East Vancouver fire sends flames shooting out of warehouse near East Pender and Clark Drive
Victoria Police Department cuts six jobs amid funding impasse with Esquimalt
‘Dr. LipJob’ was her name. She offered Botox injections. But she was no doctor: B.C. college
Her fare card didn’t work. Security kicked her off the NightBus at 3 a.m.
B.C. government to unveil pipeline reference question on Thursday morning
B.C. government introduces legislation to ban pill presses
From broom closet to detached home: What millennials can afford across Canada
A new report from Royal LePage shows the state of housing affordability for young buyers after the new mortgage stress-test rules. Continue reading
West Kelowna crews douse second grass fire of day
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
West Kelowna Fire Rescue quickly doused a brush fire at Gellatly Road and Carrington Road Wednesday night. Continue reading
Kim Jong Un: U.S. intelligence builds profile on secretive leader ahead of Trump meeting
Following a long tradition of arming U.S. presidents with political and psychological dossiers of foreign leaders ahead of critical negotiations, government analysts are gathering every new bit of information they can glean about Kim. Continue reading
South Okanagan residents express frustration at flood information meeting, another home evacuated
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Residents who live north of Oliver in neighbourhoods affected by spring flooding came together to hear the latest from officials Wednesday night. Continue reading
Ballet Kelowna stages ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ to celebrate 15th season
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
A renowned Canadian choreographer has been brought in to help Ballet Kelowna stage an adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’. Continue reading
Kim Jong Un to walk across border for historic summit with South
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon-Jae-in will plant a commemorative tree and inspect an honor guard together after Kim walks across the border Friday for their historic summit. Continue reading
40 days. 2 B.C. cops trapped in Cuba. 1 accused of sex assault. No charges
They’ve been released, but their passports have been seized and they can’t leave the country. Continue reading
Brush fire slows traffic on highway near Peachland
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Fire crews said a brush fire next to Highway 97 north of Peachland Wednesday afternoon is not suspicious but said what caused it is not known. Continue reading
GTA company selling #TorontoStrong t-shirts to raise funds for victims of van attack
With the launch of crowdfunding initiatives such as #TorontoStrong Fund by the City of Toronto and the Toronto Foundation, individuals and businesses are stepping up to raise money to support the victims of Monday’s van attack that left 10 dead and 14 injured. Continue reading
LISTEN: The future of trades is looking more female than ever
The trades lag when it comes to attracting female employees, but there are many skilled women working to change that. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: unions give John Horgan a warm welcome that might not last
The BC NDP are set to enter contract negotiations with unions. And expectations could be high. Continue reading
Betty Forsyth, 94-year-old woman who loved to feed the birds, named as victim in Toronto van attack
Betty Forsyth was described as a lively person who loved to feed the birds and squirrels on her regular walks through the neighbourhood. Continue reading
Vernon pot shops to pay thousands in business licensing fees
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
If you want to sell cannabis legally in Vernon, be prepared to pay for that privilege. Continue reading
Vigil held to mark 7th anniversary of Surrey teen’s murder
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
“Devon was an amazing young man who would touch the hearts of so many people.” Continue reading
Kanye West did not lose 8 million Twitter followers after saying he ‘loves’ Donald Trump
Kanye West said he and Trump are both “dragon energy.” Continue reading
13 semi-trucks help prevent man from jumping onto Michigan highway
More than a dozen tractor-trailers lined up beneath a Detroit-area freeway overpass to aid police trying to help a man who was contemplating suicide. Continue reading
What is incel? Examining the ‘rebellion’ praised by Toronto van attack suspect
A look at the dark subculture that is the incel movement. Continue reading
Single mother Renuka Amarasingha killed in Toronto van attack
Renuka Amarasingha was an employee of the Toronto District School Board. Continue reading
Small plane carrying 6 people makes emergency landing on Calgary road; cause under investigation
None of the four passengers and two crew members were hurt. Continue reading
East Vancouver fire sends flames shooting out of warehouse near East Pender and Clark Drive
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
More than 30 firefighters were on the scene. Continue reading
From broom closet to detached home: What millennials can afford across Canada
A new report from Royal LePage shows the state of housing affordability for young buyers after the new mortgage stress-test rules. Continue reading
Legal pot framework coming to B.C. legislature Thursday: What to expect?
The Premier says it won’t please everyone Continue reading
‘Dr. LipJob’ was her name. She offered Botox injections. But she was no doctor: B.C. college
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
College doesn’t think there are any public health or infection concerns Continue reading
Victoria Police Department cuts six jobs amid funding impasse with Esquimalt
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps hopes the situation will be resolved in the next budget Continue reading
East Vancouver fire sends flames shooting out of warehouse near East Pender and Clark Drive
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
More than 30 firefighters were on the scene. Continue reading
West Kelowna crews douse second grass fire of day
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
West Kelowna Fire Rescue quickly doused a brush fire at Gellatly Road and Carrington Road Wednesday night. Continue reading
South Okanagan residents express frustration at flood information meeting, another home evacuated
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Residents who live north of Oliver in neighbourhoods affected by spring flooding came together to hear the latest from officials Wednesday night. Continue reading
Ballet Kelowna stages ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ to celebrate 15th season
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
A renowned Canadian choreographer has been brought in to help Ballet Kelowna stage an adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’. Continue reading
40 days. 2 B.C. cops trapped in Cuba. 1 accused of sex assault. No charges
They’ve been released, but their passports have been seized and they can’t leave the country. Continue reading
Brush fire slows traffic on highway near Peachland
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Fire crews said a brush fire next to Highway 97 north of Peachland Wednesday afternoon is not suspicious but said what caused it is not known. Continue reading
LISTEN: The future of trades is looking more female than ever
The trades lag when it comes to attracting female employees, but there are many skilled women working to change that. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: unions give John Horgan a warm welcome that might not last
The BC NDP are set to enter contract negotiations with unions. And expectations could be high. Continue reading
Vernon pot shops to pay thousands in business licensing fees
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
If you want to sell cannabis legally in Vernon, be prepared to pay for that privilege. Continue reading
Vigil held to mark 7th anniversary of Surrey teen’s murder
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
“Devon was an amazing young man who would touch the hearts of so many people.” Continue reading
LISTEN: What to know before signing up for a trades program
With over 900,000 B.C. job openings appearing in the next few years, over 100,000 will be saved specifically for the trades industry. Continue reading
‘Parents’ greatest fears is having their children struck by a vehicle’: Kaleden parents demand sidewalk
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Reporter
No parent should be afraid to send their child to school, but that is the reality in the south Okanagan community of Kaleden. Continue reading
Former Mountie who sexually assaulted teenage boys gets 6 years in prison
A former Mountie and youth sports coach who a judge said used his authority and trust to groom teenage boys before sexually assaulting them, has been sentenced to six years in prison. Continue reading
2 police vehicles destroyed during arrest of prolific offenders on Vancouver Island
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Two men are in custody after two police vehicles were destroyed on Vancouver Island. Continue reading
You need to be earning $20.91 an hour to make ends meet in Metro Vancouver
The minimum wage needed to keep a family afloat has climbed by 30 cents per hour from last year. Continue reading
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – April 25
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6. Continue reading
Captured: 83-year-old convicted murderer who escaped minimum-security B.C. prison
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Morris fled another minimum-security institution in 2008, but returned “because of the harsh conditions and because he knew what he was doing was wrong.” Continue reading
B.C. government set to unveil recreational marijuana legislation on Thursday
On Thursday, the B.C. government will unveil its legislated response to the looming legalization of cannabis, but it says says it will be some time before legalization is fully operational. Continue reading
B.C. government to unveil pipeline reference question on Thursday morning
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The B.C. government will release its much-anticipated pipeline reference case question on Thursday morning. Continue reading
B.C. government introduces legislation to ban pill presses
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
In an attempt to get a grip on the illegal production of illicit drugs, the B.C. government has introduced legislation to toughen the regulations on pill-press machines. Continue reading
Summer jobs controversy reheats over posting calling to ‘stop the Kinder Morgan pipeline’
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
The Dogwood Initiative said it has received funding for summer jobs focusing on public outreach for years. Continue reading
