The recommendations for slower, quieter ferry traffic came on the same day the province announced it was restoring nearly 3,000 sailings to coastal communities. Continue reading
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Democrats controlling the House have teed up a vote next week to block President Donald Trump from using a national emergency declaration to fund a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Continue reading
The B.C. Speaker’s office is promising more reports looking into activities by the clerk and sergeant-at-arms at the B.C. legislature. Continue reading
Thirteen depots across Metro Vancouver will accept the clothing, which will be sent to an Ottawa-based company for sorting and donation purposes. Continue reading
Venezuelan soldiers opened fire on indigenous people near the border with Brazil on Friday, killing two, as President Nicolas Maduro sought to block U.S.-backed efforts to bring aid into his economically devastated nation. Continue reading
Although search and rescue groups can be the difference between life and death for those who end up relying on them in the backcountry, they’re facing an uncertain future as the government didn’t announce any money for them in the latest provincial budget. Continue reading
City says geotechnical report shows high risk of slope failure. Continue reading
The delivery of Robert Mueller’s report to the Justice Department was not immediately clear. Continue reading
He’s a seven-time professional wrestling world heavyweight champion. He’s now a vocal champion for people recovering from stroke. Continue reading
City council unanimously approved the project at Clark Drive and East First Avenue, which will be built in collaboration with BC Housing and Vancouver Coastal Health. Continue reading
R&B star R. Kelly has been dogged for years by allegations that he sexually abused women and underage girls. He and his attorneys have repeatedly denied allegations of sexual misconduct. Continue reading
The health authority says it is also investigating possible exposures in Vancouver, Richmond, Squamish, Whistler and Steveston where one of the cases may have traveled last weekend. Continue reading
Ministry of Transportation says the 201 Forest Service Road was a useful detour, but not worth paving. Continue reading
Trump raised the possibility that the U.S. will drop criminal charges against Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, saying the issue would be discussed with Attorney General Bill Barr and U.S. attorneys. Continue reading
The charges come weeks after Lifetime documentary series, ‘Surviving R. Kelly,’ took a close look at old sexual misconduct allegations. Continue reading
The health authority says it is also investigating possible exposures in Vancouver, Richmond, Squamish, Whistler and Steveston where one of the cases may have traveled last weekend. Continue reading
Thirteen depots across Metro Vancouver will accept the clothing, which will be sent to an Ottawa-based company for sorting and donation purposes. Continue reading
The B.C. Speaker’s office is promising more reports looking into activities by the clerk and sergeant-at-arms at the B.C. legislature. Continue reading
The decision starts the clock on a 90-day deadline for cabinet to decide whether the project should proceed, but there have already been signals that the deadline could be delayed. Continue reading
The recommendations for slower, quieter ferry traffic came on the same day the province announced it was restoring nearly 3,000 sailings to coastal communities. Continue reading
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
The B.C. Speaker’s office is promising more reports looking into activities by the clerk and sergeant-at-arms at the B.C. legislature. Continue reading
Thirteen depots across Metro Vancouver will accept the clothing, which will be sent to an Ottawa-based company for sorting and donation purposes. Continue reading
Although search and rescue groups can be the difference between life and death for those who end up relying on them in the backcountry, they’re facing an uncertain future as the government didn’t announce any money for them in the latest provincial budget. Continue reading
City says geotechnical report shows high risk of slope failure. Continue reading
He’s a seven-time professional wrestling world heavyweight champion. He’s now a vocal champion for people recovering from stroke. Continue reading
City council unanimously approved the project at Clark Drive and East First Avenue, which will be built in collaboration with BC Housing and Vancouver Coastal Health. Continue reading
The health authority says it is also investigating possible exposures in Vancouver, Richmond, Squamish, Whistler and Steveston where one of the cases may have traveled last weekend. Continue reading
Ministry of Transportation says the 201 Forest Service Road was a useful detour, but not worth paving. Continue reading
A snowfall warning remains in effect for Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, with amounts between five and 10 centimetres expected. Continue reading
Trans Mountain pipeline opponents are vowing to stand in the way of the project’s expansion. Continue reading
Automakers Daimler and BMW say that trustworthy handling of personal data will be a key competitive advantage in their new joint venture that offers app-based services like free-floating car-sharing in big cities. Continue reading
A look at how government-funded autism therapy across Canada. Continue reading
Silt bluff slide south of Summerland closes southbound lanes. Continue reading
‘The moment I thought Michael was going to ask an audience member to sing, I started jumping up and down to get his attention,’ Allison Bellucci told Global News. Continue reading
The decision starts the clock on a 90-day deadline for cabinet to decide whether the project should proceed, but there have already been signals that the deadline could be delayed. Continue reading
Hundreds of athletes from around British Columbia gathered at Vernon’s Kal Tire Place for the opening ceremonies of the Special Olympics BC Winter Games on Thursday night. Continue reading
Whistler Blackcomb said a male and female triggered a Class 1 avalanche. Continue reading
Fire crews confirmed they were able to recover the fuel from the boat with no spilling into the water or damage to the vessel. Continue reading
Shoko Kitano from the CNIB says accessible campaign materials could take the form of large-print text, braille or electronic copies that can be processed by digital readers. Continue reading
The family who owns Zeus, a two-year-old golden pitbull, has been searching for him for a week to no avail. Continue reading
The internal probe will look into the allegations put forward in a pair of reports from Speaker Darryl Plecas as well as the defence brought forward by the accused. Continue reading
A new report suggests that providing legal heroin to users would help reduce overdose deaths by ensuring the drug supply used is free of fentanyl. Continue reading
“We love it. We’ve been around for almost 40 years in British Columbia and never had our own cauldron,” said Dan Howe, president of Special Olympics B.C. Continue reading
