Hikers rescued in West Vancouver
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
Lions Bay SAR reported the hikers were rescued safely shortly after 11 p.m.. Continue reading
First BC Cannabis Store set to open in Kamloops as legalization approaches
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Kamloops will open the province’s first BC Cannabis Store — a 3,000-square-foot space inside Columbia Place Shopping Centre — on Wednesday, Oct. 17. Continue reading
Okanagan teen to take food waste petition to Ottawa
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
A Kelowna teen will fly to Ottawa this week to deliver a petition requesting that supermarkets be barred from wasting unsold but still edible food. Continue reading
Saanich tent city moves again, now back on provincial land
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Saanich police say the campers moved again on Saturday to a new location directly behind the Saanich Fire Department. Continue reading
Panthers’ Mike Matheson to face discipline hearing over Elias Pettersson hit
The 19-year-old Swedish centre appeared woozy after the hit and needed assistance to get to the locker-room. Continue reading
High demand for budding cannabis career training programs
By Tanya Beja Reporter
With cannabis set to be legalized on Wednesday, growing the green stuff is suddenly a viable career path. Continue reading
‘Joyous but so devastating’: Surrey father crushed by car meets infant son for first time
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Jonathan Sedman’s son Kayden was born while he was heavily sedated after a freak accident. On Saturday, they met for the first time. Continue reading
‘Actually, he was kind,’ says Kennedy Stewart of campaign manager’s ‘bullying’ phone call
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Stewart says an aggressive phone call by his campaign manager to a rival over an allegedly libellous tweet was “the right thing to do.” Continue reading
‘We’re hoping that it’s human’: B.C. couple recreates ‘Alien’ in maternity photo shoot
A B.C. couple took part in an out-of-this world maternity photo shoot, recreating the classic Alien birth scene. Continue reading
Enbridge begins building road to site of pipeline explosion near Prince George
An explosion Tuesday knocked out a 91-centimetre line and another pipeline is supplying natural gas on a reduced basis. Continue reading
Your photos: B.C. awash in fall colours
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Are you a leaf peeper? One of the best parts of fall is stepping outside to drink in the fall colours. We asked Global BC viewers to send us some of their favourite photos of the fall foliage, and they delivered in spades. Here’s some of our favourite fall photography from around B.C. Continue reading
Recipe: Pumpkin Crème Brûlée
Forget pumpkin pie, why not elevate the flavours (and wow your guests) with a Pumpkin Crème Brûlée? Continue reading
‘It’s overwhelming’: Community clean-up pulls 1,000 needles from Cowichan River
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
A grassroots clean-up effort saw more than 1,000 needles collected from the Cowichan River and shoreline, where members of the homeless community have set up camp. Continue reading
Sunday morning crashes result in chaotic morning on Metro Vancouver roads
By Simon Little Online Journalist
At least two of the crashes resulted in people being sent to hospital, while one knocked out power in Port Coquitlam. Continue reading
Cannabis IQ: Almost half of Canadian pot users say they use daily. Here’s why regular use is risky
Frequent use of marijuana may raise your risk of cognitive impacts, respiratory issues and dependence, researchers say. Continue reading
The dark side of Saudi Arabia’s youthful crown prince Mohammed bin Salman
Once asked if anything could stop him, the prince gave a two-word reply: “Only death.” Continue reading
‘We’re hoping that it’s human’: B.C. couple recreates ‘Alien’ in maternity photo shoot
A B.C. couple took part in an out-of-this world maternity photo shoot, recreating the classic Alien birth scene. Continue reading
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle expecting 1st baby in spring 2019
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are expecting their first child in the spring of 2019, around a year after their glittering wedding injected Hollywood glamour into the British royal family. Continue reading
First BC Cannabis Store set to open in Kamloops as legalization approaches
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Kamloops will open the province’s first BC Cannabis Store — a 3,000-square-foot space inside Columbia Place Shopping Centre — on Wednesday, Oct. 17. Continue reading
Hikers rescued in West Vancouver
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
Lions Bay SAR reported the hikers were rescued safely shortly after 11 p.m.. Continue reading
First BC Cannabis Store set to open in Kamloops as legalization approaches
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Kamloops will open the province’s first BC Cannabis Store — a 3,000-square-foot space inside Columbia Place Shopping Centre — on Wednesday, Oct. 17. Continue reading
Okanagan teen to take food waste petition to Ottawa
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
A Kelowna teen will fly to Ottawa this week to deliver a petition requesting that supermarkets be barred from wasting unsold but still edible food. Continue reading
Saanich tent city moves again, now back on provincial land
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Saanich police say the campers moved again on Saturday to a new location directly behind the Saanich Fire Department. Continue reading
Panthers’ Mike Matheson to face discipline hearing over Elias Pettersson hit
The 19-year-old Swedish centre appeared woozy after the hit and needed assistance to get to the locker-room. Continue reading
High demand for budding cannabis career training programs
By Tanya Beja Reporter
With cannabis set to be legalized on Wednesday, growing the green stuff is suddenly a viable career path. Continue reading
‘Joyous but so devastating’: Surrey father crushed by car meets infant son for first time
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Jonathan Sedman’s son Kayden was born while he was heavily sedated after a freak accident. On Saturday, they met for the first time. Continue reading
‘Actually, he was kind,’ says Kennedy Stewart of campaign manager’s ‘bullying’ phone call
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Stewart says an aggressive phone call by his campaign manager to a rival over an allegedly libellous tweet was “the right thing to do.” Continue reading
‘We’re hoping that it’s human’: B.C. couple recreates ‘Alien’ in maternity photo shoot
A B.C. couple took part in an out-of-this world maternity photo shoot, recreating the classic Alien birth scene. Continue reading
Enbridge begins building road to site of pipeline explosion near Prince George
An explosion Tuesday knocked out a 91-centimetre line and another pipeline is supplying natural gas on a reduced basis. Continue reading
Your photos: B.C. awash in fall colours
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Are you a leaf peeper? One of the best parts of fall is stepping outside to drink in the fall colours. We asked Global BC viewers to send us some of their favourite photos of the fall foliage, and they delivered in spades. Here’s some of our favourite fall photography from around B.C. Continue reading
Recipe: Pumpkin Crème Brûlée
Forget pumpkin pie, why not elevate the flavours (and wow your guests) with a Pumpkin Crème Brûlée? Continue reading
‘It’s overwhelming’: Community clean-up pulls 1,000 needles from Cowichan River
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
A grassroots clean-up effort saw more than 1,000 needles collected from the Cowichan River and shoreline, where members of the homeless community have set up camp. Continue reading
Sunday morning crashes result in chaotic morning on Metro Vancouver roads
By Simon Little Online Journalist
At least two of the crashes resulted in people being sent to hospital, while one knocked out power in Port Coquitlam. Continue reading
Woman in hospital after Sunday morning Champlain Heights stabbing: police
By Simon Little Online Journalist
No arrests have been made, but police say they do not believe there is a risk to the general public. Continue reading
Town hall on controversial Kelowna housing project draws large crowd
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
“What happens with the older generation when you go out to walk your dog and you go to have your grandchildren here and you are met by 19 year old-plus drug addicts?” Continue reading
Recipe: Decadent mac ‘n’ cheese two ways
Who doesn’t love macaroni and cheese? Here’s a classic take, and a way to elevate the dish. Continue reading
This skateboard could be a clue in ‘seemingly random’ Kelowna assault
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
“The suspect allegedly chased after the female, tackled her and dragged onto a property located in the 2000 block of Richter Street,” said RCMP in a media release. Continue reading
Failure on Trans Mountain expansion could drive populism: Stephen Harper
Stephen Harper linked the rise of populism in recent years with the security of blue collar jobs, saying those opportunities or lack thereof ‘absolutely’ play a role. Continue reading
Pettersson leaves game after ‘dirty play’ in Canucks 3-2 win over Panthers
In his 300th NHL game, Bo Horvat scored the tiebreaking goal in the third period, leading the Vancouver Canucks to a 3-2 victory over the Florida Panthers on Saturday night. Continue reading
With 1 week to civic elections, Metro Vancouver candidates face unsettled electorate
In Surrey, fraud allegations are rocking the boat, while Vancouver voters risk drowning in a sea of independents. Continue reading
Saanich nanny facing new child sex charges
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Jonathan Robichaud was initially charged last month after a parent came forward with allegations their two young sons had been sexually assaulted. Continue reading
Vancouver 1st school board candidate breaks with party over SOGI video
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Candidate Tony Dong said the SOGI policy benefits everyone, not just LGBTQ kids, by teaching acceptance and respect as well as challenging prejudices. Continue reading
Former fugitive at centre of B.C.’s most sensational true crime story breaks silence
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Jerry Ambrozuk and his girlfriend crashed a plane in a Montana lake in 1982 with plans to elope. She died, he lived under a fake name for 24 years. Continue reading
Kelowna playing host to world mixed curling championship
Kelowna is hosting the world mixed curling championship this week. A team from the Toronto area is representing Canada. Continue reading
