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The last tenant is finally out of the Luugat SRO on Granville street – nearly two months after the government promised to vacate the building. As Kristen Robinson reports, despite the fact there are no tenants left, BC Housing is still refusing to let the media see conditions inside.

The second of three storms to hit B.C. proved deadly this weekend, as powerful winds and heavy rain brought down trees and power lines in many parts of the province. A funeral service was held for 23-year-old soldier Aidan Goulding, who lost his life in the fire at CFB Wainwright. Kelowna’s MP speaking on the...

It’s round two this weekend, as a trio of back-to-back storms is expected to blast through B.C. The government is pressed on its lack of funding for BC Ferries in the federal budget. A witness to the aftermath of a harrowing bus crash in Northern B.C. is recounting the ordeal.

Parts of Vancouver Island, the Sea-to-Sky region and the Lower Mainland were hit hard by the latest storm on Tuesday. And a dangerous offender hearing for Gordon James Joseph Leclerc took place in Vancouver Provincial Court.

The latest on the weekend weather as well as previewing the storm that’s coming later this week. And we are following up on the Vancouver single family home that was heavily subdivided. There are suggestions there are many more out there.

We dive deeper into the federal budget and what it means for B.C. A fall storm has forced BC Ferries cancellations and power outages for thousands of people. Vancouver Island is getting hit the hardest.

A woman involved in a Langley sex trafficking case was sentenced on Thursday and a third of Canadian youth have faced dating violence — from physical and sexual abuse to online harassment.

We are learning more about the victims in a fatal grizzly bear attack in Bella Coola on Monday. And with the U.S. election results last night, will British Columbians feel more comfortable travelling to Washington and the States?

Reaction from those crossing the border on the first day of permanent daylight time in British Columbia. A controversial billion dollar plus project to replace an aging underground substation at a park in Vancouver’s West End has been given the go ahead. The federal agency in charge of managing Granville Island is asking for hundreds...

There has been a fatal grizzly bear attack in the Bella Coola region of the province. And we look at the pros and cons of Premier-deisgnate Lorne Doerkson putting together a cabinet so quickly.

Two people have been charged in connection with the death of 11-year-old Kai Pavlovic. And community members and family held a walk and roadside rally to raise awareness and press for answers in the case of Jennifer Provencal.

The family of a mother who was struck and killed by a vehicle in Vancouver last week, is urging drivers to be more cautious. One person is dead after a house fire in Chilliwack. A wildlife centre is sounding the alarm on the spread of avian flu among local wildlife in the Fraser Valley.

B.C.’s incoming Conservative government is planning to scrap the NDP’s housing density rules and return more control to municipalities. The move has support from many of B.C.’s mayors. BC Policy Solutions senior economist Alex Hemingway joins Global News Morning to discuss what this could mean for housing supply and affordability across the province.

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.

The incoming caucus of the BC NDP met in Victoria to discuss the work ahead, including starting the discussion to decide on an interim leader. And a man has been sentenced following a horrific bus attack in Surrey in 2023.

RCMP Assistant Commissioner David Teboul has pleaded guilty to assault after an off-duty altercation in Abbotsford in July 2025. And we have an update in the case of Iain Hunt.

The BC Conservatives say they are committed to scrapping plans for a new tunnel and go back to plans for a bridge due to the cost. And Tuesday marks the final Vancouver Ken Sim council meeting. How will the new Vancouver council work with the new BC Conservative government?

The BC Conservatives say they’re ready to hit the ground running, one day after their historic election victory. David Eby steps down as leader of the BC NDP after the party’s election defeat. Record low voter turnout this election, with fewer than half of those eligible voting.

British Columbians woke up to a new political reality Monday morning. The latest on the Conservative sweep of the B.C. provincial election. And the First Nations Leadership Council is calling on the newly-elected Conservative government to keep DRIPA and uphold title and rights.

It is election day in B.C. and we are previewing our coverage of the 2026 provincial election. As people around B.C. headed to the polls on Saturday, are they voting for change or voting for what they know and trust?