Pedestrian killed in Newton Saturday evening
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
When officials arrived to the scene just after 10:30pm, the pedestrian was pronounced dead Continue reading
Burnaby man pleads guilty to string of burglaries at Metro Vancouver businesses
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Gordon Vincent Gladstone entered guilty pleas on Aug. 30 to nine of 12 charges, which were approved back on March 12. Continue reading
Hong Kong protesters ask for British help in pressuring China
The Chinese-ruled territory has been rocked by weeks of sometimes violent pro-democracy protests, with demonstrators angry about what they see as creeping interference by Beijing in their city’s affairs despite a promise of autonomy. Continue reading
B.C. dad issues warning after son, 8, ingests unknown substance at school
“I took one look at him, and I have a little bit of a medical background, and I knew that there was something seriously wrong with my boy.” Continue reading
Vancouver Public Library loans out therapy dogs for poetry readings in park
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
For 15 minutes at a time, people at Emery Barnes Park in downtown Vancouver were allowed to borrow one of eight therapy dogs and read them their favourite poem. Continue reading
17-year-old killed, 5 injured in shooting at Mississauga apartment complex
Peel Regional Police Chief Chris McCord said witnesses reported that semi-automatic weapons may have been used by multiple suspects. Continue reading
Okanagan brothers given medals of bravery for saving three boys, one man at risk of drowning in 2013
The two saved three boys who had been swept by the strong current of a creek into the rough waters of Wood Lake. They also rescued a man who tried saving the boys as well. Continue reading
Newcomer Ferland lines up with sniper Pettersson as Vancouver Canucks camp opens
The camp continues Saturday and Sunday, with an exhibition game Monday against Calgary. Continue reading
Bobsleigh Canada members defend federation amid Kaillie Humphries’ lawsuit
Bobsleigh Canada members are defending the organization amid harassment allegations by Kaillie Humphries. Continue reading
Buckets of rain set to fall on Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley this weekend
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
A major rainfall warning has been issued for the South Coast, predicting up to 50 millimetres of rain. Continue reading
2 university students dead, 17 hurt following bus rollover on Vancouver Island
The bus had 48 people on board, mostly students from a Vancouver Island university, when it rolled over on a remote logging road east of Bamfield. Continue reading
‘Well, show it:’ Trudeau challenged by Quebec voters over position on Bill 21
A few people told Trudeau they disagreed with his position on the bill, one even saying in French that he didn’t feel Trudeau was standing up for Quebecers. The bill bans public servants in positions of authority from wearing religious gear. Continue reading
12-year old boy in critical condition after being hit by suspected drunk driver in Langley
Langley RCMP say the 29-year old female driver fled the scene and was arrested minutes later. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Sept. 13
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Canadian Paxton, Yankees beat Blue Jays 13-3
Canadian James Paxton didn’t have his best stuff on Saturday. But with all the run support, it didn’t really matter. Continue reading
17-year-old killed, 5 injured in shooting at Mississauga apartment complex
Peel Regional Police Chief Chris McCord said witnesses reported that semi-automatic weapons may have been used by multiple suspects. Continue reading
2 university students dead, 17 hurt following bus rollover on Vancouver Island
The bus had 48 people on board, mostly students from a Vancouver Island university, when it rolled over on a remote logging road east of Bamfield. Continue reading
B.C. dad issues warning after son, 8, ingests unknown substance at school
“I took one look at him, and I have a little bit of a medical background, and I knew that there was something seriously wrong with my boy.” Continue reading
More than 2,000 fetal remains found preserved at home of abortion doctor who died
The doctor’s Indiana abortion clinic closed after the state revoked his license in 2015. Continue reading
Student bullied for wearing same clothes every day, so 2 classmates donated theirs
“When I saw people laugh and bully him, I felt like I needed to do something,” one of the boys said. Continue reading
Pedestrian killed in Newton Saturday evening
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
When officials arrived to the scene just after 10:30pm, the pedestrian was pronounced dead Continue reading
Burnaby man pleads guilty to string of burglaries at Metro Vancouver businesses
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Gordon Vincent Gladstone entered guilty pleas on Aug. 30 to nine of 12 charges, which were approved back on March 12. Continue reading
B.C. dad issues warning after son, 8, ingests unknown substance at school
“I took one look at him, and I have a little bit of a medical background, and I knew that there was something seriously wrong with my boy.” Continue reading
Vancouver Public Library loans out therapy dogs for poetry readings in park
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
For 15 minutes at a time, people at Emery Barnes Park in downtown Vancouver were allowed to borrow one of eight therapy dogs and read them their favourite poem. Continue reading
Okanagan brothers given medals of bravery for saving three boys, one man at risk of drowning in 2013
The two saved three boys who had been swept by the strong current of a creek into the rough waters of Wood Lake. They also rescued a man who tried saving the boys as well. Continue reading
Newcomer Ferland lines up with sniper Pettersson as Vancouver Canucks camp opens
The camp continues Saturday and Sunday, with an exhibition game Monday against Calgary. Continue reading
Buckets of rain set to fall on Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley this weekend
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
A major rainfall warning has been issued for the South Coast, predicting up to 50 millimetres of rain. Continue reading
2 university students dead, 17 hurt following bus rollover on Vancouver Island
The bus had 48 people on board, mostly students from a Vancouver Island university, when it rolled over on a remote logging road east of Bamfield. Continue reading
12-year old boy in critical condition after being hit by suspected drunk driver in Langley
Langley RCMP say the 29-year old female driver fled the scene and was arrested minutes later. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Sept. 13
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
After a devastating series of mill closures, can B.C.’s forestry industry recover?
Four mills have closed across B.C. so far in 2019, sparking rallies and meetings from Kelowna to Mackenzie. Continue reading
Boat, 26 chinook salmon seized amid allegations of overfishing off B.C. coast
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Police say three people from outside B.C. are expected to appear in court in November to face charges under the Fisheries Act. Continue reading
Maple Ridge homeless camp site to become public park, moving remaining campers out
Advocates for the former Anita Place tent city that took up the site for years say the move is displacing the few remaining campers. Continue reading
Battleground B.C.: Here are the key ridings to watch for the federal election
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
Ten ridings to watch in B.C. during the upcoming federal election. Continue reading
Another Vancouver masseur charged with sexual assault, this time in a business
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
For the second time in less than a month, a Vancouver masseur has been charged with allegedly sexually assaulting a female client. Continue reading
5 Things to do this weekend: Friday, Sept. 13, 2019
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Here are five things to do around the province this weekend. Continue reading
Man who targeted B.C. women with ‘creepy’ phone calls arrested for alleged sexual assault
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Perry received no jail time for the offences, instead being remanded to his mother’s house in Parksville followed by three years of probation. Continue reading
B.C. candidate expelled from PPC asks Maxime Bernier to denounce racism
Brian Misera’s name no longer appears on the party’s website, which no longer links to his Twitter and Facebook profiles. Continue reading
Kelowna’s delinquent tax sale list includes home worth $10M
The city says 59 properties are in arrears when it comes to property taxes. Continue reading
‘How does this even happen?’: Port Moody police find bear locked inside vehicle
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Police say officers were originally called to a home on Ioco Road for a report of a theft from a vehicle in progress. Continue reading
UPDATE: IIO investigating police-involved shooting incident near West Kelowna
West Kelowna RCMP have cordoned off a section of the popular park along Okanagan Lake. Continue reading
YVR Airport boosting improvement fee 25%, argues it’s needed for future growth
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Starting Jan. 1, the fee for flying outside of B.C. will go up from $20 to $25. Continue reading
Delta council motion asks B.C. transportation board to scrap ridesharing rules
Coun. Lois Jackson said the PTB has failed to consult municipalities, public transit agencies, and the general public on their thoughts on the industry. Continue reading
VPD officer charged after striking cyclist with vehicle during 2018 police chase
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
B.C.’s police watchdog recommended the charge in April after investigating the Sept. 12, 2018 incident. Continue reading
Sea to Sky Gondola optimistic about spring reopening as repairs continue
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Most of the gondola’s 30 cars fell to the ground last month after police say the cable that held them up was deliberately cut. Continue reading