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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept.18Vancouver’s first supervised inhalation site will soon open its doors, and while experts are applauding, others in the community have mixed feelings. The province says it’s introducing new nurse-to-patient ratios in the hopes of improving health care. And police show off their huge haul from an ID theft bust.Global BCSep 18
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept.19First Nations partners with the province to offer thousands of new Vancouver homes at a major discount. The UBCM votes in favour of a motion to make transit free for all B.C. teens. And what’s left of Kamloops’ famous Red Bridge after a suspicious fire.Global BCSep 19
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 17After doctors spotlight a crisis at Surrey Memorial ER, how the province is responding. Getting weapons off the streets. B.C.’s call to restrict machetes after shocking acts of random violence. And what social media giant Meta is doing to make online time safer for kids.Global BCSep 17
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 16The driver involved in a fatal wedding crash faces sentencing. The victim’s family speaks out, frustrated her punishment won’t fit the deadly offense. A disgraced former Mountie faces new charges. What the convicted sexual predator is accused of this time? And with the collapse of the BC United Party, how newly independent candidates could tip...Global BCSep 16
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 15There are big promises and a big pivot from the provincial government as the premier pledges involuntary care expansion weeks out from election day. And the locally filmed hit series Shōgun snagged dozens of nominations and some awards at the Emmys.Global BCSep 15
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sep 8A knife attack thwarted by passersby: a young woman visciously assaulted and the three people who came to her aid. Plus – s small female-owned business in Maple Ridge has once again been targeted by vandals. It’s the third time in a year it’s happened, and as Grace Ke reports, the tea shop owners are...Global BCSep 8
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 14On tonight’s News Hour, a Metro Vancouver mega-project that’s billions over budget is getting another look. Charges in a deadly Burnaby home invasion. And the BC call for a more humane mouse trap.Global BCSep 14
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 13Family members of a Dawson Creek woman killed in Mexico say they are devastated by news the man accused of the crime has been acquitted. Passengers are still in limbo as Air Canada pilots and their employer talk to avoid a strike. And crumbling support for the carbon tax. The potential impact on monthly expenses...Global BCSep 13
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 12A shocking pivot by the B.C. government. Why David Eby told reporters he would back off its full support of a federal carbon tax? Documents reveal how much the city is spending to remove infested Stanley Park trees. And demonstrators were waiting outside the Surrey courthouse to hear the sentence of a man convicted of...Global BCSep 12
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept.11Questions remain about an IIO investigation after it recommended charges be laid against a Vancouver police officer in a fatal 2022 shooting. In addition, what happens next in the trial of Kane Carter after it ended in a mistrial with a deadlocked jury? Also, Victoria police announced stage three of a safety plan to remove...Global BCSep 11
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 10Shocking video of a fatal confrontation that has Vancouver police actions under the microscope. Economic heavyweights demand B.C.’s major political parties state their intentions about how they’ll spur growth and bring back prosperity for all. And a young couple is recovering from injuries after being beaten with a bat in an apparent road rage incident...Global BCSep 10
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 9An Okanagan woman attacked by a stranger inside her own home is sharing her terrifying story from the hospital. Could the province’s fastest-growing city be given more power to self-govern? And how the future of health care in parts of the province could be through a screen.Global BCSep 9
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 7A key player of the BC Ferries fleet won’t be back in service anytime soon and ferry customers are likely to feel the impact. Deliberations continue in the murder trial of Kane Carter. Also, streets were closed to traffic in New Westminster for what’s billed as the world’s largest mental health and addiction recovery eventGlobal BCSep 7
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 5What Global News is learning about the troubled past of the suspect involved in Wednesday’s violent random attacks in downtown Vancouver. Full parole for a rapist who crawled through windows to attack women. What one of his many victims says about the sexual predator’s new-found freedom. And new rules mean hard-hats get happier bathroom breaks at...Global BCSep 5
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 4One person has been killed and another has been left with life-altering injuries following what police say was a random attack in downtown Vancouver. How a drop in interest rates could impact B.C.’s housing market. And are cookie-cutter homes a solution to the province’s house affordability crisis?Global BCSep 4
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 3What to know about cancelled sailings on one of BC Ferries busiest routes. BC Conservatives are finalizing their roster, after BC United suspended its campaign, throwing the fate of several candidates into doubt. And thousands of kids head back to class, learning there is no easy solution to overcrowding.Global BCSep 3
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sep 1Shocking video of gunfire at a well-known rapper’s Vancouver Island home. Debate after the province presses pause on supportive housing in Richmond. And new multi-lingual signage goes up at Lynn Canyon in a bid to reduce injuries and deaths.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 2
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Aug. 31On this Overdose Awareness Day, there is growing concern among surviving family members that public interest in fighting the scourge is waning. A driver captures a dangerous manoeuvre on Hwy. 1 Friday evening, as a driver passed him on the highway shoulder.Global BCAug 31
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Aug. 30A warning from first responders as people kick off another round of long weekend travel. Sentencing submissions heard for a man involved in a deadly farm vehicle crash in Delta. And should you be allowed to park and use your RV on a public road outside your home?Global BCAug 30