Court judge awards $2M in 2012 flood damage lawsuit
Supreme Court ruling says province, district, couple were equally at fault in lengthy lawsuit. Continue reading
Kirkland Signature veggie burgers recalled due to possible presence of metal pieces
Belmont Meat Products is recalling its Kirkland Signature brand Harvest Burger – Gourmet Blend – Veggie Burgers due to the possible presence of pieces of metal in the products. Continue reading
Rare trio of eagles raise eaglets together on the Mississippi River
A non-traditional family of bald eagles is caring for three eaglets that hatched this spring in a nest along the Mississippi River near Fulton, Illinois. Continue reading
Don’t be a driving statistic this Easter long weekend: ICBC
According to ICBC, on average, four people are killed and 650 are injured in 2,300 crashes across the province during the Easter long weekend. Continue reading
5 Things to do this weekend: Friday, April 19, 2019
Here are your five things to do this Easter long weekend around the province. Continue reading
Over 700 climate change activists arrested as protests disrupt travel in London
More than 700 climate change activists blocking roads at some of London’s most famous landmarks have been arrested over the last six days, police said on Saturday, up from a total given on Friday of more than 682. Continue reading
‘I’m in heaven’: From Vancouver to horse sanctuary in Salmon Arm
By Shay Galor Community Video Journalist
Freedom’s Gate Equine Rescue Society is a sanctuary in Salmon Arm that rehabilitates and finds forever homes from neglected horses. Continue reading
Two homes heavily damaged in fire early Friday morning in Burnaby
By Neetu Garcha Video Journalist / Anchor
Two people were sent to hospital for smoke inhalation. Continue reading
Spring flooding claims 1 victim in western Quebec
Police say a vehicle plunged into a creek after a road was washed out by rising river levels. Continue reading
Deck collapse during wedding celebration in Langley injures up to 40 people
By John Copsey Network news anchor
RCMP confirm there are numerous people injured, some seriously. Continue reading
Why the paralyzing ‘sleep demon’ still haunts humans in the age of science
Many of the demons, ghosts and aliens that have ‘invaded’ people’s bedrooms over the centuries can be traced to an uncommon sleep disorder, experts say. Continue reading
The gig economy is making cash flow management a nearly impossible task
Some 70 per cent of self-employed Canadians struggle to get paid on time, a recent Interac survey found. Continue reading
Passengers vent frustration at traffic chaos, delays at BC Ferry terminals
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Passengers have reported traffic jams outside the terminals, and drivers doing whatever they can to get ahead in line. Continue reading
P.E.I. Green Party candidate Josh Underhay killed in accident days ahead of election
Prince Edward Island Green Party candidate Josh Underhay and his young son have been killed in a “tragic accident” according to a statement issued late Friday night by Green Party leader Peter Bevan-Baker. Continue reading
Recipe: Sakura rhubarb cherry financier
Betty Hung from Beaucoup Bakery shares a sweet dessert recipe. Continue reading
West Kelowna campfire spreads to neighbours shed
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
“It was a little careless and it could have been a lot more serious,” West Kelowna Fire Rescue Capt. Pat Harmata said. Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Friday, April 19, 2019
Owen Hardy had a goal and two assists as the Vancouver Giants opened their Western Hockey League third-round series against the Spokane Chiefs with a 4-1 victory on Friday. Continue reading
Nk’maplqs Challenge Cup: the ‘Stanley Cup’ for B.C. First Nations
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
“It means a lot to us,” Cecil Grinder, coach of the Caribou Canucks hockey team out of Williams Lake, said. Continue reading
Deck collapse during wedding celebration in Langley injures up to 40 people
By John Copsey Network news anchor
RCMP confirm there are numerous people injured, some seriously. Continue reading
Courage to Come Back 2019: As a teen she was told she’d never walk again. They were wrong
By Catherine Urquhart Reporter
Harriet Ronaghan was just a teenager when her family’s car was T-boned by a dump truck, leaving her with life-threatening injuries. Continue reading
Panel recommends route for future major road connecting East Vancouver, downtown
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The recommendation is for a new major road to connect East Vancouver with downtown once the viaducts are removed. Continue reading
B.C. Supreme Court judge awards $2M in 2012 flood damage lawsuit
Supreme Court ruling says province, district, couple were equally at fault in lengthy lawsuit. Continue reading
Vancouver to Chicago flight forced to land in Seattle over possible blown tire
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The airline says the plane landed safely just before 2 p.m. and was being inspected by a mechanical team. Continue reading
Kirkland Signature veggie burgers recalled due to possible presence of metal pieces
Belmont Meat Products is recalling its Kirkland Signature brand Harvest Burger – Gourmet Blend – Veggie Burgers due to the possible presence of pieces of metal in the products. Continue reading
Should vendors, contractors, licence holders be on the hook for Vancouver 4/20 costs?
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The proposal is the latest salvo in the battle over the future of the controversial “protestival”. Continue reading
$5 a rat: City of Vancouver shelter overwhelmed with adoptable ‘fancy’ rodents
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“So we have rats! Lots of rats. Lots and lots of rats!!” Continue reading
Don’t be a driving statistic this Easter long weekend: ICBC
According to ICBC, on average, four people are killed and 650 are injured in 2,300 crashes across the province during the Easter long weekend. Continue reading
5 Things to do this weekend: Friday, April 19, 2019
Here are your five things to do this Easter long weekend around the province. Continue reading
Passengers vent frustration at traffic chaos, delays at BC Ferry terminals
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Passengers have reported traffic jams outside the terminals, and drivers doing whatever they can to get ahead in line. Continue reading
‘I’m in heaven’: From Vancouver to horse sanctuary in Salmon Arm
By Shay Galor Community Video Journalist
Freedom’s Gate Equine Rescue Society is a sanctuary in Salmon Arm that rehabilitates and finds forever homes from neglected horses. Continue reading
Two homes heavily damaged in fire early Friday morning in Burnaby
By Neetu Garcha Video Journalist / Anchor
Two people were sent to hospital for smoke inhalation. Continue reading
B.C. police issue plea to Edmontonians for tips about 2017 homicide that left teen dead
Investigators with B.C.’s Integrated Homicide Investigation Team issued a plea for tips from Edmontonians and other Albertans on Thursday as they work to make an arrest in connection with the 2017 death of a teen found dead in Surrey. Continue reading
UBC Okanagan fine arts students wrap up degree with art exhibit
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
It’s an eclectic mix of sculptures, paintings and digital arts displays which are the culmination of four years of work for a group of Okanagan students. Continue reading
Four Winds Brewing ‘frustrated’ over Delta’s rejection of planned expansion
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The facility, which would include a craft brewery and restaurant along with brewing and bottling services, was determined to be not in line for the Southlands development. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – April 18
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Community rallies to help family of murdered Penticton woman
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
“On April 15, 2019, our small town was changed forever.” Continue reading
Woman arrested at Vancouver airport may be part of organized theft ring: police
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Plainclothes officers allegedly witnessed the 60-year-old woman steal a purse in the international arrivals terminal Wednesday. Continue reading
Call 911 twice? Port Coquitlam offers unique emergency protocol for city staff
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
City staff are now being directed to call first for an ambulance, and then a second time for fire crews. Continue reading
Vancouver may not see ban on plastic straws, styrofoam containers until next year
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
City staff say the request for the delays is being made in order to give businesses more time to adapt to the bans. Continue reading
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