After more than 18 months of looking, they still have nowhere to go. And they have to vacate their current space by the end of April. Continue reading
“It has been very hard for us to understand why he was on day parole if he was considered to be so dangerous.” Continue reading
The U.S. Space Force is expected to be operational in 2020. Continue reading
Some parents of children who are being kept home, however, are still refusing to get their children vaccinated. Continue reading
A former Kelowna woman appeared in Kamloops court, where she pled guilty to theft from an organization that cares for the dying. Continue reading
Nick Sandmann has accused The Washington Post of bullying him in a $250-million lawsuit against the newspaper. Continue reading
Unlike last year, there are no new taxes and no record-breaking new investments in child care and housing. Continue reading
The snow is starting to fall across Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
Joan Ryan, a Labour member of parliament, has become the eighth lawmaker to resign from Britain’s main opposition party. Continue reading
Unlike birth doulas, who help mothers during pregnancy and childbirth, postpartum doulas step in after the baby arrives. Continue reading
The B.C. government has introduced a stay-the-course budget that has minimal new funding increases to housing and childcare, while introducing a brand new B.C. Child Opportunity Benefit that doesn’t come into effect until October 2020. Continue reading
Petro-Canada said more than 50 EV stations will be located at gas stations along the Trans-Canada Highway, from Nova Scotia to British Columbia. Continue reading
Calling it a sad, difficult situation, North Shore Rescue postponed its search for Remi Michalowski after it was determined weather conditions meant there was no safe way to continue its search efforts. Continue reading
Ministry says slope monitoring has shown no new movement over the past week. Continue reading
A hockey team from Nunavut is making history this week as it competes for the first time at the Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, Alberta. Continue reading
A new poll, providing exclusively to Global News, finds Trudeau’s Liberals have fallen back of Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives in the wake of one of the worst political crises to bedevil the government since taking office. Continue reading
The organization that helped the Syrian family settle in Canada confirms all seven children died in the fire and their father was badly injured trying to rescue them. Continue reading
A Texas man was rushed to hospital after he accidentally shot himself in the stomach while spinning a gun on his finger at his daughter’s birthday party. Continue reading
“I was surprised when I saw a ticket on my car because I couldn’t figure out how that could happen.” Continue reading
Jody Wilson-Raybould, the former attorney general at the heart of questions on the SNC-Lavalin affair, told reporters “I am a Liberal member of Parliament” after a cabinet meeting. Continue reading
After more than 18 months of looking, they still have nowhere to go. And they have to vacate their current space by the end of April. Continue reading
“It has been very hard for us to understand why he was on day parole if he was considered to be so dangerous.” Continue reading
Some parents of children who are being kept home, however, are still refusing to get their children vaccinated. Continue reading
A former Kelowna woman appeared in Kamloops court, where she pled guilty to theft from an organization that cares for the dying. Continue reading
Unlike last year, there are no new taxes and no record-breaking new investments in child care and housing. Continue reading
The snow is starting to fall across Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
Unlike birth doulas, who help mothers during pregnancy and childbirth, postpartum doulas step in after the baby arrives. Continue reading
The B.C. government has introduced a stay-the-course budget that has minimal new funding increases to housing and childcare, while introducing a brand new B.C. Child Opportunity Benefit that doesn’t come into effect until October 2020. Continue reading
Calling it a sad, difficult situation, North Shore Rescue postponed its search for Remi Michalowski after it was determined weather conditions meant there was no safe way to continue its search efforts. Continue reading
Ministry says slope monitoring has shown no new movement over the past week. Continue reading
Police say there have been four reported drug-related murders in the city of 90,000 since October. Continue reading
In today’s world, a little kindness goes a long way and proof can be found at Davidson Creek Elementary in Sherwood Park, Alta. Continue reading
The Public Health Agency of Canada has issued a statement aimed at reminding Canadians that measles is a serious and highly contagious disease and that getting vaccinated is the best protection. Continue reading
Five to 10 centimetres could fall between Tuesday morning and early Wednesday morning. Continue reading
In the Vancouver riding she has represented since 2015, supporters are disappointed Wilson-Raybould is no longer in cabinet but are respectful of her decision. Continue reading
Even though they have the evidence on camera, a B.C. judge threw out the case against a Calgary man accused of trafficking fentanyl. Continue reading
“I was surprised when I saw a ticket on my car because I couldn’t figure out how that could happen.” Continue reading
Dylan Myskiw stopped all 38 shots he faced as the Edmonton Oil Kings blanked the Medicine Hat Tigers 5-0 on Monday afternoon in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has ordered Blue Heron Creamery to stop calling their products ‘cheese’. Continue reading
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Fernie Search and Rescue crews were busy on Sunday with two rescues in the Rocky Mountains. Continue reading
With the help of his $1,200 Dual Field metal detector, White Rock resident Chris Turner reunites people with their lost jewelry. Continue reading
Given the current measles outbreaks in the Lower Mainland and Washington state, Interior Health officials are urging everyone to check to make sure their families are fully immunized. Continue reading
The B.C. NDP government will unveil its second provincial budget on Tuesday. Continue reading
In an open letter, Huu-ay-aht Chief Robert Dennis and hereditary Chief Derek Peters say the First Nation has been notified by Steelhead LNG that it has “ceased current project work” on the Kwispaa LNG project. Continue reading
