Alberta Premier Rachel Notley backs out of Western Premiers’ Conference over pipeline spat
Man arrested in Vancouver double shooting where woman lost unborn child
B.C. woman angry at online florist after Mother’s Day flowers arrive late and wilted
‘This has been a hellish journey’: Wife of missing Cowichan Valley father speaks out
Martin Mars water bombers’ firefighting days appear to be over
BC Ferries apologizes after making a dozen passengers disembark on long weekend
Hundreds of Boundary-area residents return home
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Nearly 900 evacuation orders were rescinded across the Boundary region on Monday. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – May 21
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Halifax Regional Police close investigation into Ontario MP accused of sexual assault
The assault allegedly occurred at the Halifax Alehouse between 2:30 a.m. and 3 a.m. on April 21. Police were alerted to the assault later that afternoon. Continue reading
Entangled humpback whale washes up dead in Washington state
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“For the last four weeks this is now the second humpback whale that we’ve had entangled and we’ve had three other grey whales.” Continue reading
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Canada’s Stanley Cup drought reaches 25 years after Jets defeated
The last time a Canadian hockey team won a Stanley Cup was in 1993 when the Montreal Canadiens won against the Los Angeles Kings. Continue reading
U.K. pushes to unlock mystery donor’s millions meant to pay off national debt
The U.K. government is trying to get its hands on a £475-million fund that’s supposed to remain untouched until it can pay off the entire national debt, which amounts to more than £1.7 trillion. Continue reading
Fraser Valley realtors say new rules needed to protect homebuyers from grow-ops
The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board has launched a campaign calling for tighter regulation of home-grown pot. Continue reading
Saskatchewan couple survives being buried in B.C. mudslide
Don Struthers the Saskatchewan couple was lucky that a pileup of trees stopped the vehicle from tumbling all the way down the cliff. Continue reading
Remains of 3 Canadian WWI soldiers found in France identified through DNA
More than 100 years after fighting in a battle in northern France during the First World War, the remains of three Canadian soldiers have been identified. Continue reading
Curious swan thinks Global News camera is for the birds
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
While reporter Paul Johnson was covering the rising Fraser River on Sunday, he came across a rather curious swan. Continue reading
No Compass Card, no problem: TransLink launching credit card, mobile wallet tap system Tuesday
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Beginning Tuesday, you’ll be able to pay for SkyTrain or TransLink buses by tapping your credit card. Continue reading
WestJet strike: If it happens, here are your options
You’ll probably get a refund. Whether you’ll get anything more in compensation depends on where you’re flying. Continue reading
2 people missing after Vernon house fire
Two people are unaccounted for following a house fire in the Vernon area. Continue reading
B.C. flooding news Monday: evacuation alerts remain along Fraser River
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Levels are expected to creep past six metres, which could cause flooding in areas not protected by dikes. Continue reading
‘Dancing With the Stars: Athletes’ crowns season 26 winner
Was it controversial figure skater Tonya Harding, NFL cornerback Josh Norman or PyeongChang Winter Games sensation Adam Rippon? Continue reading
B.C. bride carries on with wedding to honour mom killed in Tofino beach accident hours earlier
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“It was tragic. It was heartbreaking. I just cried and cried and cried.” Continue reading
NDP tied with PCs as Ford’s Tories tumble in Ontario election: Ipsos poll
The race Ontario election is heating up as a new poll shows the New Democrats gaining momentum and Progressive Conservatives losing ground. Continue reading
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s official wedding portraits revealed
The images were captured by photographer Alexi Lubomirski at Windsor Castle. Continue reading
Woman dies from deadly bacteria she thought was just a pimple
She was initially diagnosed with a virus, but when medication didn’t work, doctors had to operate. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley backs out of Western Premiers’ Conference over pipeline spat
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
“With 10 days remaining before Kinder Morgan’s deadline, Premier Notley’s only priority is working with the federal government and Kinder Morgan to secure the construction of the pipeline.” Continue reading
Hundreds of Boundary-area residents return home
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Nearly 900 evacuation orders were rescinded across the Boundary region on Monday. Continue reading
B.C. woman angry at online florist after Mother’s Day flowers arrive late and wilted
By Anne Drewa Anchor / Consumer Reporter
Mother’s Day has come and gone, but a B.C. woman is still angry over her online flower order. Continue reading
‘This has been a hellish journey’: Wife of missing Cowichan Valley father speaks out
“Hang on, baby. We’re going to find you,” wife Tonya Kilmer said. Continue reading
B.C. bride carries on with wedding to honour mom killed in Tofino beach accident hours earlier
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“It was tragic. It was heartbreaking. I just cried and cried and cried.” Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – May 21
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Entangled humpback whale washes up dead in Washington state
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“For the last four weeks this is now the second humpback whale that we’ve had entangled and we’ve had three other grey whales.” Continue reading
Martin Mars water bombers’ firefighting days appear to be over
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
The company that owns and operates the two massive aircraft is trying to find new owners for the Hawaii Mars and Philippine Mars. Continue reading
BC Ferries apologizes after making a dozen passengers disembark on long weekend
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
One passenger says they were then informed that 12 of the foot passengers waiting in the outside area would have to volunteer to take another ferry as the vessel had reached its capacity. Continue reading
Canada’s Stanley Cup drought reaches 25 years after Jets defeated
The last time a Canadian hockey team won a Stanley Cup was in 1993 when the Montreal Canadiens won against the Los Angeles Kings. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley backs out of Western Premiers’ Conference over pipeline spat
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
“With 10 days remaining before Kinder Morgan’s deadline, Premier Notley’s only priority is working with the federal government and Kinder Morgan to secure the construction of the pipeline.” Continue reading
Fraser Valley realtors say new rules needed to protect homebuyers from grow-ops
The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board has launched a campaign calling for tighter regulation of home-grown pot. Continue reading
Saskatchewan couple survives being buried in B.C. mudslide
Don Struthers the Saskatchewan couple was lucky that a pileup of trees stopped the vehicle from tumbling all the way down the cliff. Continue reading
Curious swan thinks Global News camera is for the birds
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
While reporter Paul Johnson was covering the rising Fraser River on Sunday, he came across a rather curious swan. Continue reading
Man arrested in Vancouver double shooting where woman lost unborn child
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Police say 37-year-old Surrey man Carleton Stevens was arrested just before 8 p.m. Sunday near 154A Avenue and Fraser Highway. Continue reading
No Compass Card, no problem: TransLink launching credit card, mobile wallet tap system Tuesday
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Beginning Tuesday, you’ll be able to pay for SkyTrain or TransLink buses by tapping your credit card. Continue reading
2 people missing after Vernon house fire
Two people are unaccounted for following a house fire in the Vernon area. Continue reading
B.C. flooding news Monday: evacuation alerts remain along Fraser River
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Levels are expected to creep past six metres, which could cause flooding in areas not protected by dikes. Continue reading
Flood of advisories from the Shuswap
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
A flood of advisories have been issued for the Shuswap as a result of rising rivers. Continue reading
After toddler’s dad dies, her mom shares a powerful message about drug addiction
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
This two-year-old is growing up without a father. Her mother’s powerful message about the deadly toll of mental illness and drug addiction. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: The issue of affordability in B.C. is coming back to haunt the NDP government
By Keith Baldrey Legislative Bureau Chief
It has now been more than a year since the election that eventually led to the NDP forming government and there are signs the issue the party rode to victory may be coming back to haunt it. Continue reading
RCMP searching for suspect after woman groped in Surrey
By Bailey Nicholson News Anchor/Reporter
She was able to fight him off, and he fled the scene. Continue reading
North Shore Rescue on track for busiest year yet
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
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
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