BC NDP’s ‘comprehensive’ housing strategy not coming until February
Gaming Corporation responds to allegations of money laundering at River Rock Casino
The B.C. Teachers Union is concerned the teacher shortage is affecting special needs students
Short term rental regulations expected from both the City of Vancouver and B.C. Government
One person is in hospital after a serious collision in Langley
Black bear attacks Mission, B.C. woman in her home
British Columbians already feeling effects from interest rate increases: survey
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Almost half of British Columbians are concerned about the increase of interest rates and their ability to re-pay their debts. Continue reading
B.C. group wants government to prohibit landlords from banning pets in rental units
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
People looking for looser restrictions on pets in rental apartments brought their fight to the lawn of the B.C. Legislature on Sunday. Continue reading
Emmanuel Macron’s dog filmed urinating on fireplace at French Presidential palace
French President Emmanuel Macron’s dog Nemo was filmed urinating on a fireplace at the Elysee Palace during a meeting with three junior ministers Wednesday. Continue reading
Leadership Series: B.C.’s refugee sponsors
“We had no idea how complicated it would be… or how fabulous, and rewarding, and fun.” Continue reading
Sunday evening power problems cause SkyTrain disruption
By Jon Hall News Anchor
Electricity problems resulted in disruptions to the SkyTrain system on Sunday evening. Continue reading
Bob Rae appointed special envoy to Myanmar amid Rohingya crisis
The former Ontario premier will head to Myanmar next week to begin gathering facts. Continue reading
Canucks notch another win on the road
By Jon Hall News Anchor
The Vancouver Canucks defeated the Detroit Red Wings 4-1 Sunday night. Continue reading
City of Vancouver asks residents to help clear catch basins during storm season
By Kyle Benning Reporter
“There’s no way, even with our crews working 24/7, that we can keep them clear all the time.” Continue reading
Reality Check: Are the Liberals clawing back benefits for people with diabetes?
Here’s a look at what’s at stake, who is losing out and what the government is saying in response. Continue reading
Whitecaps drop from first to third following loss to Timbers
Vancouver Whitecaps miss their chance at a bye, after 2-1 loss to Portland Timbers. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Oct. 22
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
WATCH LIVE: Question Period in the House of Commons
Get a front row seat for all the action happening in Canada’s House of Commons in Ottawa. Continue reading
First wave of affordable homes in land trust project released in Vancouver
By Kyle Benning Reporter
The city invested about $25-million in land towards the partnership for the three Land Trust buildings. Continue reading
Recipe: Fall apple-and-leek tart
Nutritionist Darcel Markgraf shares a recipe for an apple-and-leek tart. Continue reading
Tampa police search for possible serial killer after 3 seemingly random shootings
Police in Florida warned residents of a central Tampa neighborhood not to go out alone after dark as they search for a possible serial killer. Continue reading
Wrestler Davey Boy Smith Jr. rescues woman hanging from Calgary bridge
British-Canadian professional wrestler Davey Boy Smith Jr. is crediting his “years of grappling” for helping him save a woman hanging from a Calgary bridge. Continue reading
Liberals hitting diabetes patients with tax grab, Conservatives and health groups say
Health groups joined forces with the Conservative opposition to accuse the Liberal government of trying to raise tax revenue on the backs of vulnerable diabetics. Continue reading
Child’s body found in search for missing 3-year-old Texas girl forced to stand outside alone as punishment
Police in Texas have found the body of a small child during the search for a missing three-year-old who was forced to stand outside alone at night as punishment for not drinking her milk. Continue reading
Houses north of Edmonton evacuated after train carrying crude oil derails
People forced to leave their homes because of a train derailment north of Edmonton could begin returning home after 7 p.m., Sturgeon County officials said Sunday evening. Continue reading
$14M mansion in Vancouver’s Shaughnessy neighbourhood destroyed by fire
At the height of the blaze, flames could be seen shooting up through the mansion’s roof. Continue reading
British Columbians already feeling effects from interest rate increases: survey
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Almost half of British Columbians are concerned about the increase of interest rates and their ability to re-pay their debts. Continue reading
BC NDP’s ‘comprehensive’ housing strategy not coming until February
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
Back in July Selina Robinson told Jon McComb the government is looking at ‘all housing initiatives,’ but now three months later, Robinson offered no specifics. Continue reading
Gaming Corporation responds to allegations of money laundering at River Rock Casino
“We are proud of our track record, and the positive and open working relationship we have with our regulatory authorities and crown partners.” Continue reading
B.C. group wants government to prohibit landlords from banning pets in rental units
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
People looking for looser restrictions on pets in rental apartments brought their fight to the lawn of the B.C. Legislature on Sunday. Continue reading
Leadership Series: B.C.’s refugee sponsors
“We had no idea how complicated it would be… or how fabulous, and rewarding, and fun.” Continue reading
1 dead, 1 wounded in south Surrey shooting
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
RCMP are investigating a shooting early Monday morning in south Surrey. Continue reading
The B.C. Teachers Union is concerned the teacher shortage is affecting special needs students
By Kyle Benning Reporter
The President of the BCTF says the union is worried the teachers shortage is resulting in specialized teachers being pulled away from special needs students. Continue reading
Short term rental regulations expected from both the City of Vancouver and B.C. Government
By Kyle Benning Reporter
The B.C. Government and the City of Vancouver are telling people to expect changes for short-term rentals by next year. Continue reading
Sunday evening power problems cause SkyTrain disruption
By Jon Hall News Anchor
Electricity problems resulted in disruptions to the SkyTrain system on Sunday evening. Continue reading
One person is in hospital after a serious collision in Langley
By Jon Hall News Anchor
Langley RCMP are investigating a Sunday afternoon hospital that’s left one man in hospital. Continue reading
Canucks notch another win on the road
By Jon Hall News Anchor
The Vancouver Canucks defeated the Detroit Red Wings 4-1 Sunday night. Continue reading
City of Vancouver asks residents to help clear catch basins during storm season
By Kyle Benning Reporter
“There’s no way, even with our crews working 24/7, that we can keep them clear all the time.” Continue reading
Black bear attacks Mission, B.C. woman in her home
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Conservation officers killed a female black bear and two cubs after a woman was attacked in her home by a bear early Sunday in Mission, B.C. Continue reading
Whitecaps drop from first to third following loss to Timbers
Vancouver Whitecaps miss their chance at a bye, after 2-1 loss to Portland Timbers. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Oct. 22
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
First wave of affordable homes in land trust project released in Vancouver
By Kyle Benning Reporter
The city invested about $25-million in land towards the partnership for the three Land Trust buildings. Continue reading
Recipe: Fall apple-and-leek tart
Nutritionist Darcel Markgraf shares a recipe for an apple-and-leek tart. Continue reading
Saturday Sips: Kumbaya and Wind Mule
Kaitlyn Stewart, recent winner of the World Class bartending competition, shares two new autumn cocktail creations. Continue reading
BC Lions’ losing streak continues
By Jon Hall News Anchor
The BC Lions continued their skid on home turf Saturday night, with a 35-29 overtime loss to the Edmonton Eskimos. Continue reading
Langley RCMP investigate reports of shots fired
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Officers were called to the the 21000-block of 79A Avenue just before 3:45 a.m. and remained on scene through the morning collecting evidence. Continue reading
UPDATE: Missing woman found safe
By Bailey Nicholson News Anchor/Reporter
Surrey RCMP say Balmes has been safely located. Continue reading
$14M mansion in Vancouver’s Shaughnessy neighbourhood destroyed by fire
At the height of the blaze, flames could be seen shooting up through the mansion’s roof. Continue reading
Evacuation order lifted for Fernie homes near site of fatal ammonia leak
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
55 homes were evacuated from the immediate area around the Fernie Memorial Arena after the leak claimed three lives. Continue reading
Human remains found at rural property in Salmon River Road in north Okanagan
RCMP officials have confirmed that human remains were found following the search of a rural property on Salmon River Road in north Okanagan. Continue reading
Missing 8-year-old girl found
By Erin Ubels News Anchor
Burnaby RCMP say they have located an eight-year-old girl who was reported missing Saturday. Continue reading
