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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.

Trade talks between Canada and the U.S. have collapsed, with Prime Minister Mark Carney now promising retalitory tariffs. Reaction from B.C. on the trade war, and how the premier is backing the PM’s decision to walk away from the negotiating table. A notorious killer was denied parole once again, 44 years after the murders took...

We have the latest on the growing list of defectors from the BC Conservative Party and the fallout from the meeting on Wednesday night. And health officials are urging parents and guardians to make sure children’s vaccine records are up-to-date as kids get ready to go back to school.

Two more MLAs depart the B.C. Conservatives while its director of operators has been fired by Kerry-Lynne Findlay. And Delta police say a woman’s body was found in a burned field early on Wednesday morning.

B.C. Premier David Eby spoke at a press conference about Canada’s retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. And another person left the BC Conservative Party on Tuesday to sit as an independent.

We have more on the impact on B.C. after the trade talks between Canada and the U.S. broke down over the weekend. Plus, did Canada see a bump from World Cup visitors to Vancouver? We take a look at the data.

A lightning storm took hundreds of thousands by surprise overnight in southern British Columbia. B.C. bussinesses are bracing for the fallout to come after the collapse of trade talks between the U.S. and Canada. BC Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay set to run in the Abbotsford-Mission riding in a by-election, to earn a seat as an...

A new report says that without investment in LNG and the TMX pipeline, damage from the Trump tariffs would have been much worse. And B.C. senior executives were given performance-based raises by the BC NDP government, which some are questioning as inappropriate.

We have local reaction to a violent incident at an Edmonton gurdwara. And we speak to residents and workers at the Howe Sound Pulp and Paper Mill after the company announced it was ‘indefinitely curtailing’ operations there.

The latest volley of U.S. tariffs targeting Canada is temporarily on hold, but could B.C. industries be part of concessions? The B.C. dairy industry is concerned about any trade deal that could lead to more U.S. imports.

More residents of Summerland and the surrounding area were able to go home on Tuesday, but they remain under evacuation alert. And the B.C. government held an update on Tuesday about the wildfires and smoke in the province.

More evacuees can make their way home to Summerland after a set of three evacuation orders were downgraded. And we are following up on the remaining tenant in the Luugat Hotel on Granville Street.

A lot of resources are being directed at the western front of the Bald Range fire in the Okanagan, that forced thousands of Summerland residents out of their homes last week. Clinton residents were allowed to return home this weekend after being evacuated out for weeks due to the Pear Lake wildfire. A Surrey charity...

Financial experts say a unique set of stressors on British Columbians is fueling the rise in insolvencies. More Summerland residents were allowed to return home this weekend, more than a week after being ordered out due to the Bald Range fire. A rally was held in Delta over concerns regarding density plans for the community.

We have the latest on the Bald Range wildfire, while the Thompson Nicola Regional District held an information session for Pear Lake wildfire evacuees. And B.C. Premier David Eby had a mini cabinet shuffle after Finance Minister Brenda Bailey announced a cancer diagnosis.

We speak to a man who stayed behind to protect his home and defied an evacuation order for the Bald Range wildfire. And we have obtained a legal document that reveals concern about the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s obsession with guns.

The latest on the Bald Range wildfire. Premier David Eby was in Penticton on Wednesday, touring the wildfire area and speaking to evacuees. People planning to travel to the Okanagan are looking to cancel their accommodations and face not getting a refund.

We are speaking to more residents who have lost their homes in the Bald Range wildfire. A father and son say they lost both their homes. And we have the latest on the wildfire and drought outlook in the province as temperatures are expected to remain hot.

Penticton RCMP confirm an 80-year-old woman died while trying to leave her home in the Meadow Valley area of Summerland early Saturday. As evacuees from Summerland escape to Penticton, some are finding themselves caught up in red tape while trying to register for support. Maple Ridge RCMP issue a warning after a young girl is...

The latest on the blaze threatening Summerland as thousands remain out of their homes due to the Bald Range fire. And farmers and ranchers were able to get a pass on Monday to return to their farms and feed their animals that they had to leave behind.