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Another night – another shutout performance by Prince George and the Kelowna Rockets find themselves down two games to none in their best-of-seven second-round series against the Cougars. Travis Lowe has the highlights.

The company at the centre of the Fairy Creek logging protests on Vancouver Island several years ago is in trouble. As Julia Foy reports, the B.C. based company Teal Jones is bleeding money and is facing an uncertain future.

The new Oakridge Centre mall is still under construction, but 9 new tenants have been announced, and a grim forecast for rental housing prices in Vancouver. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business news.

Rapid technological change is having a huge impact on all industries, but perhaps none as much as skilled trades. Steve Robinson, the owner of Pitt Meadows Plumbing and Mechanical Systems, talks about what the industry needs to do to keep pace in the latest installment of our Future of Work series.

An explosive find at an auction for a Peterborough area man. After successfully bidding on a toolbox, the man got quite the surprise of what was inside. Tricia Mason has his story.

Fresh off a win at the Vancouver Golf Tour’s Sandpiper Open, AJ Ewart talks to Jay Janower about his expectations for the upcoming golf season and where he sees his future.

The Mon Keang School was established in 1925 and is known as one of the first Chinese schools in Vancouver. Community reporter Safeeya Pirani visits the historic building in Chinatown for a walk down memory lane, and learns how local members have protected its legacy till this day.

The losses have piled up for people in China’s Qingyuan, a city of about four million people in Guangdong province, which has been swamped by devastating floods.Since last Thursday, Guangdong has been battered by powerful storms, ushering in an earlier start to the province’s annual flooding season that normally begins in May.

Efforts are underway in Vernon to help fill a healthcare gap by creating a community-based health clinic. Last fall the community lost its only walk-in doctor’s office, a critical resource given a large percentage of the population doesn’t have a family doctor. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, the push to get a community clinic up...

One year ago, a mother and child were randomly stabbed to death in Mill Woods, in a crime that shocked Edmonton. Sunday, their loved ones paid tribute to them, joining thousands across the country, marching for Red Dress Day. Jasmine King explains.

For just the second time in Canadian history, the WNBA tips off in our country. It’s a chance to showcase the league, its stars, but more importantly, inspire a generation of young fans, who are seeing a shift in women’s sport. Jasmine King reports.

While it’s just game one of the series, the Vancouver Canucks spirits coming off Sunday night’s win remain high. The team describes the atmosphere at Roger’s Arena as “electric,” and it only fueled their game.

NDP Party Leader Jagmeet Singh challenged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during question period on Monday over high food prices at Canadian grocers, saying the federal government’s grocery task force “has done no tasks, and has no force.” In response, Trudeau said he was “concerned” with Loblaws and other grocers’ refusal to sign onto a grocery...

Emergency workers tried to clear water-clogged roads and people assessed the damage to homes and businesses on Thursday, after a rare rainstorm swamped the United Arab Emirates (UAE). “Everywhere is a disaster zone,” one resident said.

A non-alcoholic beer for dogs is being brewed up at a canning facility in Fredericton and getting shipped to bars, restaurants, and retail stores across Canada. As Shelley Steeves reports, petowners are raising a glass with their 4 legged companions. Shelley Steeves has the story.

A Surrey single mother is staging a one-woman protest outside her son’s elementary school, saying she faces homelessness if she doesn’t get before and after school child care. Jennifer Palma reports.

On Earth Day, the province announced it is restoring funding to three environmental non-profit organizations to help take action on climate change.

Officials in Oliver are investigating after a bizarre couple of days. As Taya Fast reports, crews were called out to two separate house fires at the same address.

Broadway hit ‘Basic Training’ is on now at Edmonton’s Backstage Theatre until April 27 in Fringe Theatre’s final show of the season. Creator and performer of the deeply personal show, Khalil Ashanti, shares what people can expect.

With this week marking the one year since civil war broke out in Sudan, Miranda Anthistle gets some insight on where the situation stands from Ann Fitz-Gerald, director at the Balsillie School of International Affairs.