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• B.C. failing most vulnerable amid toxic drug crisis, critics say: ‘It’s heart-wrenching’

  Critics are renewing their calls for changes to the way B.C handles mental health and addiction, saying it's not working, and the proof is on the street.

  Canada

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• Witness in B.C. murder trial repeatedly violated lucrative deal with cops, defence says

  Brandon Teixeira has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, attempted murder and firearms charges in the October 2017 killing of Nicolas Khabra in Surrey. 

  Crime

  7 hours
• WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 BC: Mar. 24

  Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6 BC.

  News

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• 16-year-old charged in stabbing of Vancouver taxi driver

  A teenager has been charged with assault for allegedly stabbing a taxi driver in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside last week.

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• Candidates hit the ground in B.C. on 1st full day of election campaign

  British Columbia gained one additional riding this election, and with its 43 seats is again shaping up to be a battleground.

  Politics

  9 hours
• Stick with 25-metre Vancouver Aquatic Centre pool, report tells park board

  Last month park commissioners told staff to review the possibility of including a bigger pool, after community groups pushed back at the loss of the Olympic-sized facility. 

  Politics

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• Vancouver International Auto Show sets record after Tesla ban

  Organizers of the Vancouver International Auto Show say the event broke attendance records after it attracted international headlines for banning Tesla on safety grounds.

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• Former Vancouver mayor says ‘unprecedented times’ drew him to federal politics

  Former Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson will run for the Liberal party in the new riding of Vancouver Fraserview-South Burnaby.

  Politics

  10 hours
• Penticton Vees expand to Western Hockey League

  The WHL made the announcement Monday, in addition to initiating a franchise application process for Chilliwack, B.C., to begin play in the 2026-27 campaign.

  Sports

  10 hours
• Saturday Sips

  Saturday Sips is a weekly segment that airs Saturdays on Global News at Noon with Jennifer Palma. We explore different drinks every week!

  Lifestyle

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• 5-year-old girl reportedly overdoses on fentanyl inside Mission home

  Adults in the home had called 911 after the girl's breathing changed and she began vomiting, then her condition deteriorated rapidly, police said.

  Crime

  Mar 24
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• Heavy rain triggers landslide in Port Coquitlam as atmospheric river moved in

  The rain will gradually ease to periods of light rain on Monday afternoon and is expected to taper off early on Tuesday morning.

  Weather

  Mar 24
• Multiple businesses destroyed after fire breaks out at City Centre strip mall

  Two Surrey police officers were on patrol when they noticed smoke and a burning smell coming from a strip mall on the southwest corner or 108 Ave and City Parkway.

  Fire

  Mar 24
• Recipe: Coconut soup (Tom Kha)

  Prawns, coconut milk and Thai spices come together to create this delicious and comforting soup. Here are the ingredients and steps to make it at home!

  Lifestyle

  Mar 23
• Family of slain B.C. woman protest at Mexican consulate in Calgary: ‘I just want the truth’

  Kiara Agnew, 23, was killed while on vacation with her boyfriend on the Mayan Riviera in Mexico in March 2023.

  Crime

  Mar 23
• Protest held at Langley Tesla dealership against Elon Musk, in support of democracy

  Demonstrators staged a peaceful protest at a Tesla dealership in Langley, B.C., on Saturday, but Vancouver police say other protests have crossed the line and led to charges.

  Canada

  Mar 23
• B.C. court voids ‘cult’ marriage, finding young woman didn’t ‘truly consent’ to it

  The ruling found the marriage voidable, saying the man 'pursued, harassed, and perhaps even stalked' the teenager who was under duress when the wedding occurred in Abbotsford, B.C.

  Crime

  Mar 22
• Family calls for justice reform as Tori Dunn’s accused killer appears in court

  Tori Dunn was critically injured in an apparently random attack in her Surrey home on June 16, 2024, and died in hospital. Her accused killer appeared in court on Friday.

  Crime

  Mar 21
• New B.C. border security concerns arise as U.S. cracks down on Quebec library

  "This is a library that has existed for well over 100 years," Dr. Lori Trautman, director of the Border Policy Research Institute at Western Washington University told Global News.

  U.S. News

  Mar 21
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• Tofino, Ucluelet, Port Alberni lost more than $60M in 2023 highway closures

  A wildfire on Vancouver Island's Cameron Bluffs in June 2023 forced the closure of Highway 4 for weeks with intermittent closures for the remainder of the summer.

  Economy

  Mar 21
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• Families search for child care after BrightPath in West Kelowna announces closure

  Parents are being directed to BrightPath’s other location in Kelowna, but for many, the commute is simply not feasible..

  Canada

  Mar 21
• This U.S. nurse wants to move to B.C. Red tape and the cost of living give him pause

  Pat, a South Carolina nurse, wants to move to B.C., but says red tape and the cost of living are giving him pause.

  Health

  Mar 21
• ‘Heartbreaking’: Victoria Public Market shutting down, vendors have to move

  The Victoria Public Market has been operating out of the building at the corner of Douglas and Fisgard Streets for more than 10 years.

  Economy

  Mar 21
• Federal cash to kickstart TransLink build-out, but no help for ‘fiscal cliff’

  The $1.5 billion in capital funding over 10 years, part of the permanent Public Transit Fund, could hinge on the outcome of a federal election expected to kick off by Sunday. 

  Politics

  Mar 21
• Audio leaked of Vancouver byelection candidate discussing running mate

  In the audio, which is from an event at the University of British Columbia on March 11, Jaime Stein ponders if running alongside Kaisers is the biggest mistake of his life.

  Politics

  Mar 21