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The Special Investigations Unit has invoked its mandate following an interaction between York Regional Police and a motorcyclist. As Megan King reports, one man was seriously injured while fleeing from police.

Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating after two people were seriously injured following a police pursuit in Lindsay, Ont., early Sunday.

There is growing concern overflow patients at Kelowna General Hospital are being put in the hallways. The local MLA says it’s happening even though there are a number of floors at the hospital not being used. Klaudia Van Emmerik has more.

It is an age-old question – what’s the key to happiness? An SFU study may have found the answer. One of the people behind the study is Jason Payne, a post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Psychology at Simon Fraser University.

Vancouver’s mayor is supporting Surrey City Council’s call for a public inquiry into Metro Vancouver. As Catherine Urquhart reports, the province is considering its options.

Tropical fruits are inspiring and firing up three drinks to tell a story. Serhii Kulikov, Bar Manager at Lavantine Restaurant and Skybar joins Jennifer Palma to tell the tale.

Award winning bartenders are set to converge at the Fairmont Pacific Rim as it hosts international bar collaborations during North America’s 50 Best Bars in Vancouver. Grant Sceney, Creative Beverage Director for Fairmont Pacific Rim joins Jennifer Palma for Saturday Sips.

Skye Bryden-Bloom catches up with NS NDP Leader Claudia Chender to talk the main takeaways for the opposition from the recent legislative session and to look to the future.

A Vancouver city councilor is taking legal action against the mayor. Ken Sim has apologized for statements he made about Sean Orr, but the COPE councilor says it’s not enough to repair the damage done to his reputation. Travis Prasad reports.

Nova Scotian actress Julie Martell sits down with Paul Brothers to discuss her role in the hit musical Come From Away, overcoming a Cancer diagnosis, and reacts to recent cuts to the arts in the Nova Scotia budget.

Interim Nova Scotia Liberal Leader Iain Rankin sits down with Skye Bryden-Bloom to share his takeaways from the recent legislative session. He also talks about work to rebuild the provincial party as the federal Liberals gain momentum.

Classic cocktails are getting a bit of a freshening up for the Easter Long Weekend with Morgan Gutheridge, Bar Manager at Claudio’s Ristorante. He joins Jennifer Palma on Saturday Sips.

The sun is out longer and the buds are appearing, spring is in the air and with a fresh take on spring cocktails for all is Dylan Riches, Beverage Director, AMA Raw Bar joins us.

The doors of the Nova Scotia legislature officially came to a close on the session. As Skye Bryden-Blom reports, it was a contentious sitting marked by major budget cuts, protests, and sweeping visitor restrictions.

Taylor Swift is being sued for trademark infringement over ‘Life of a Showgirl.’ Swift was sued on Monday by a performer from Las Vegas, who claimed that Swift’s most recent successful album infringed upon her trademark rights. Swift and her label, Universal Music Group UMG, have not yet responded to Maren Wade’s complaint, which claimed...

We head to Peace by Chocolate for a sit-down interview with founder and CEO Tareq Hadhad to reflect on ten years in Canada, his thoughts on conflict around the world, and the joy he has found with his growing family.

The spring session of the legislature is likely to last into next week. This comes as MLAs vote to work longer hours at Province House over the coming days. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

During an announcement with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday, Doug Ford reached for a glass of water before realizing the water was Carney’s. “Did you have a sip of that?,” Ford asked before Carney replied that he had not touched it. “This isn’t going to turn me into a Liberal, is it?,” Ford quipped...

After a tough year for BC wine growers in 2024, last year bounced back big time. Now the 2025 wines are starting to hit the shelves. Sommelier Shrawan Khanna shows off some outstanding whites and rosés.

The small Fraser Valley community of Whonnock has a new postmaster, an orange cat named Sid. Taya Fast reports.