Trudeau says video of him in blackface shot during ‘costume day’ for river guides
14% of Canadians say immigration a top election issue: Ipsos poll
3 taken to hospital after fire rips through Kitsilano apartment building
Case against optical drive makers over price fixing can go on, Supreme Court says
Man at party where Trudeau wore brownface says costume ‘stood out’ compared to others
Two boys, aged 15 and 16, charged with second-degree murder in Surrey
Charges laid against B.C. man in hit and run that left Alberta woman in a coma
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Drake Reynes is charged with impaired driving causing bodily harm and failure to remain at the scene of a crash. Continue reading
MEC to close all stores across Canada on Friday for climate strike
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The company says the move is to “to support staff who choose to lend their voice to the movement.” Continue reading
Thomas Cook, world’s oldest travel company, seeks last-minute deal to avoid collapse
Running hotels, resorts and airlines, Thomas Cook has 600,000 customers on holiday. Continue reading
Okanagan leaders to lobby on disaster prep and addiction at UBCM
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
Okanagan governments are sponsoring resolutions calling for everything from local photo radar to more provincial funding for wildfire mitigation. Continue reading
Motorcyclist killed in New Westminster collision
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Anyone who witnessed the collision is asked to call New Westminster police. Continue reading
Trudeau promises to lower cellphone bills, make first $15K of earnings tax free
Trudeau made references in his remarks to helping the middle class, which the Liberals had been trying to make a theme of their campaign before it was derailed by Trudeau’s blackface scandal. Continue reading
Recipe: Sweet’n’Sassy vegan French macarons
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Nothing says classy like a tray of French desserts. Continue reading
‘We’ve got open doors’: Texas lures Western Canadian businesses south
Texas realtor Robert Graham says 15,000 brochures have been delivered in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia so far, enticing businesses with a `BOOMING” economy, tax incentives and ranch-style properties. Another 50,000 brochures are coming. Continue reading
U.S. school faces backlash after boy with autism told to work in bathroom
A school in Washington is facing backlash for telling a boy with autism to work in a bathroom after his mother told teachers he works best in a “quiet place.” Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Saturday, September 21, 2019
SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. – Joona Kiviniemi scored with only one second remaining in overtime as the Swift Current Broncos edged the Calgary Hitmen 3-2 on Saturday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading
Child rushed to hospital after reportedly falling from Surrey window
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The 4-year-old child is expected to make a full recovery. Continue reading
‘Canada is terrible’: WWE wrestler posts video of Edmonton traffic stop
A video of a routine traffic stop in Edmonton went viral after a WWE wrestler posted it on her Twitter account. Continue reading
Pro-democracy protesters form human chain at Vancouver Art Gallery
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The demonstration came as police and protesters clashed in Hong Kong for another day. Continue reading
Thieves broke into more than 500 cars in Vancouver’s West End in August: police
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“In the West End alone we’re seeing an increase of about 20 per cent,” said Vancouver police Sgt. Aaron Roed. Continue reading
Democrats denounce Trump allegations, but Pelosi stops short of impeachment calls
Trump said the latest allegations from a government whistleblower are “just as ridiculous as the others,” branding it “the Ukraine Witch Hunt” — a nod to former special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe, which he mocked as a “witch hunt.” Continue reading
‘Canada is terrible’: WWE wrestler posts video of Edmonton traffic stop
A video of a routine traffic stop in Edmonton went viral after a WWE wrestler posted it on her Twitter account. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Justin Trudeau’s multiple blunders rattle his image on the world stage
Justin Trudeau’s international reputation has been grossly overstated for some time, Matthew Fisher says. The blackface controversy won’t help. Continue reading
‘You’ll just bring her on the plane’: Baby on board during Scheer’s campaign
In just seven days, Georgia Hubick has been to more than a dozen cities and towns in seven provinces, while her mom Kenzie Potter continues as Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer’s chief political adviser. Continue reading
EXCLUSIVE: Video shows Trudeau in blackface in 3rd instance of racist makeup
Global News has obtained video showing Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau in blackface, the third instance of racist dress to come to light in 12 hours. Continue reading
Green Party leader speaks out about one of her own candidates wearing blackface in the past
Despite calling the recent revelations of Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau’s prior instances of wearing brownface and blackface “deeply troubling and really shameful behaviour,” May said that Malone’s case “falls in a different category.” Continue reading
Charges laid against B.C. man in hit and run that left Alberta woman in a coma
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Drake Reynes is charged with impaired driving causing bodily harm and failure to remain at the scene of a crash. Continue reading
MEC to close all stores across Canada on Friday for climate strike
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The company says the move is to “to support staff who choose to lend their voice to the movement.” Continue reading
Okanagan leaders to lobby on disaster prep and addiction at UBCM
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
Okanagan governments are sponsoring resolutions calling for everything from local photo radar to more provincial funding for wildfire mitigation. Continue reading
Motorcyclist killed in New Westminster collision
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Anyone who witnessed the collision is asked to call New Westminster police. Continue reading
Recipe: Sweet’n’Sassy vegan French macarons
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Nothing says classy like a tray of French desserts. Continue reading
‘We’ve got open doors’: Texas lures Western Canadian businesses south
Texas realtor Robert Graham says 15,000 brochures have been delivered in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia so far, enticing businesses with a `BOOMING” economy, tax incentives and ranch-style properties. Another 50,000 brochures are coming. Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Saturday, September 21, 2019
SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. – Joona Kiviniemi scored with only one second remaining in overtime as the Swift Current Broncos edged the Calgary Hitmen 3-2 on Saturday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading
Child rushed to hospital after reportedly falling from Surrey window
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The 4-year-old child is expected to make a full recovery. Continue reading
Pro-democracy protesters form human chain at Vancouver Art Gallery
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The demonstration came as police and protesters clashed in Hong Kong for another day. Continue reading
Thieves broke into more than 500 cars in Vancouver’s West End in August: police
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“In the West End alone we’re seeing an increase of about 20 per cent,” said Vancouver police Sgt. Aaron Roed. Continue reading
Maple Batalia’s family outraged to learn killer given escorted leave for grandparent’s death
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“How do you expect to move on when you’re constantly reminded that the person responsible for your family member’s death is allowed these privileges?” asked Roseleen Batalia. Continue reading
White Rock Pier officially reopens nine months after devastating storm
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Last December’s powerful windstorm smashed a 30-metre gap in the middle of the iconic structure. Continue reading
Lost hiker rescued from Crown Mountain after overnight ordeal
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“She had overnight gear and she had a GPS and food and [a] whistle and pretty much everything you needed,” said a North Shore Rescue search manager. Continue reading
Busy weekend for downtown Vancouver, with 30K cruise passengers expected
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The Port of Vancouver says it will see about one million cruise passengers transit the city this year on 290 ships, up 21 per cent over last season. Continue reading
Would you pay a higher bottle deposit to keep plastic out of the ocean?
By Simon Little Online Journalist
It’s one of several ideas environmental groups pitched on Saturday in a bid to cut down on marine plastic pollution. Continue reading
Recipe: Perfect autumn apple pie filling
With Thanksgiving on the horizon, it’s time to up your dessert game. Continue reading
Students in Vancouver and across B.C. take part in Global Climate Strike
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
“It’s children that have to lead the fight now,” climate activist David Suzuki said. Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Friday, September 20, 2019
BRANDON, Man. – The Winnipeg Ice have their first victory of the Western Hockey League season. Continue reading
Father of 12-year-old boy struck by alleged drunk driver in Langley speaks out
Jesse remains on life support at BC Children’s Hospital. Continue reading
Gastown Steam Clock creator ‘lucky to be alive’ after serious fall while on the job
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Last week, Ray Saunders suffered serious injuries while working on a clock in Ladner. Continue reading
‘Birth tourism’ could become election issue in B.C. riding considered ‘ground zero’
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Residents in Richmond, B.C., say more “baby houses” are popping up for nonresident mothers to give birth in Canada, guaranteeing their babies automatic citizenship. Continue reading
Williams Lake men charged with first-degree murder after police identify body
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Jayson Gilbert and Michael Drynock are also facing kidnapping and attempted murder charges in connection to the death of Branton Regner. Continue reading
Defence’s case in Oak Bay child murder trial like ‘plot from a low-budget movie’: Crown
Prosecutors said the details provided by Andrew Berry and his defence don’t add up, warning the jury not to believe in “conspiracy theories.” Continue reading
Elementary school in Sicamous closed because of unpleasant, musty odour: school district
The smell, according to the school district, has been present for the past two weeks, and the decision to suspend operations was made on the advice of Interior Health. Continue reading
Loaded shotgun discovered in abandoned duffel bag in Kelowna
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
Kelowna RCMP confirm the sawed-off 12-gauge shotgun was loaded. Continue reading