Vancouver-filmed ‘Deadpool 2’ rakes in US$125 million in opening weekend
Fire destroys Langley barn believed to house legal marijuana grow-op
Parents fear changes to VSB catchment boundaries will separate siblings
North Shore Rescue on track for busiest year yet
Ben Kilmer missing: Desperate search continues for Cowichan Valley dad last seen 5 days ago
Taking a road trip? B.C. wants you to check for hitchhiking bats
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – May 20
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Delta police looking for missing 85-year-old man
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Howard Venus was last seen dropping a family member off at Delta Hospital around 10:45 a.m. Sunday morning in a grey, 2012 Ford Escape. Continue reading
Nicolas Maduro declared winner of Venezuelan presidential election
Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro comfortably won re-election in a controversial vote on Sunday, the election board said Continue reading
B.C. boaters urged to throttle back amid flooding concerns
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“Even a small skiff could actually cause enough of a wake to flood people’s homes.” Continue reading
Falkland Stampede celebrates 100 years
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
“It means that a small community working together can keep on going for a hundred years.” Continue reading
North Korea nuclear site closing set to be high on spectacle, low on substance
Expect good imagery. But not much else. Continue reading
Delta police investigating suspected ‘clandestine lab’
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Police say emergency vehicles are in the area, but the public is not at risk Continue reading
One person in hospital after small plane crash on B.C.-Yukon border
The pilot was the only one aboard. Their condition remains unknown. Continue reading
Hillary Clinton trolls Donald Trump with Russian fur cap at Yale
Clinton used Yale University’s tradition of over-the-top headwear to rib President Donald Trump with her own unusual hat: a Russian fur cap. Continue reading
A thief left this Kiwi couple with nothing but their swimsuits. Then the community stepped in
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
They were left with nothing but their bathing suits and mobile phones. Continue reading
All aboard! New West’s Q to Q Ferry back in service
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The one-way fare is $2 for adults and $1 for seniors and youth. Continue reading
P.E.I.-born Gerard Gallant coaches Golden Knights to unlikely Stanley Cup final
Just 17 months ago, Gerard Gallant was abruptly fired by the Florida Panthers and left at the curb following a road game to hail his own taxi as the team bus drove away. Continue reading
North Shore Rescue located 4 hikers safe on Mt. Seymour
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
North Shore Rescue says 2018 is shaping up to be their busiest year yet. Continue reading
Township of Langley preps for road closures as Fraser River creeps higher
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The Fraser River is expected to reach crest its banks in some areas of the Fraser Valley on Saturday. Continue reading
Man plows car into North Carolina restaurant, killing 2 people: police
Authorities say a man intentionally drove his car into a North Carolina restaurant, killing his daughter and another person and injuring several others. Continue reading
Vancouver-filmed ‘Deadpool 2’ rakes in US$125 million in opening weekend
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
It’s the second best domestic opening weekend for a Vancouver-shot film… eclipsed only by its predecessor. Continue reading
New NRA president blames school shootings on Ritalin, violent movies
Retired Lt. Col. Oliver North says the disease isn’t the Second Amendment and that depriving law-abiding citizens of their constitutional right to have a firearm won’t stop shootings. Continue reading
Smiling page boy photobombs Meghan Markle at royal wedding
This Canadian page boy became the biggest viral moment of the royal wedding. Continue reading
Cancelled TV shows: ‘Kevin Can Wait,’ ‘The Mick,’ ‘Quantico’ and many more
Sometimes it’s tough being a TV fan, especially when cancellation season rolls around. Continue reading
Celebrities spotted at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding
Top Hollywood stars attended the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – May 20
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
North Shore Rescue on track for busiest year yet
The team says it has already responded to 42 calls in 2018. Continue reading
Delta police looking for missing 85-year-old man
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Howard Venus was last seen dropping a family member off at Delta Hospital around 10:45 a.m. Sunday morning in a grey, 2012 Ford Escape. Continue reading
Vancouver-filmed ‘Deadpool 2’ rakes in US$125 million in opening weekend
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
It’s the second best domestic opening weekend for a Vancouver-shot film… eclipsed only by its predecessor. Continue reading
Ben Kilmer missing: Desperate search continues for Cowichan Valley dad last seen 5 days ago
“I pray to God that we find him.” Continue reading
B.C. boaters urged to throttle back amid flooding concerns
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“Even a small skiff could actually cause enough of a wake to flood people’s homes.” Continue reading
Flood evacuation orders lifted for nearly 600 properties in Boundary region
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Officials hope to have evacuation orders for most of the 3,000 properties impacted in the area lifted in the next two days. Continue reading
Fire destroys Langley barn believed to house legal marijuana grow-op
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Massive flames could be seen coming from the structure on 256th Street in the Township of Langley. Continue reading
Falkland Stampede celebrates 100 years
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
“It means that a small community working together can keep on going for a hundred years.” Continue reading
Delta police investigating suspected ‘clandestine lab’
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Police say emergency vehicles are in the area, but the public is not at risk Continue reading
One person in hospital after small plane crash on B.C.-Yukon border
The pilot was the only one aboard. Their condition remains unknown. Continue reading
A thief left this Kiwi couple with nothing but their swimsuits. Then the community stepped in
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
They were left with nothing but their bathing suits and mobile phones. Continue reading
All aboard! New West’s Q to Q Ferry back in service
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The one-way fare is $2 for adults and $1 for seniors and youth. Continue reading
North Shore Rescue located 4 hikers safe on Mt. Seymour
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
North Shore Rescue says 2018 is shaping up to be their busiest year yet. Continue reading
Township of Langley preps for road closures as Fraser River creeps higher
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The Fraser River is expected to reach crest its banks in some areas of the Fraser Valley on Saturday. Continue reading
Recipe: Chorizo and mussels
Adam Meade, executive chef of Stanley Park Teahouse, prepares chorizo and mussels. Continue reading
Parents fear changes to VSB catchment boundaries will separate siblings
“It’s actually a real tragedy to tear those children apart, make them go to different schools and then have families try to juggle all that with everything else that’s going on.” Continue reading
Taking a road trip? B.C. wants you to check for hitchhiking bats
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The province is concerned bats infected with white-nose syndrome could accidentally be brought into B.C. Continue reading
Police investigate alleged daylight sexual assault in downtown Abbotsford
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Police are looking for a man involved in an alleged sexual assault in busy area of downtown Abbotsford on Friday. Continue reading
Richmond to go ahead with temporary modular housing for the homeless
By Erin Ubels News Anchor
The 40 units will be located at 7300 Elmbridge Way. Continue reading
B.C.’s flood forecast is looking better, but we’re still not out of the woods
By Kristi Gordon Senior Meteorologist
Cooler temperatures have helped slow snow melt to more manageable rates. Continue reading
B.C. has Canada’s highest gas prices. It also has drivers willing to pay them
A recent study by BCAA says B.C. drivers love driving and have a greater tolerance for high gas prices. Continue reading
‘It’s a very slow creep’: more evacuation alerts in Osoyoos
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Reporter
“It’s very slow, it’s a very slow creep and it’s not as bad as it was,” Continue reading
‘Deadpool 2’ dedicated to stuntwoman who died on set in Vancouver
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The Vancouver-shot action comedy has been dedicated to a professional motorcycle rider killed on set last summer. Continue reading
Soldiers help with sandbagging the Okanagan
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Canadian Forces members are on a mission to sandbag the shores of Okanagan Lake. Continue reading
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