Vancouver commuters got a dramatic showcase Thursday of how the ongoing transit worker job action could impact public safety. Continue reading
Keith Baldrey says the recently released report by a labour mediator on the bargaining situation for teachers and their employers makes for very bleak reading. Continue reading
Bolivia’s interim President Jeanine Anez, who took over on Tuesday after a spate of resignations, had earlier indicated she wanted to mend bridges with former leader Evo Morales’ party. Continue reading
At 238 flavours, La Casa Gelato has set a Guinness World Record for its massive selection. Continue reading
The announcement comes less than a week after the business announced it would be shutting its Kelowna lumber mill down permanently in January. Continue reading
In a statement, Amazon said that “numerous aspects” of the bidding process involved “clear deficiencies, errors, and unmistakable bias.” It did not elaborate. Continue reading
Ian Michael Leighton, 43, is facing 13 counts of voyeurism, three charges of making child pornography, one charge of possession of child pornography, and one count of obstruction of justice. Continue reading
Goldfish have been shown to prey on native fish species and can disturb sediment while feeding, which increases water turbidity. Continue reading
Swift said she had planned to play a medley of her hits when she’s named Artist of the Decade at the American Music Awards on Nov. 24, but the men who own the music, Scooter Braun and Scott Borchetta, are calling the television performance an illegal re-recording. Continue reading
Forecasters say an atmospheric river will hit northern Vancouver Island and the central coast early Saturday morning and last until midday Sunday. Continue reading
The switch to paper bags will begin on Vancouver Island this month, followed by Metro Vancouver in February and the rest of B.C. in March 2020. Continue reading
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Cody Parent, 26, came to the North Vancouver RCMP’s attention after a series of break-ins in local mail rooms and apartment buildings. Continue reading
Central Okanagan Public Schools said the cost of transportation jumped by 24 per cent in five years. Continue reading
People who knew the 16-year-old boy suspected of killing two students in a burst of gunfire at a high school outside Los Angeles described him as a quiet, smart kid who they’d never expect would violently snap. Continue reading
It happened at Saugus High School, approximately 48 kilometres north of Los Angeles. Continue reading
Stars descended on Nashville, Tenn., on Wednesday night for the 53rd annual Country Music Association Awards. Continue reading
X-rays show that the puppy’s forehead tail has no bone structure, meaning it doesn’t need to be removed. Continue reading
If the show is renewed for Season 56, all the actors will have to renegotiate new contracts. Continue reading
Happy 71st birthday Prince Charles! Continue reading
Vancouver commuters got a dramatic showcase Thursday of how the ongoing transit worker job action could impact public safety. Continue reading
Keith Baldrey says the recently released report by a labour mediator on the bargaining situation for teachers and their employers makes for very bleak reading. Continue reading
At 238 flavours, La Casa Gelato has set a Guinness World Record for its massive selection. Continue reading
The announcement comes less than a week after the business announced it would be shutting its Kelowna lumber mill down permanently in January. Continue reading
Ian Michael Leighton, 43, is facing 13 counts of voyeurism, three charges of making child pornography, one charge of possession of child pornography, and one count of obstruction of justice. Continue reading
Goldfish have been shown to prey on native fish species and can disturb sediment while feeding, which increases water turbidity. Continue reading
Forecasters say an atmospheric river will hit northern Vancouver Island and the central coast early Saturday morning and last until midday Sunday. Continue reading
The switch to paper bags will begin on Vancouver Island this month, followed by Metro Vancouver in February and the rest of B.C. in March 2020. Continue reading
Cody Parent, 26, came to the North Vancouver RCMP’s attention after a series of break-ins in local mail rooms and apartment buildings. Continue reading
Central Okanagan Public Schools said the cost of transportation jumped by 24 per cent in five years. Continue reading
The city was lauded for its dense metropolitan centre and lush natural beauty, and but was edged out by global powerhouses Paris, New York, Venice and London. Continue reading
Police in the Shuswap are appealing for the return of cremated ashes “no further questions asked.” Continue reading
A “welcome home” banner was strung across the front of Parkview Elementary School as students returned to their home campus this week. Continue reading
Speaking on Thursday, Vagramov said he will resume full duties on Monday. Continue reading
Vancouver is launching public engagement Thursday on a sweeping new citywide plan that will guide development in the city for decades to come. Continue reading
The initiative is being touted as by far the biggest effort by any Canadian province to fight vaping among teens. Continue reading
The woman had argued police had failed to positively identify her, an argument rejected by the B.C. Supreme Court. Continue reading
The B.C. Prosecution Service says that special prosecutor Michael Klein was appointed to look into allegations of sexual offences in February that were alleged to have occurred in and around Prince George. Continue reading
Laureen Fabian was last seen on Oct. 28 leaving her Houston, B.C., home to head out for a hike, police say. Continue reading
Here’s what you need to know about how your commute might be affected and what happens next. Continue reading
Bad news for Metro Vancouver commuters: job action by bus drivers will escalate on Friday. Continue reading
“My sister was a patriot,” said Krista Carlé’s brother. “This is just fundamentally unfair.” Continue reading
Dallas Stars (9-8-2, fifth in the Central Division) vs. Vancouver Canucks (10-6-3, third in the Pacific Division) Continue reading
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
The initiative is being touted as by far the biggest effort by any Canadian province to fight vaping among teens. Continue reading
