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Johnson said burning and fireworks complaints are common on Halloween but he added that the fire activity isn't only illegal--it's also dangerous.

Dozens of BC Liquor Stores are closed due to the ongoing strike by B.C. General Employees Union workers. While some remain open, there are also other alternatives.

A Global News investigation uncovered allegations that Canada's vaccine injury program has failed to fully deliver on its promise of 'fair and timely' access to financial support.

With the West Kelowna Fire Department set for duty, they are asking the public to prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

Canadian rocker Bryan Adams is set to embark on his 'biggest tour in years' with a 40-date arena run North America as part of his Roll With the Punches tour. 

Slick inspo for homebodies, pet lovers and jet setters alike.

A former Los Angeles resident who now lives in Kelowna, B.C., has launched a local bottle drive to help support three families who lost their homes in the wildfires.

In 2021, Stats Canada reported 15.6 per cent of Canadians consider themselves heavy drinkers. Dry January offers them an easy way to tap out of bad habits.

The top stories of the year range from residential school discoveries to storms to fires to vaccine mandates and COVID-19 protocols.

Just before 3 a.m. on New Year’s Day, Tuesday, a fire broke out at 1527 Dickson Avenue.

VANCOUVER - Kathy Barnard was just 15 when she and her sister picked up a do-it-yourself tanning light from a local department store in Powell River, B.C., brought it home and baked under it for more than an hour.

Residents of a Kelowna neighborhood worked together Friday to keep floodwaters at bay.<br /><br /><p>Mill Creek burst its banks near the 2800 block of Ethel and also in the 800 block of Burne Avenue posing a risk to several homes.</p>

Canadian doctors are sharing unverified medical information to sway public opinion against COVID-19 vaccines. A Global News investigation shows many of these doctors are connected.

Young people need jobs and Canada needs food. Matthew Fisher sees an opportunity for a modern Canadian version of FDR's 'New Deal.'

Global News asked Canadians to share the stories behind their favourite (or maybe not-so-favourite) worst gifts.

Dr. Moshe Oz says Halloween — with trick-or-treaters banging on doors and fireworks exploding — can be a stressful time for pets.

If a school has been identified as a possible exposure site, you do not need to take any action unless directed to by public health and school officials.

Global News is taking a look back at some of B.C.'s "feel-good" stories of the year.

The ban took effect on June 4 and is in place until further notice.

A new sport combining squash and pickleball has been created at a Montreal racket club, and it only happened because of COVID restrictions.