Travel Tuesday: Tips to make your theme park trip a dream, not a nightmare
A solid plan can keep you out of long lineups and keep stress levels low. Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading
Child dies in Vernon area boating accident
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
RCMP said a six-year-old North Vancouver child died Monday night in a boating accident on Kalamalka Lake. Continue reading
Utah man flies stolen plane into own home hours after domestic violence arrest
The pilot, Duane Youd, died after flying a small plane into his own home in Payson, Utah. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – August 13
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Mother of Vancouver road rage victim urges suspect to come forward
The mother of a man killed in an apparent road rage incident in Vancouver last week is speaking out. Continue reading
Millennials open to virtual doctor’s visits and other technology in health care: survey
Millennials like the idea of adding technology to help them better manage their health, according to a new survey. Continue reading
70 per cent of British Columbians want red-light cameras: survey
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
The provincial government announced last year that 140 new red light cameras would be installed across B.C. Continue reading
Plaque that replaced John A. Macdonald statue outside Victoria City Hall already vandalized
A plaque, installed outside Victoria City Hall after the removal of a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald, has been vandalized. Continue reading
FIFA quietly drops ‘corruption’ as code of ethics offence
Soccer officials and players who bother checking out the new code of ethics governing their conduct will find the word “corruption” missing. Continue reading
‘Our community is angry, our ranchers are angry’: Cawston-area ranchers lament cattle loss to Snowy Mountain wildfire
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Video Journalist
“I know that if we had advanced notice, we could have got our cows out of there,” Continue reading
There are so many North Okanagan blazes, firefighters can only tackle a handful right now
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
The fires in the Monashee Complex are lower on the priority list because they are burning in remote areas and aren’t a threat to homes. Continue reading
Donald Trump doing ‘damage’ to environment, but less than predicted: Al Gore
The Trump administration has made some dangerous changes to environmental policy, but the damage so far has been less than it initially appeared, former Vice-President Al Gore said in an interview Monday. Continue reading
‘Falconridge rapist’ back in custody as officials fear he’s re-entered crime cycle
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
The Parole Board of Canada has recommended charges of breaching conditions of his long-term supervision order. Continue reading
Global BC photos at the PNE 2018
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Everyone is welcome to get their picture taken on the Global BC news desk and then you can download and save your photo to your computer at home. Continue reading
Indian rupee hits all-time low
India’s rupee has touched an all-time low, after being dragged down in part by the wider impact of Turkey’s economic crisis. Continue reading
Highway bridge collapse kills at least 20 in Genoa, Italy
An elevated highway has partially collapsed in the Italian city of Genoa, killing at least 20 people, Italian officials say. Continue reading
Child dies in Vernon area boating accident
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
RCMP said a six-year-old North Vancouver child died Monday night in a boating accident on Kalamalka Lake. Continue reading
Wanted: ‘Cat whisperer’ to live for free on a Greek island with 55 cats
A cat sanctuary is looking for a new cat caretaker — preferably over the age of 45 — to care for dozens of rescued felines on a Greek island “paradise.” Continue reading
Air quality advisory issued for Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley as smoke, haze blanket region
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
The advisory has been issued for the region because of high concentrations of fine particulate matter due to wildfire smoke burning throughout the Pacific Northwest. Continue reading
Tourist shot in head on Alberta highway ‘not able to talk or move his right side’: spokesperson
It’s been 11 days since a German tourist was shot in the head while driving on an Alberta highway with his family and as of Monday night, the man “shows symptoms of severe and life-changing injuries,” a family spokesperson said. Continue reading
Travel Tuesday: Tips to make your theme park trip a dream, not a nightmare
A solid plan can keep you out of long lineups and keep stress levels low. Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading
Child dies in Vernon area boating accident
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
RCMP said a six-year-old North Vancouver child died Monday night in a boating accident on Kalamalka Lake. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – August 13
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Mother of Vancouver road rage victim urges suspect to come forward
The mother of a man killed in an apparent road rage incident in Vancouver last week is speaking out. Continue reading
70 per cent of British Columbians want red-light cameras: survey
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
The provincial government announced last year that 140 new red light cameras would be installed across B.C. Continue reading
Plaque that replaced John A. Macdonald statue outside Victoria City Hall already vandalized
A plaque, installed outside Victoria City Hall after the removal of a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald, has been vandalized. Continue reading
‘Our community is angry, our ranchers are angry’: Cawston-area ranchers lament cattle loss to Snowy Mountain wildfire
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Video Journalist
“I know that if we had advanced notice, we could have got our cows out of there,” Continue reading
There are so many North Okanagan blazes, firefighters can only tackle a handful right now
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
The fires in the Monashee Complex are lower on the priority list because they are burning in remote areas and aren’t a threat to homes. Continue reading
‘Falconridge rapist’ back in custody as officials fear he’s re-entered crime cycle
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
The Parole Board of Canada has recommended charges of breaching conditions of his long-term supervision order. Continue reading
Global BC photos at the PNE 2018
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Everyone is welcome to get their picture taken on the Global BC news desk and then you can download and save your photo to your computer at home. Continue reading
B.C. government requests help from federal government to fight fires
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
With nearly 600 fires burning across the province, the B.C. government has asked the federal government to help with firefighting efforts. Continue reading
Kinder Morgan demonstrators ignore deadline to take down Camp Cloud
Anti-pipeline demonstrators camped out on Burnaby Mountain are staying put, despite a court order to take down ‘Camp Cloud’ by Sunday night. Continue reading
New online guide released for disputing B.C. traffic tickets
It’s a new online guide that provides information on disputing tickets for traffic and other ticket offences. Continue reading
Public calls for price cap on resold tickets, cracking down on bots
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The B.C. government is looking at capping the price of resold event tickets and cracking down on ticket purchasing bots. Continue reading
Air quality advisory issued for Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley as smoke, haze blanket region
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
The advisory has been issued for the region because of high concentrations of fine particulate matter due to wildfire smoke burning throughout the Pacific Northwest. Continue reading
B.C. Liberals call on province to seek federal assistance in fire fight
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The B.C. Liberals have penned a letter to the provincial government asking for them to request support from the federal government in battling the ongoing wildfires in the province. Continue reading
1 person still missing following mudslide on Highway 99
RCMP said the pair were in a yellow 1968 Morgan convertible that was swept away in a mudslide near Hat Creek Corner in Cache Creek on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading
Surrey investigates allegations of racism at local pool
‘If it occurred as suggested in the letter, then that’s absolutely unacceptable in any one of our facilities and in our city, period.’ Continue reading
Majority of Canadian cities don’t monitor real-time data of sewage leaks into lakes, rivers
Environment Canada does require municipal governments to report annually how much untreated wastewater is spilled. Continue reading
B.C. wildfire update Monday: More fires now burning than during record 2017 season
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
A new wave of lightning strikes has sparked 145 new wildfires across B.C., bringing the current total to nearly 600 fires burning. Continue reading
B.C. wildfires map 2018: Current location of wildfires around the province
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
The wildfire season has kicked off in B.C. and we are tracking the location of the wildfires around the province. Continue reading
Senior Canadian diplomat linked to ‘dangerous’ Macau casino investment
A former Canadian ambassador was linked to an investment in a Macau casino VIP room leased from Hong Kong tycoon Stanley Ho. Continue reading
Man arrested in connection to Surrey bomb threat
By Bailey Nicholson News Anchor/Reporter
A 43-year-old man remains in custody with charges pending. Continue reading
‘We just step in’: Volunteer effort gears up as B.C. wildfire situation escalates
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“These people, a lot of them feel really helpless … they don’t know what direction to turn, and we just step in. That’s what drives us.” Continue reading
‘A hole in my heart’: Mother of Vancouver road rage victim says son would forgive his shooter
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“My son would forgive him. You know that, he would probably forgive him.” Continue reading
