Second-degree murder charges laid in connection with man’s death in Port Coquitlam
Draft plan says Nunavut has too many polar bears and climate change isn’t affecting them
Stan Lee, creator of Marvel’s Spider-Man and others, dies at 95
Cannabis company hopes to replace jobs lost in mill closure in small B.C. town
Remembrance Day service in Vancouver draws thousands to Victory Square
Vancouver Polish church daycare vandalized on 100th anniversary of nation’s independence
Water main break forces closure of Johnson Street Bridge in Victoria
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
Victoria police say the burst happened at Tyee and Esquimalt Road, forcing the closure of the bridge. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Nov. 11
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Yes, ‘Monopoly for Millennials’ is a thing – this is how it works
Monopoly for Millennials is exactly what its name suggests: a board game targeted to adults under the age of 30 who may not be able to relate to the original version. Continue reading
AutismBC director draws fire for reported appearance at anti-SOGI event
By Grace Ke Reporter
The mother of a teen with autism has started petition calling for Laurie Guerra to resign from the autism advocacy group. Continue reading
Fire crews put down 2-alarm blaze at empty Surrey home
By Simon Little Online Journalist
No one was home at the time, and fortunately no one was hurt. Continue reading
‘We have lost a true superhero’: Celebrity tributes pour in for Marvel Comics’ Stan Lee
Celebrities offer their thanks, remembrances and condolences in the death of Marvel legend Stan Lee, who died Monday at age 95. Continue reading
Qualicum First Nation graveyard vandalized with racist graffiti
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Members of the Qualicum First Nation received a rude awakening on Friday, when they discovered a sacred place had been vandalized with racist graffiti. Continue reading
Remembrance Day: The Okanagan remembers
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Video Journalist
Okanagan residents gathered at Remembrance Day ceremonies across the valley on Sunday to honour veterans and commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Continue reading
Ryan Reynolds voices Pikachu in first-ever live-action Pokemon movie
“Detective Pikachu” is set to release in 2019. Continue reading
Outrage over two-week sentence handed to teen in nightclub sex assault
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
“The criminal gets away with a slap on the wrist and the victim suffers for a lifetime,” said the victim’s mother. Continue reading
Longtime Legion tour guide from B.C. lays special wreath at national Remembrance Day ceremony
John Goheen was invited to lay a wreath at the National War Memorial in Ottawa on Sunday to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Armistice and the Canadians who died serving their country between 1914 and 1918. Continue reading
Director of CSIS travelled to Turkey at Trudeau’s request to hear Khashoggi murder recording
Canada’s top spy went directly to Turkey to listen to tapes of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Continue reading
18-year-old man hospitalized after shooting in White Rock
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
White Rock RCMP responded to reports of shots fired just after midnight Sunday and found a man with a gunshot wound near Pacific Avenue and Dolphin Street. Continue reading
ICBC overhaul: ‘No such thing as a minor brain injury’ warns advocate
Brain injury advocates are raising concerns about the province’s plans for ICBC. Continue reading
Saudi-led coalition renews air strikes on Yemen’s Hodeidah port
The coalition’s warplanes bombed the entrance of Hodeidah port two hours before sunset, killing three guards, a witness and Houthi media said. Continue reading
Trudeau says Canada intelligence officials heard audio recording of Khashoggi murder
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadian intelligence officials have listened to a recording of the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Continue reading
White House aide who took Jim Acosta’s mic returns on SNL to take pencil
A White House aide does what she can on “Saturday Night Live” to take Colin Jost’s pencil, mistaking it for a microphone. Continue reading
Stan Lee, creator of Marvel’s Spider-Man and others, dies at 95
Comic-book legend Stan Lee, who created Spider-Man, Iron Man, Black Panther, Daredevil and many other Marvel heroes, has died at the age of 95. Continue reading
Donald Trump largely alone as world leaders denounce nationalism
At a weekend commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, the president who proudly declares himself a “nationalist” stood apart, even on a continent where his brand of populism is on the rise. Continue reading
18-year-old man hospitalized after shooting in White Rock
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
White Rock RCMP responded to reports of shots fired just after midnight Sunday and found a man with a gunshot wound near Pacific Avenue and Dolphin Street. Continue reading
Canada Post workers on the picket lines in Richmond Monday
By Neetu Garcha Video Journalist / Anchor
More than 100 locations across Canada have taken part since national rotating strikes began three weeks ago. Continue reading
Draft plan says Nunavut has too many polar bears and climate change isn’t affecting them
There are too many polar bears in parts of Nunavut and climate change hasn’t yet affected any of them, says a draft management plan from the territorial government that contradicts much of conventional scientific thinking. Continue reading
Cannabis company hopes to replace jobs lost in mill closure in small B.C. town
Arnold Meyer spent 40 years working at the Tolko Industries Ltd. mill in Merritt, B.C., but then he faced the reality of being laid off. Continue reading
Second-degree murder charges laid in connection with man’s death in Port Coquitlam
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) took over the case and determined this was an isolated incident. Continue reading
Water main break forces closure of Johnson Street Bridge in Victoria
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
Victoria police say the burst happened at Tyee and Esquimalt Road, forcing the closure of the bridge. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Nov. 11
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
AutismBC director draws fire for reported appearance at anti-SOGI event
By Grace Ke Reporter
The mother of a teen with autism has started petition calling for Laurie Guerra to resign from the autism advocacy group. Continue reading
Fire crews put down 2-alarm blaze at empty Surrey home
By Simon Little Online Journalist
No one was home at the time, and fortunately no one was hurt. Continue reading
Vancouver Polish church daycare vandalized on 100th anniversary of nation’s independence
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The graffiti reads “AntiFa,” “Refugees welcome” and “Nazis out!” Continue reading
Qualicum First Nation graveyard vandalized with racist graffiti
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Members of the Qualicum First Nation received a rude awakening on Friday, when they discovered a sacred place had been vandalized with racist graffiti. Continue reading
Remembrance Day: The Okanagan remembers
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Video Journalist
Okanagan residents gathered at Remembrance Day ceremonies across the valley on Sunday to honour veterans and commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Continue reading
Outrage over two-week sentence handed to teen in nightclub sex assault
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
“The criminal gets away with a slap on the wrist and the victim suffers for a lifetime,” said the victim’s mother. Continue reading
Remembrance Day service in Vancouver draws thousands to Victory Square
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Thousands of people packed Vancouver’s Victory Square under sunny skies to mark Remembrance Day 2018. Continue reading
Longtime Legion tour guide from B.C. lays special wreath at national Remembrance Day ceremony
John Goheen was invited to lay a wreath at the National War Memorial in Ottawa on Sunday to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Armistice and the Canadians who died serving their country between 1914 and 1918. Continue reading
18-year-old man hospitalized after shooting in White Rock
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
White Rock RCMP responded to reports of shots fired just after midnight Sunday and found a man with a gunshot wound near Pacific Avenue and Dolphin Street. Continue reading
ICBC overhaul: ‘No such thing as a minor brain injury’ warns advocate
Brain injury advocates are raising concerns about the province’s plans for ICBC. Continue reading
Man killed in police-involved shooting on Vancouver Island, IIO investigating
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police say the man approached officers with an “edged weapon” and couldn’t be subdued with a taser. Continue reading
Missing teen with autism located safely
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police say Nicholas Loo was last seen at the City Centre SkyTrain Station. Continue reading
Okanagan man warning others of social media money scam
Kelowna resident says to be wary of friends on Facebook who discuss ‘government grant’ scam. Continue reading
Alleged New Westminster poppy thief caught on camera, police investigating
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police in two different B.C. cities are on the hunt for men accused of stealing donations meant for Canadian veterans. Continue reading
Canucks stumble late, fall 4-3 to Buffalo in shootout
The Sabers overcame a two-goal gap late in the third, capping the comeback with a shootout win. Continue reading
Where to participate in Lower Mainland Remembrance Day ceremonies on Sunday
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Are you looking to participate in Remembrance Day ceremonies on Sunday? Here’s what’s happening in your community. Continue reading
‘Miraculous’ cross-border caribou sightings a mystery: conservation expert
Predation, logging cited as contributing factors to caribou disappearing from U.S. Pacific Northwest. Continue reading
Grouse Mountain to reopen Sunday after seasonal maintenance wraps early
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Hikers planning to hit the Grouse Grind on Sunday won’t have to hike back down the mountain. Continue reading
Rotating postal strikes return to Metro Vancouver, hit B.C. parcel hub
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Rotating postal strikes have returned to Metro Vancouver. Continue reading
