Photos released of man suspected in violent East Vancouver sexual assault
2 hikers visiting B.C. rescued from West Vancouver mountain trail
North Shore high school student launches petition to bring para athletes back to track event
Suspect in murder of Creston, B.C. woman facing trial in 2014 death of Kamloops cellmate
Vancouver’s nighttime economy needs to realize its full potential, councillor says
B.C. to appeal top court ruling it can’t regulate flow of bitumen through Trans Mountain pipeline
Dozens protest Penticton’s plan to ban sitting on downtown sidewalks
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
“The people that this bylaw is targeting are not out here to be feared.” Continue reading
Kelowna committee taking notes at 2019 Memorial Cup for 2020 tournament
Hockey contingent in Halifax to prepare for national championship tournament next May. Continue reading
Pence tells West Point military graduates they will certainly see combat
“It is a virtual certainty that you will fight on a battlefield for America at some point in your life,” U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said. “You will lead soldiers in combat. It will happen. Some of you may even be called upon to serve in this hemisphere.” Continue reading
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for B.C.’s southern interior
Environment Canada is calling for a risk of thunderstorms in the Fraser Canyon, Nicola, South Thompson, Okanagan and Boundary regions. Continue reading
Fire hall in West Kelowna temporarily closed due to staffing shortage
The Lakeview Heights fire station was to be temporarily closed on Saturday between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Continue reading
Raptors fans overload Toronto’s Jurassic Park for Game 6, spill onto street
Jurassic Park couldn’t contain the long lineup of fans that snaked around Scotiabank Arena and past neighbouring Union Station in downtown Toronto, so police had to shut down nearby streets to make up for the overflow. Continue reading
‘Storm event’ causes flooding, power outages in Enderby
The North Okanagan community says damage is being assessed and remedied on a hazard-priority basis. Continue reading
5 Things to do this weekend: Friday, May 24, 2019
Here are five thing to do around the province this weekend. Continue reading
Trump downplays N. Korea missiles, says Kim Jong Un will ‘keep his promise’
“North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me,” Trump said in a tweet. Continue reading
UPDATE: Trans-Canada Highway east of Revelstoke reopens in both directions after crash
DriveBC said the road was reopened more than seven hours after the crash. Continue reading
5 Things to do this weekend: Thursday, May 23, 2019
Here are five thing to do this weekend. Continue reading
Montreal marks 50th anniversary of John Lennon, Yoko Ono bed-in for peace
A half-century later, the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel is celebrating their storied pacifist pitch to the world with an art exhibition and tours of the suite they occupied. Continue reading
Recipe: Gluten-free chocolate fudge brownie bites
Professional home economist and comedian Mairlyn Smith shares a wonderful brownie recipe that’s both vegetarian and gluten-free. Continue reading
Surrey’s mayor says he would release police transition report ‘today’ if province allowed him
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Doug McCallum also shot down the idea of holding a referendum: “That’s not a democratic process.” Continue reading
7 candidates throw hat into ring to replace Theresa May as PM
British health minister Matt Hancock, ex-Brexit minister Dominic Raab and former House of Commons leader Andrea Leadsom on Saturday joined an increasingly crowded field to replace May. Continue reading
Sunwing passengers left in high heat on plane, with reports of people fainting
One passenger said they were on the plane for 3.5 hours while another said the temperature got up to 40 degrees Celsius. Continue reading
This West Vancouver mansion just sold for less than half its asking price. It’s not the only one
By Catherine Urquhart Reporter
“I think it represents the kinds of changes that are happening” to Metro Vancouver’s housing market, one expert said. Continue reading
Facebook refuses to delete doctored video of Nancy Pelosi shared by Trump supporters
Meanwhile, YouTube removed the video, saying it clearly violated their content policies. Continue reading
Hawaii woman missing for 2 weeks rescued from forest on Maui
Amanda Eller was found injured in the Makawao Forest Reserve, the Maui News reported Friday. Continue reading
Help Wanted: Banff and Lake Louise battling chronic worker shortage
By Jayme Doll Anchor
Employers in the hospitality industry in Banff and Lake Louise say they are missing out on huge revenue potential due to a lack of workers to fill vacancies. Continue reading
Third person charged in connection to 2017 murder of Kiran Dhesi
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Inderdeep Kaur Deo is the second person to be charged with accessory to murder in connection to the 2017 crime. Continue reading
Dozens protest Penticton’s plan to ban sitting on downtown sidewalks
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
“The people that this bylaw is targeting are not out here to be feared.” Continue reading
Kelowna committee taking notes at 2019 Memorial Cup for 2020 tournament
Hockey contingent in Halifax to prepare for national championship tournament next May. Continue reading
North Shore high school student launches petition to bring para athletes back to track event
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Families are outraged after the B.C. High School Track and Field Association eliminated the para athlete division at next week’s provincial championships. Continue reading
Photos released of man suspected in violent East Vancouver sexual assault
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The suspect allegedly followed the young victim into her home and sexually assaulted her inside, police said. Continue reading
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for B.C.’s southern interior
Environment Canada is calling for a risk of thunderstorms in the Fraser Canyon, Nicola, South Thompson, Okanagan and Boundary regions. Continue reading
Fire hall in West Kelowna temporarily closed due to staffing shortage
The Lakeview Heights fire station was to be temporarily closed on Saturday between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Continue reading
Suspect in murder of Creston, B.C. woman facing trial in 2014 death of Kamloops cellmate
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Nathaniel Jessup was arrested and charged Friday in connection to the murder of 58-year-old Katherine McAdam in August 2015. Continue reading
‘Storm event’ causes flooding, power outages in Enderby
The North Okanagan community says damage is being assessed and remedied on a hazard-priority basis. Continue reading
Vancouver’s nighttime economy needs to realize its full potential, councillor says
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Coun. Lisa Dominato’s motion aims to change Vancouver’s reputation as a “no fun” city. Continue reading
2 hikers visiting B.C. rescued from West Vancouver mountain trail
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The initial plan was to head from the Nelson Creek trailhead to Cypress Bowl, but the hikers called 911 after the sun set. Continue reading
5 Things to do this weekend: Friday, May 24, 2019
Here are five thing to do around the province this weekend. Continue reading
UPDATE: Trans-Canada Highway east of Revelstoke reopens in both directions after crash
DriveBC said the road was reopened more than seven hours after the crash. Continue reading
5 Things to do this weekend: Thursday, May 23, 2019
Here are five thing to do this weekend. Continue reading
Recipe: Gluten-free chocolate fudge brownie bites
Professional home economist and comedian Mairlyn Smith shares a wonderful brownie recipe that’s both vegetarian and gluten-free. Continue reading
Surrey’s mayor says he would release police transition report ‘today’ if province allowed him
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Doug McCallum also shot down the idea of holding a referendum: “That’s not a democratic process.” Continue reading
Longshore workers issues strike notice for Monday at two Vancouver terminals
The dispute involves about 6,000 members of the International Longshore & Warehouse Union Canada. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – May 24
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Father of Lindsay Buziak appears on ‘Dr. Phil’ seeking answers in unsolved murder
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Jeff Buziak appeared on the popular daytime talk show on an episode that aired Friday to talk about his relentless search for his daughter’s killer. Continue reading
This West Vancouver mansion just sold for less than half its asking price. It’s not the only one
By Catherine Urquhart Reporter
“I think it represents the kinds of changes that are happening” to Metro Vancouver’s housing market, one expert said. Continue reading
Social egg freezing on the rise as more women embrace single parenthood
Dr. Niamh Tallon, a fertility specialist at Olive Fertility, said a majority of women freezing their eggs at her clinic do so “primarily not related to career,” but because they haven’t found a partner. Continue reading
Public will have a say in regulator inquiry into B.C.’s record-high gas prices
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The probe into the province’s volatile fuel prices will also include a four-day hearing in July that will explore the issue with oil companies. Continue reading
Scheer says a Conservative government would balance the books in 5 years
Scheer also accused the Liberals of stacking a panel on a media bailout in their favour and celebrated a court ruling blocking British Columbia from restricting oil shipments into the province. Continue reading
19-year-old Vancouver Whitecaps prospect dies after weekend car crash in Surrey
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Brandon Bassi was one of six people inside a vehicle that crashed in a Surrey intersection last weekend. Continue reading
B.C. premier announces millions for emergency funding program
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
Premier John Horgan was in Kelowna on Friday morning, where he announced a $31 million boost to the Community Emergency Preparedness Fund. Continue reading
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