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Elections BC says a hybrid model is being used to count votes in this provincial election. It blames the snap election call and confirms results are still expected to be available on Saturday night. Aaron McArthur explains

Elections BC Chief Electoral Officer Shipra Verma explains the return to hand-counted ballots, when voters can expect preliminary results and what happens after polls close on election day.

A new court ruling could change how BC airline passengers file disputes and bypass the massive backlog at the Canadian Transportation Agency. A recent BC Court of Appeal decision has confirmed the BC Civil Resolution Tribunal has the legal authority to hear passenger related claims. With more let’s bring in Consumer Matters reporter Anne Drewa.

The Supreme Court of Canada has ordered a new trial for a motorist who was acquitted of dangerous driving charges after a fatal accident. And Lorne Doerkson said his party will be taking a close look at BC Ferries, including a recent deal with China to build four new ferries.

A senior B.C. Mountie has pleaded guilty to one count of assault following an incident when he was off-duty in 2025. The court has ordered a publication ban in relation to the victims’ identities.

It’s been quite a year for Canadian tennis star Rebecca Marino, who recently had tennis courts named after her in her hometown of Vancouver. Marino joins Jay Janower on Global News Weekend Morning BC.

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Testimony has continued at the trial of Adam Mann, accused of murdering a woman in an apparent random attack in her Surrey home. Grace Ke has more from BC Supreme court in New Westminster.

Stunning new details are coming to light about the investigation into the disappearance and homicide of Trina Hunt. The RCMP deployed secret sypware in their investigaiton and they do not want the method revealed in court, claiming it will be injurious to national security. Rumina Daya reports.

Ipsos’ final election poll shows the BC Conservatives holding a five-point lead over the BC NDP, 44% to 39% among decided voters, with the BC Greens at 13%. and we are learning that most ballots are going to be counted by hand on Saturday.

PGA of Canada bringing the PGA Head Pro Championship to the west coast at Redwoods golf course in Langley. PGA of Canada president Tiffany Gordon and PGA of BC executive director Mark Strong joins Jay Janower on Global News Morning BC Weekend.

Over the course of six days of advance voting in the provincial election, Elections BC say turnout was down 11 per cent, compared to two years ago. So much of a factor will voter fatigue be, just days after the civic elections? Kevin Pontious reports.

The man accused of killing a woman in her Surrey home two years ago has taken the stand in his own defence. Adam Mann told the court he found a bloody knife at the side of the road and discarded it. But he denies any involvement in the murder of Tori Dunn. Kristen Robinson has...

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has granted an injunction to shut-down a notorious homeless encampment in Penticton. The site had been the focus of numerous public safety concerns. As Klaudia Van Emmerick reports, those who are now being evicted say they have few other options.

The B.C. Supreme Court has ruled parts of B.C’s legislation on involuntary care are unconstitutional. Travis Prasad reports.

A Squamish woman who married an ISIS member has pleaded guilty to a terrorism charge. Kimberly Polman’s plea comes a month before her trial was expected to start in B.C. Supreme Court. Paul Johnson has the latest.

The Cabot Collection features some of the world’s top golf course destinations; come 2027, it’ll officially unveil Cabot Revelstoke. Global BC’s Jay Janower gives you a sneak peek at the course and the man behind it.

A B.C. Supreme court judge has thrown out the trafficking convictions of two Vancouver harm reduction advocates. Kristen Robinson now with what the decision means for preventing overdose deaths while controlling the illegal drug trade.

B.C.’s Attorney General Niki Sharma announced Monday that the provincial government has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in a California court, following the deadly Tumbler Ridge school shooting in February. Sharma said she has also written letters to federal ministers asking for changes to the Criminal Code of Canada.

As Catherine McDonald reports, Thi Nguyen was fatally stabbed in the hallway of a condominium building near Fairview Mall.