Pressure builds for ‘big money’ ban in B.C. civic elections
Tens of thousands walk for reconciliation in Vancouver
One man in critical condition after Vancouver police-involved shooting
Canada-wide warrant issued for high-risk sex offender missing from Vancouver halfway house
Whitecaps down Colorado Rapids in Vancouver Saturday night
Coquitlam Spanish radio station collects medical supplies for Mexico quake victims
“We are looking for medical supplies to send to Mexico for the people who still need help.” Continue reading
Newton community group calls for tougher rules as Surrey teen’s killer’s sentencing looms
By Kyle Benning Reporter
“There seems to be a loophole where these guys, they do their time, they refuse to be rehabilitated and they just let them lose because they have no choice.” Continue reading
Puerto Rican hospitals in critical condition after Hurricane Maria
The precarious shape of the island’s medical facilities is adding to the misery and devastation of this U.S. territory, whose 3.4 million residents are American citizens. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Sept. 24
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Okanagan Falls fire department facing volunteer shortage
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Reporter
The south Okanagan fire hall held an open house and recruitment drive on Sunday afternoon to encourage more women and men to sign up. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s new travel ban targets 8 countries, including North Korea, Venezuela and Syria
The new restrictions come just as President Trump’s previous travel ban, which applied to six Muslim-majority countries, expires. Continue reading
NHL hopes stronger stand on slashing will ‘change player behaviour,’ reduce injuries
Slashing has become such a regular element in NHL games that it necessitated 791 minor penalties last season with countless more going uncalled. Continue reading
SFU prof says ‘Clan’ team name should change, puts student athletes at risk
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
An SFU professor said the team name could offend some Americans who may associate The Clan with the Ku Klux Klan. Continue reading
Prince Harry meets Duke of Edinburgh’s Award winners in downtown Toronto
The prince met with dozens of high-achieving Canadian youth at the Fairmount Royal York hotel. Continue reading
RCMP investigate 2 reports of shots fired in Surrey
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Police have not said whether these incidents are related to Surrey’s ongoing gang conflict. Continue reading
September snowfall, a lawn-mowing dream come true, and ticketed for going 1km/hr too fast
Here’s what captivated the Global News audience this week. Continue reading
California prison riot leaves 1 inmate dead, several injured from stab wounds
The riot involved over 160 inmates and broke out around midday Sunday. Continue reading
B.C. wildfire season could lead to tree planting boom
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“Into 2019 and beyond we’ll definitely see numbers coming up.” Continue reading
Track work has TransLink warning weekend commuters of SkyTrain delays
“We typically do this sort of rail replacement work at night, but because this job is unique and requires a long period of shut down, it’s going to mean that service is going to be impacted.” Continue reading
Panic attacks at work can feel ‘nauseous and suffocating’ — here’s how to manage them
Symptoms can include chest pain, nausea, dizziness, chills or a fear of dying or losing control. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s new travel ban targets 8 countries, including North Korea, Venezuela and Syria
The new restrictions come just as President Trump’s previous travel ban, which applied to six Muslim-majority countries, expires. Continue reading
In Pictures: NFL players, owners take a stand against Donald Trump
Your Sunday Night Football just got extra political. Continue reading
Smoked pot? Canadians should ‘be honest and tell the truth’ at U.S. border
The parliamentary secretary to Canada’s Minister of Public Safety says Canadians who have used marijuana legally at home should “be honest and tell the truth” when they show up at the U.S. border next year. Continue reading
Countries band together to sign treaty banning nuclear weapons
The treaty requires all countries that eventually ratify it not to develop, test, produce, manufacture, otherwise acquire nuclear weapons. Continue reading
Nashville church shooting: Woman killed, 8 worshippers injured after gunman opens fire
The shooter, described as a man in his 20s, walked into the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ wearing a ski mask and opened fire. Continue reading
Coquitlam Spanish radio station collects medical supplies for Mexico quake victims
“We are looking for medical supplies to send to Mexico for the people who still need help.” Continue reading
Newton community group calls for tougher rules as Surrey teen’s killer’s sentencing looms
By Kyle Benning Reporter
“There seems to be a loophole where these guys, they do their time, they refuse to be rehabilitated and they just let them lose because they have no choice.” Continue reading
Pressure builds for ‘big money’ ban in B.C. civic elections
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The province is facing renewed calls to extend a ban on ‘big money’ political donations to civic parties. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Sept. 24
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Okanagan Falls fire department facing volunteer shortage
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Reporter
The south Okanagan fire hall held an open house and recruitment drive on Sunday afternoon to encourage more women and men to sign up. Continue reading
NHL hopes stronger stand on slashing will ‘change player behaviour,’ reduce injuries
Slashing has become such a regular element in NHL games that it necessitated 791 minor penalties last season with countless more going uncalled. Continue reading
SFU prof says ‘Clan’ team name should change, puts student athletes at risk
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
An SFU professor said the team name could offend some Americans who may associate The Clan with the Ku Klux Klan. Continue reading
‘I’m all in’: Former Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts enters BC Liberal leadership race
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Conservative MP and former Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts has thrown her hat in the ring in the race for the leadership of the BC Liberal Party. Continue reading
Tens of thousands walk for reconciliation in Vancouver
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“It’s going to take all of us making an effort to understand our history, why we got to the positions that we’re in, and more importantly, what we need to do to move forward together.” Continue reading
RCMP investigate 2 reports of shots fired in Surrey
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Police have not said whether these incidents are related to Surrey’s ongoing gang conflict. Continue reading
Whitecaps down Colorado Rapids in Vancouver Saturday night
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
The Vancouver Whitecaps defeat the Colorado Rapids Saturday night at BC Place. Continue reading
September snowfall, a lawn-mowing dream come true, and ticketed for going 1km/hr too fast
Here’s what captivated the Global News audience this week. Continue reading
One man in critical condition after Vancouver police-involved shooting
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
One man is in critical condition after a police-involved shooting in Vancouver Saturday evening. Continue reading
Canada-wide warrant issued for high-risk sex offender missing from Vancouver halfway house
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
Vancouver police are looking for high-risk sex offender Gerald Richard McLean after he didn’t return to his halfway house. Continue reading
B.C. wildfire season could lead to tree planting boom
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“Into 2019 and beyond we’ll definitely see numbers coming up.” Continue reading
Track work has TransLink warning weekend commuters of SkyTrain delays
“We typically do this sort of rail replacement work at night, but because this job is unique and requires a long period of shut down, it’s going to mean that service is going to be impacted.” Continue reading
Recipe: Stewed Tomato Chickpeas in Med Bowl
Katie Ruddell, owner of Kokomo, shares a recipe for stewed tomato chickpeas. Continue reading
Standing room only in Vancouver for first Site C dam public input session
It’s the first in a series of public consultations over the next two weeks. Continue reading
Little hope of third crossing to North Shore as traffic woes worsen
In 1960, there were nines lane of traffic to and from the North Shore. Fifty-seven years later, there are still nine lanes, and no more are in the works. Continue reading
B.C. film production to top $2.6B in 2017, setting new record
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Expenditures are up an estimated 35 per cent over last year. Continue reading
Beached newborn whale in Haida Gwaii rescued by locals
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Residents in Haida Gwaii helped a beached newborn whale return safely to the water. Continue reading
Neighbourhood series: Tackling downtown Vancouver’s trash problem
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Downtown residents are lucky to have a view of the mountains, the ocean, and a beautiful city skyline. But unfortunately, garbage and litter has become a part of that landscape as well. Continue reading
Three-alarm fire causes severe damage to Surrey hockey shop
A fire broke out around 7:30 a.m. at The Hockey Shop, a popular sporting goods store located across the street from the station. Continue reading
B.C. Lions lose cat fight on home turf Friday night
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats defeated the B.C. Lions Friday night at B.C. Place. Continue reading
B.C. teacher suspended for questionable interactions with a student
By Kyle Benning Reporter
The student says she felt so uncomfortable by him that she ended plans to upgrade courses because he was still working at the school. Continue reading
