Police said the house was hit by numerous bullets and two vehicles reportedly drove away right after the shooting. Continue reading →

There were nearly 250 new disability claims filed within the RCMP last year, according to the force’s figures — nearly half of them were for mental health issues. Continue reading →

European starlings are an invasive species that feast on Okanagan fruit crops and threaten the livelihoods of local farmers, while reducing native bird populations. Continue reading →

The B.C. government has hired an industry expert to consult and create a “made-in-B.C.” solution to ride-sharing which he’s not expected to finish until early 2018. Continue reading →

The message ended “with the words that I should be ‘blank blank shot,'” said Jangula. Continue reading →

In their own words, the participants have shared their personal stories about why they’re choosing to donate their hair. Continue reading →

“The small business tax was never the issue,” says the president of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade. Continue reading →

B.C.’s NDP government says it’s weighing its options to crack down on computer programs that snap up concert tickets in seconds, only to resell them at higher prices. Continue reading →

Police say the 35-year-old fell off the boat in rough waters and it kept going. Continue reading →

Just 11 per cent of Vancouver voters showed up to choose a new councillor and school board. Continue reading →

A fishing group had a close encounter with a pod of orcas and they are now sharing the video with Global News. Continue reading →

The robber demanded money from the till and forced a customer to hand over her purse. Continue reading →

Police say the man held a 40-year-old teller at knifepoint. Continue reading →

You know him best from his on-screen roles in The X-Files and Californication, but David Duchovny took to a Vancouver stage in another role this weekend: Singer-songwriter. Continue reading →

Environment Canada says a frontal system over central B.C. will move south today and into Tuesday. Continue reading →

Residents in a townhouse complex in Maple Ridge have been told to take down their Halloween decorations or they will be thrown out.  Continue reading →

This four-week long original series will examine leadership through special reports, interviews and profiles of leaders that focus on innovative thinking and styles that impact our business, our culture, and our community. Continue reading →

The fire started Sunday night, on Broadway between Manitoba and Columbia. Continue reading →

All candidates, except Terrace business woman Lucy Sager, were present at the Surrey debate. Continue reading →

“I think many Vancouverites feel like city hall isn’t listening,” said one observer. Continue reading →

“There’s a lot of work to be done and they need to get their heads down and start doing the work.” Continue reading →

“There are a number of people that don’t understand their position, they don’t understand their rights.” Continue reading →