North Shore Rescue deployed to Mount Seymour for pair of lost hikers
Man found dead under Golden Ears Bridge likely a targeted homicide: Police
Richmond RCMP officer dragged by car, seriously injured during traffic stop
‘Yes’ and ‘No’ campaigns mount big push as PR referendum enters final weeks
Grief counsellors to visit Vancouver school where victim of suspicious crash worked
Canada Post rotating strikes hit Edmonton, Kelowna after union rejects latest offer
Canada Post workers took their rotating strikes to Alberta and British Columbia Monday after rejecting the Crown corporation’s latest offer and asking that a mediator be appointed to help end the ongoing labour dispute. Continue reading
‘The possibilities are endless’: Vancouver man pushes for coverage of CF drug
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Rejected twice by Canada’s Common Drug Review for lack of evidence on effectiveness, the province of B.C. is once again reviewing Orkambi. Continue reading
Dog owners warned after coyote snatches toy poodle in Point Grey
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“I certainly know that I will never let a small dog off the leash again after that experience,” said David Gens, whose dog was snatched by a coyote Saturday. Continue reading
Federal Liberal Party convention wraps up in Kelowna
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
The convention offers an opportunity for the party to start crafting its election platform for 2019 and a chance for B.C. residents to speak up. Continue reading
Penticton dog missing after car crash found 18 days later
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
“I can’t even express how grateful I am,” said the dog’s owner. Continue reading
Surrey house fire being investigated as possible arson
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Two men were inside the home when the fire broke out and are being treated for smoke inhalation. Continue reading
North Okanagan charity auction raises record amount
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
The Kalamalka Rotary Club’s annual Dream Auction, which has been going on for more than three decades, raised $286,000 for charitable projects. Continue reading
B.C. seeking tips on money laundering with luxury cars, real estate, horse racing
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The anonymous tip portal is a part of the second phase of the B.C. government’s investigation into dirty money and organized crime. Continue reading
Recipe: Parisian-style flan pâtissier from scratch
This recipe will test your mettle in the kitchen, but the result is well worth it. Continue reading
Regina Pats fall short in Saturday night’s matchup against Victoria Royals
The Regina Pats (7-15-0-0) are now 0-3 on their current seven-game road trip after falling to the Victoria Royals Saturday night. Continue reading
Canada-wide warrant issued for man who walked out of Vancouver halfway house
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Tyler Gagnon, 34, was on parole as a part of a sentence for a slew of crimes, including break and enter and robbery. Continue reading
Recipe: Rice salad in a jar
The cuteness of presentation and the gorgeous layered colors of this salad are sure to provoke lively conversation among your guests. Continue reading
Late Drouin power-play goal lifts Canadiens to 3-2 win over Canucks
A power-play goal late in the third period by Canadiens forward Jonathan Drouin, helped lift Montreal to a 3-2 win over the Canucks on Saturday evening. Continue reading
‘At whose expense?’: B.C. entrepreneur says small business owners caught in postal strike crossfire
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The federal government has set a 9 p.m. PT deadline for striking postal workers to accept its latest deal. Continue reading
Man found dead under Golden Ears Bridge likely a targeted homicide: Police
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police were called to the scene around 11:30 a.m. Sunday. Continue reading
An Ohio judge spent 9 months in prison for beating up his ex-wife in 2014. He’s now accused of killing her
An Ohio judge who served nine months in prison for viciously assaulting his ex-wife in front of their kids in 2014 has been arrested for allegedly stabbing her to death. Continue reading
St. Michael’s College launching third-party investigation amid Toronto police probe
In a statement, the school also says it’s launching a “rigorous independent examination” into attitudes and behaviours that are “inconsistent with its culture and values.” Continue reading
Is alcohol or pot healthier for you? Some Canadians considering switching away from booze
Nearly half of current Canadian pot users say they will cut back on their drinking now that cannabis is legal. Is that better for their health? Continue reading
‘We don’t want them in Tijuana’: Protests greet migrant caravan in Mexican city
Tensions have built as nearly 3,000 migrants from the caravan poured into Tijuana in recent days after more than a month on the road. Continue reading
Canada Post rotating strikes hit Edmonton, Kelowna after union rejects latest offer
Canada Post workers took their rotating strikes to Alberta and British Columbia Monday after rejecting the Crown corporation’s latest offer and asking that a mediator be appointed to help end the ongoing labour dispute. Continue reading
North Shore Rescue deployed to Mount Seymour for pair of lost hikers
By Erin Ubels News Anchor
The pair got lost when they went off trail while descending from Dog Mountain. Continue reading
‘The possibilities are endless’: Vancouver man pushes for coverage of CF drug
By Kristen Robinson Reporter / Producer
Rejected twice by Canada’s Common Drug Review for lack of evidence on effectiveness, the province of B.C. is once again reviewing Orkambi. Continue reading
Grief counsellors to visit Vancouver school where victim of suspicious crash worked
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Grief counsellors will visit Templeton Secondary School, where Nicole Porciello was a support worker for students with special needs. Continue reading
‘Yes’ and ‘No’ campaigns mount big push as PR referendum enters final weeks
Ballots must be returned to Elections BC by Nov. 30 to be counted. Continue reading
Dog owners warned after coyote snatches toy poodle in Point Grey
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“I certainly know that I will never let a small dog off the leash again after that experience,” said David Gens, whose dog was snatched by a coyote Saturday. Continue reading
Federal Liberal Party convention wraps up in Kelowna
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
The convention offers an opportunity for the party to start crafting its election platform for 2019 and a chance for B.C. residents to speak up. Continue reading
Man found dead under Golden Ears Bridge likely a targeted homicide: Police
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police were called to the scene around 11:30 a.m. Sunday. Continue reading
Penticton dog missing after car crash found 18 days later
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
“I can’t even express how grateful I am,” said the dog’s owner. Continue reading
Surrey house fire being investigated as possible arson
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Two men were inside the home when the fire broke out and are being treated for smoke inhalation. Continue reading
North Okanagan charity auction raises record amount
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
The Kalamalka Rotary Club’s annual Dream Auction, which has been going on for more than three decades, raised $286,000 for charitable projects. Continue reading
B.C. seeking tips on money laundering with luxury cars, real estate, horse racing
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The anonymous tip portal is a part of the second phase of the B.C. government’s investigation into dirty money and organized crime. Continue reading
Richmond RCMP officer dragged by car, seriously injured during traffic stop
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The officer was attempting to stop a suspicious vehicle near No. 3 Road and Steveston Highway. Continue reading
Recipe: Parisian-style flan pâtissier from scratch
This recipe will test your mettle in the kitchen, but the result is well worth it. Continue reading
B.C.’s NDP government to introduce ridesharing legislation Monday
By Simon Little Online Journalist
British Columbians will finally get a a road map to the implementation of ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft. Continue reading
Regina Pats fall short in Saturday night’s matchup against Victoria Royals
The Regina Pats (7-15-0-0) are now 0-3 on their current seven-game road trip after falling to the Victoria Royals Saturday night. Continue reading
Canada-wide warrant issued for man who walked out of Vancouver halfway house
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Tyler Gagnon, 34, was on parole as a part of a sentence for a slew of crimes, including break and enter and robbery. Continue reading
Recipe: Rice salad in a jar
The cuteness of presentation and the gorgeous layered colors of this salad are sure to provoke lively conversation among your guests. Continue reading
Late Drouin power-play goal lifts Canadiens to 3-2 win over Canucks
A power-play goal late in the third period by Canadiens forward Jonathan Drouin, helped lift Montreal to a 3-2 win over the Canucks on Saturday evening. Continue reading
‘At whose expense?’: B.C. entrepreneur says small business owners caught in postal strike crossfire
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The federal government has set a 9 p.m. PT deadline for striking postal workers to accept its latest deal. Continue reading
B.C. agriculture minister’s stepson dies of accidental overdose
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Lana Popham shared the news in an emotional Facebook post. Continue reading
Striking Canada Post employees rally outside federal Liberal convention in Kelowna
Letter carriers gathered outside in protest where federal Liberals were holding a convention in Kelowna. Continue reading
North Shore Rescue warns hikers of icy mountain conditions
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Watch your step, hikers. Continue reading
VPD seeks ‘person of interest’ after woman followed, attacked in West End
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Investigators believe the man’s motive was sexual in nature. Continue reading
Canmore, London, Langley ‘top’ online list of Canada’s coziest cities for 2018
British Columbia leads way with 5 cities in top 15 and 20 in total list of 55. Continue reading
