Steven Gordon Vollrath pointed a handgun at a police officer in May 2015 and pulled the trigger, but the gun did not fire. Continue reading
Tristen Robins scored a hat trick, including the winning goal five minutes into the third period, to lead the Saskatoon Blades to a 6-5 win over the Medicine Hat Tigers on Friday in the Western Hockey League. Continue reading
ABC News reported that a speaker who appears to be Trump says on the recording, “Get rid of her! Get her out tomorrow. I don’t care. Get her out tomorrow. Take her out. OK? Do it.” Continue reading
Gladys Lee has lived in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside for more than 60 years, but says her neighbourhood is feeling increasingly unsafe. Continue reading
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In 1976, Hood and former teacher Linda Schuyler founded the Toronto-based Playing With Time Inc., which produced the Canadian TV series “The Kids of Degrassi Street,” “Degrassi Junior High” and “Degrassi High.” Continue reading
More than two years after Punky bit a woman and lunged at an animal control officer, the dog has been euthanized. Continue reading
City staff have sent a letter informing the company they are in violation of the city’s vehicle for hire bylaw by not having a business licence. Continue reading
China’s worst health crisis in years has sparked fear and uncertainty for businesses from North America to Asia that depend on trade in the affected region. Continue reading
The only known video of Oscar Arfmann with a gun on the day of Const. John Davidson’s death was played in court in June, but was released to the public Friday. Continue reading
Officials say there are still no confirmed cases in the province, despite rumours of people falling ill to the coronavirus in Metro Vancouver. Continue reading
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The year-long pilot project will see the road reduced to just one lane of traffic each way between Gore and Raymur avenues, including during peak commute times. Continue reading
There are calls to set up safe drop-off locations for newborns in Calgary after police charged a 21-year old woman in connection with a newborn baby who was found dead two years ago. Continue reading
A Calgary group planning to auction off a two-week elephant hunting expedition has changed the nature of its sale. Continue reading
City staff have sent a letter informing the company they are in violation of the city’s vehicle for hire bylaw by not having a business licence. Continue reading
The Washington State Department of Transportation tweeted traffic camera photos of a shape resembling the mythical Bigfoot or Sasquatch. Continue reading
TD says it will add unpaid interest charges to cardholders’ balances at the end of each statement period beginning in March. Continue reading
“‘Am I going to die?’ He asked me that like three, four times,” a neighbour named Danny told Global News after a 7-year-old boy was shot inside his Hamilton home on Thursday night. Continue reading
The man diagnosed in Australia had arrived on a flight from Guangzhou, China, on Jan. 19. He is hospitalized and in stable condition, authorities in the state of Victoria said. Continue reading
Steven Gordon Vollrath pointed a handgun at a police officer in May 2015 and pulled the trigger, but the gun did not fire. Continue reading
Tristen Robins scored a hat trick, including the winning goal five minutes into the third period, to lead the Saskatoon Blades to a 6-5 win over the Medicine Hat Tigers on Friday in the Western Hockey League. Continue reading
Gladys Lee has lived in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside for more than 60 years, but says her neighbourhood is feeling increasingly unsafe. Continue reading
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
More than two years after Punky bit a woman and lunged at an animal control officer, the dog has been euthanized. Continue reading
City staff have sent a letter informing the company they are in violation of the city’s vehicle for hire bylaw by not having a business licence. Continue reading
The only known video of Oscar Arfmann with a gun on the day of Const. John Davidson’s death was played in court in June, but was released to the public Friday. Continue reading
Officials say there are still no confirmed cases in the province, despite rumours of people falling ill to the coronavirus in Metro Vancouver. Continue reading
The year-long pilot project will see the road reduced to just one lane of traffic each way between Gore and Raymur avenues, including during peak commute times. Continue reading
There are calls to set up safe drop-off locations for newborns in Calgary after police charged a 21-year old woman in connection with a newborn baby who was found dead two years ago. Continue reading
Police say the emergency scam features a fraudulent caller claiming to be a relative in need of urgent money. Continue reading
A B.C. woman was shocked when she arrived at the airport, expecting to see her new puppy, only to find out it wasn’t on the flight. Continue reading
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Both Canadian and U.S. agencies said no tsunami is expected, and no reports of damage have been received. Continue reading
One of Barry Shantz’ long-time friends says he’s concerned police may not have adequately considered mental health in their response. Continue reading
RCMP are investigating the death of a B.C. man who suffered a firearms-related injury in Alberta on Thursday. Continue reading
The BC Nurses’ Union has issued a bulletin to its members about protecting themselves from risk associated with the Wuhan coronavirus. Continue reading
The Ministry of Transportation said Friday that travel will be limited to passenger vehicles and light pickup trucks only. Continue reading
The new ships arrived at Ogden Point last week on a semi-submersible transport vessel and will now be unloaded at Point Hope Maritime, where they will be made ready for service. Continue reading
Vancouver police have identified the victim of the city’s third homicide of 2020 as 45-year-old Tonya Hyer of Vancouver. Continue reading
Ridesharing vehicles are now on the road in British Columbia. Continue reading
‘Every dollar spent on contraceptive support for women can save as much as $90 in public expenditure on social support,’ said one Victoria city councillor. Continue reading
B.C.’s human rights commissioner and a United Nations anti-racism committee have called for the pipeline to be suspended over Indigenous opposition. Continue reading
A system failure with Air Canada’s check-in kiosks left dozens of passengers stranded at YVR Thursday night and early Friday morning; the system issue similarly affected Air Canada customers at airports around the world. Continue reading
Gage Goncalves scored twice to lift the Everett Silvertips to a 2-1 win over the Vancouver Giants on Thursday in the Western Hockey League. Continue reading
