Vancouver police officer charged in 2018 collision with cyclist
Federal government funds millions to help B.C. police spot drugged driving
Ambulance struck by car near Vancouver General Hospital: police
Abbotsford police arrest suspect after standoff, suspicious fire in home
Flair Airlines passenger outraged after waiting months for compensation cheque for lost luggage
Taking Kater for a test drive: What it’s like to use B.C.’s first ridesharing service
Storm send Raiders home as struggles continue for the WHL champions at the Memorial Cup
Nick Suzuki had two goals and an assist as the Guelph Storm beat the WHL champion Raiders 5-2 on Tuesday, eliminating Prince Albert from the Memorial Cup. Continue reading
108 Mile Ranch unveils big plans to rebuild after devastating wildfire
By Sarah MacDonald Reporter
Two years after one of the most destructive wildfires in provincial history forced its evacuation, 108 Mile Ranch in the South Cariboo Region is getting a multi-million dollar facelift. Continue reading
Tellez homers twice as Jays dump Red Sox 10-3
Marcus Stroman has been saddled with little run support in most of his starts this season. Rowdy Tellez made sure that wasn’t the case Tuesday night. Continue reading
Search-and-rescue teams issue safety warning after kids rescued in Coquitlam backcountry
By Tanya Beja Reporter
The warning comes after six and seven-year-old kids were rescued after spending the night alone in the wilderness. Continue reading
Western Canadian First Nations groups making progress in bid to purchase TMX
By Heather Yourex-West Network Digital Journalist: Alberta Correspondent
Indigenous groups from across western Canada say they are nearly ready to put forward an offer to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project. Continue reading
Protesters, police clash in Indonesian capital after election
The protesters tried to force their way into the downtown offices of the election supervisory agency late Tuesday and clashes have continued since then. Continue reading
B.C. health workers get easier access to mental health compensation
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
B.C. Minister of Labour, Harry Bains says the change will protect health-care workers from being re-traumatized Continue reading
Analysis finds Metro Vancouver shed $89B in home equity last year as market slides
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Home values have slumped as much as 14 per cent in some areas, in the wake of an unprecedented run-up in prices in recent years. Continue reading
Biden says he would support Congress in enshrining abortion rights into law if necessary
Joe Biden would support Congress enshrining abortion rights into federal law “should it become necessary,” his presidential campaign said Tuesday, following several other Democratic candidates in promising to take that step if elected president. Continue reading
Kelowna toddler, 2, sustains serious injuries in fall from third-floor balcony
Police say boy was rushed to hospital after falling from balcony on Saturday morning. Continue reading
Interior Health not ruling out overdose prevention site at Vernon Jubilee Hospital
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
This year already, at least six people in Vernon have fatally overdosed after using illegal drugs. Continue reading
Raptors even up Eastern Conference finals with 120-102 win over Bucks
In one of the best all-around victories of this post-season, six Raptors scored in double figures. Continue reading
Vernon’s only medical cannabis shop forced to shut down
By Kelly Hayes Video Journalist
One customer says losing the city’s only medical dispensary will have a big impact on his family. Continue reading
Victim who died in suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in Salmon Arm identified
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
The BC Coroners Service is investigating, but police do not believe the death is suspicious. Continue reading
Feds expected to announce plans to buy 2 more Arctic ships from Irving Shipbuilding: Source
According to the source, the move is intended to address the Canadian Coast Guard’s desperate need for new ships as its current fleet is extremely old, which has affected its ability to do its job. Continue reading
Edward Downey sentenced to life in prison, no parole for 50 years for killing Calgary mother and daughter
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
Queen’s Bench Justice Beth Hughes called Downey “callous and remorseless” in passing her sentence on Tuesday. Continue reading
Dominican man dies trying to walk into U.S. from Canada
A Dominican man attempting to walk over the border into the U.S. from Canada died after becoming disorientated in a marshy area of the Quebec woods. Continue reading
‘Game of Thrones’ stars react to fan petition and finale backlash
Lead actors Kit Harington, Isaac Hempstead Wright and Sophie Turner all weighed in on the ‘Game of Thrones’ finale and its widespread negative criticism. Continue reading
Vegan Ontario firefighter files human rights complaint over food served while battling B.C. wildfire
Adam Knauff argues he was discriminated against for his sincerely held ethical beliefs, or creed. Continue reading
1 in 4 Canadians say it’s becoming ‘more acceptable’ to be prejudiced against Muslims: Ipsos poll
Anti-Muslim rhetoric has spiked in Canada over the past five years, but what are the reasons for the rise in discrimination? Continue reading
Storm send Raiders home as struggles continue for the WHL champions at the Memorial Cup
Nick Suzuki had two goals and an assist as the Guelph Storm beat the WHL champion Raiders 5-2 on Tuesday, eliminating Prince Albert from the Memorial Cup. Continue reading
108 Mile Ranch unveils big plans to rebuild after devastating wildfire
By Sarah MacDonald Reporter
Two years after one of the most destructive wildfires in provincial history forced its evacuation, 108 Mile Ranch in the South Cariboo Region is getting a multi-million dollar facelift. Continue reading
Search-and-rescue teams issue safety warning after kids rescued in Coquitlam backcountry
By Tanya Beja Reporter
The warning comes after six and seven-year-old kids were rescued after spending the night alone in the wilderness. Continue reading
Western Canadian First Nations groups making progress in bid to purchase TMX
By Heather Yourex-West Network Digital Journalist: Alberta Correspondent
Indigenous groups from across western Canada say they are nearly ready to put forward an offer to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project. Continue reading
B.C. health workers get easier access to mental health compensation
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
B.C. Minister of Labour, Harry Bains says the change will protect health-care workers from being re-traumatized Continue reading
Analysis finds Metro Vancouver shed $89B in home equity last year as market slides
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Home values have slumped as much as 14 per cent in some areas, in the wake of an unprecedented run-up in prices in recent years. Continue reading
Kelowna toddler, 2, sustains serious injuries in fall from third-floor balcony
Police say boy was rushed to hospital after falling from balcony on Saturday morning. Continue reading
Interior Health not ruling out overdose prevention site at Vernon Jubilee Hospital
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
This year already, at least six people in Vernon have fatally overdosed after using illegal drugs. Continue reading
Vernon’s only medical cannabis shop forced to shut down
By Kelly Hayes Video Journalist
One customer says losing the city’s only medical dispensary will have a big impact on his family. Continue reading
Victim who died in suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in Salmon Arm identified
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
The BC Coroners Service is investigating, but police do not believe the death is suspicious. Continue reading
Armstrong business owner trolled online after Kelowna City Park beach incident
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
“Calling me a homophobic, a transphobic — if they knew me, I’m the least of those,” said Jaimie Wlasenko. Continue reading
District of North Vancouver senior ordered to vacate home blocking $200M highway upgrade
By Catherine Urquhart Reporter
The District of North Vancouver won its injunction against Hanlon, with the court requesting the district provide her with $1,400 for one week’s accommodation. Continue reading
Service industry workers at risk of permanent hearing loss due to noise, warns WorkSafeBC
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The agency says it has received more than 3,300 claims related to noise-induced hearing loss in the last decade. Continue reading
West Kelowna to get much-needed child care spaces at new Montesorri school
“This money that the government has given us, has given us the opportunity to move forward and create a great space.” Continue reading
Woman injured after being pushed over 12-metre cliff at Thetis Lake
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The victim had stopped to look over the cliff when someone pushed her from behind. Continue reading
Court rules Calgary man must pay Vancouver SkyTrain fine, despite having valid fare
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The judge did, however, lower the fine from $173 to $70. Continue reading
Vegan Ontario firefighter files human rights complaint over food served while battling B.C. wildfire
Adam Knauff argues he was discriminated against for his sincerely held ethical beliefs, or creed. Continue reading
Saskatoon to host inaugural Canadian Elite Basketball League final
A few weeks into its inaugural tip-off, the CEBL has announced the host city where the league’s first-ever champion will be crowned. Continue reading
Vancouver City Hall closed, evacuated following power outage
By Simon Little Online Journalist
According the city the outage only affects the City Hall building at 12th Avenue itself. Continue reading
B.C. deploying 267 personnel to help Alberta with out-of-control wildfires
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Hundreds of B.C. wildfire fighters are packing their bags and heading east of the Rockies, as Alberta grapples with an early start to the fire season. Continue reading
Regulator given 3 months to probe causes of B.C.’s sky-high gas prices
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The B.C. Utilities Commission will now have the power to compel oil companies to explain prices. Continue reading
How Indigenous midwives help reconnect women with culture and pregnancy care
By Kim Smith Reporter
Accessing an Indigenous midwife in Canada today is nearly impossible, according to Carol Couchie, an Indigenous midwife and co-chair of the National Aboriginal Council of Midwives. Continue reading
Federal government funds millions to help B.C. police spot drugged driving
Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction Minister Bill Blair announced funding of $10.1 million over five years to increase the number of officers trained in field sobriety testing and drug recognition. Continue reading
Vancouver police officer charged in 2018 collision with cyclist
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Const. Luke Bokenfohr’s vehicle struck a cyclist at the intersection of 46th Avenue and Oak Street around 10 p.m. on May 18, 2018. Continue reading
Mother of accused also charged in connection with murder of Kiran Dhesi
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
According to court documents, Manjit Kaur Deo has been charged with being an accessory after the fact to murder. Continue reading