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Looking at next steps for when Tumbler Ridge Secondary students eventually return to class, as the community continues to grieve following the mass shooting. Rally held in Vancouver Saturday for the Global Day of Action in Solidarity with the Iranian People. Artist killed in Lapu-Lapu Day Festival tragedy has her artwork displayed in an exhibition...

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Finance Minister Brenda Bailey delivered the budget on Tuesday and many people were not happy with some of the changes. Canadian immigration officials are investigating almost 300 suspects linked to the extortion crisis in British Columbia, according to figures released to Global News.

More tributes to the victims of the Tumbler Ridge tragedy. Worries in the public sector around cuts coming to the provincial budget. And people are taking their final strolls across the Pattullo Bridge before it closes permanently.

The community of Tumbler Ridge continues to mourn. The victims have been named by the BC RCMP and the planned Throne Speech was not delivered as Feb. 12 was proclaimed a day of mourning in B.C.

We have the latest from Tumbler Ridge after five students and one teacher was shot and killed on Tuesday. We also look at the growing concern over school safety, and how to talk to your children about what happened and about the supports that are available.

A verdict was returned in the inquest into the deaths of Janet Nguyen, Christopher Duong, Alexander Duong and Harlan Duong. And the trial for Inderdeep Singh Gosal began. He’s accused of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of Paul Schmidt outside a Vancouver Starbucks in 2023.

The BC Green Party says it will not renew the Cooperation and Responsible Government Accord (CARGA) with the BC NDP. A growing shift in family medicine, as municipalities are filling in where the province is failing. And a violent incident in Maple Ridge over the weekend.

The damage is just beginning to be assessed in an Arbutus neighbourhood in Vancouver, more than a day after a city water main burst. Filipino BC has unveiled plans for a Filipino cultural centre in South Vancouver. A memorial hockey game held in Stavely Sunday, as the community comes together to honour three young hockey...

Some high-end vehicles are damaged, and residents fear could be written-off, following a water main break on Vancouver’s west side overnight Friday. A spotlight is being focused this weekend on sickle cell disease, a debilitating condition that health experts say needs greater awareness. The provincial government has controversially allowed a wolf hunt in parts of...

The inquest into the deaths of Janet Nguyen, Christopher Duong, Alexander Duong and Harlan Duong continues. And the fitness hearing for the man accused in the killing of an RCMP officer in 2022 is underway. Two people have also been fined for the killing of a grizzly bear on Texada Island.

Schools in District 43 have been placed under holds and secures this week due to threats phoned in to RCMP. And a British national, who was living in Vancouver in 2017, has been convicted in the State of Georgia following an RCMP investigation into a Canadian dark web drug trafficking network that resulted in the...

We hear from Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke who is in Ottawa holding meetings on the extortion crisis and a company that restaurants across B.C. use to manage tip collection and payment to staff has, without reason, stopped distributing the money.

Two of the three young players killed in a crash in Alberta on Monday were from Kamloops. We talk to people in the community about the loss. And B.C. Premier David Eby did not mince words about the extortion crisis in Surrey. He said better communication is needed from police and agencies as public confidence...

Three men have been arrested in connection with an extortion-related shooting in Surrey. We are also following a fire that happened at the Van Isle Marina in Sidney on Sunday and the inquest into the deaths of a family in Prince Rupert in 2023 began on Monday.

Three people arrested after another suspected extortion-related shooting in Surrey. And this week, Metro Vancouver is set to consider whether to increase regulation when it comes to dog management at the very popular Pacific Spirit Regional Park.

Startling video shows a big rig crashing off Highway 1 in Abbotsford Saturday. Comox Valley residents allowed back home Saturday, after flood waters prompted evacuation orders and a local state of emergency. A new Leger poll finds that the lead the BC NDP have over the BC Conservatives is shrinking.

Is Metro Vancouver prioritizing finding the source of leaks over the issues being highlighted? A board meeting was scheduled for Friday and we will have the latest on the developments. And, camping fees are increasing in B.C. – how much more will you have to pay?

B.C. Premier David Eby was meeting with other premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa, with impending negotiations to renew the Canada-U-S-Mexico trade agreement casting a shadow. The parents of a man who died by MAID in B.C. say it never should have happened without their knowledge.

Neighbours are raising concerns after a Port Coquitlam resident under the care of two social workers has prompted 50 visits from police since September. And the Vancouver Police Department has its eye on a new training facility. We have the exclusive details.