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Both sides in the dispute over a homeless encampment at Abbotsford City Hall are claiming victory after a ruling by BC Supreme Court. Paul Johnson reports.

Elections B.C. has introduced new technology to speed up 2024 vote count. Troy Charles takes a closer look at how election night has evolved in the province from manual results to the use of electronic tabulators.

Canada’s former public safety minister Marco Mendicino said while testifying before a committee meeting on foreign interference in Ottawa Thursday that he’s “very worried that the entire conversation around foreign interference and parliamentarians is being transformed into a kangaroo court, with very little regard for the process of understanding how we assess intelligence — especially...

A Coquitlam woman is speaking out after a bear charged at her while she was on a local golf course Wednesday. As Troy Charles reports, it’s just one of several bear encounters that took place in Southwest B.C. this past week.

WestJet is in BC Supreme Court this week, facing a civil suit over compensation amounts it offers travellers whose flights are delayed or cancelled. As Angela Jung reports, the plaintiff claims WestJet is intentionally misleading travellers.

The massive Oakridge job site in Vancouver is the focus of some troubling court documents filed by WorkSafeBC. As Rumina Daya reports, WorkSafe claims the lead construction company on the project is failing to manage workplace safety.

Westjet battles in court to defend itself from allegations it’s intentionally misleading travellers. Checks and balances catch uncounted election ballots here in B.C. When will the final results be known? And how will the port lockout affect your holiday shopping?

Some B.C. passengers who were planning to take airlines to small claims court have been told their cases are on hold. As Consumer Matters reporter Anne Drewa explains, a recent Supreme Court of Canada decision which upheld Air Passenger Protection Regulations may affect the BC Civil Resolution Tribunal’s jurisdiction over these types of claims.

After a count that took nine days to finalize, David Eby and the BC NDP has ‘officially’ won a ‘bare majority’ of 47 seats and will form the next B.C. government. As Andrea Macpherson reports, that majority was decided by just a handful of votes in the Surrey-Guildford riding.

BC ballots are still being counted due to the judicial recount. When will the BC election results be finalized? Coming changes to the temporary foreign worker rules could pump up prices on the menu at your favourite restaurants, and how fixing the fresh water supply will impact Stanley Park visitors and local residents.

Elections BC has released the exact number of uncounted mail-in and absentee ballots in each provincial riding, which will be counted over the weekend. But as Aaron McArthur reports, it still won’t be until Monday before we know the final makeup of the B.C. legislature.

Elections BC says the ballot box was not counted in the Prince George-Mackenzie riding was a result of human error. Conservative Leader John Rustad is now calling for an independent review. Keith Baldrey joins us with more.

It turns out far more absentee and mail-in ballots were cast in the B.C. election than had been previously thought. Elections BC now says about 65,000 of those ballots need to be counted up from 49,000. Keith Baldrey has more on what has led to this change.

Chief Electoral Officer Anton Boegman provides an update on the ballot box with 861 votes in the riding of Prince George-Mackenzie not counted on election night. Elections BC say the Conservative candidate won by a clear margin, so it doesn’t impact the election outcome.

Despite some very tight races, the BC NDP are expected to come out of the 2024 election with a slim majority government. Richard Zussman has the latest on the vote count and what’s next.

BC Conservative leader John Rustad is speaking with Global BC Monday with votes still to be counted in the provincial election. He’s hailing Saturday as an “historic night” for his party as the NDP holds on to just a one-seat lead over the Conservatives. Here’s John Rustad’s one-on-one interview with Richard Zussman.

WestJet was in B.C. Supreme Court Wednesday over alleged deceptive practices around reimbursing passengers. Air Passenger Rights argues WestJet tried to cap its payments to customers, but as Angela Jung reports, the airline’s lawyers say they were never told by federal regulators there was a problem.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has established a buffer zone around one of the province’s largest Sikh temples. Security was set up at the Ross Street Gurdwara, where demonstrators gathered near the end of the street on Saturday.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge halted the MAID procedure of Alberta woman that had been scheduled to be carried out in Vancouver clinic. Angela Jung reports.

The final count of the B.C. provincial election should come down today. University of Fraser Valley professor Hamish Teleford breaks down possible scenarios for the very tight race.