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From doubling down on his threats against Greenland to attacking domestic political opponents, here's what U.S. President Donald Trump said in his speech at Davos.

Country singer-songwriter Brett James was killed Thursday in a small-plane crash in North Carolina. Two other passengers were onboard. There were no survivors.

Born July 25, 1944, in Antigua, Callender was a force of nature—unyielding in her pursuit of justice, unwavering in her commitment to uplifting marginalized communities.

The measures presented by the Department of Justice are part of a landmark case in Washington which has the potential to reshape how users find information.

Why sex worker advocates say the new prostitution bill that will criminalize the purchase of sex and the sale in certain places won't stand up to a court challenge.

The City of Abbotsford is in court today trying to have a lawsuit launched by homelessness advocates thrown out.

All eyes were on the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday as it began hearing arguments on two same-sex marriage cases with far-reaching implications for gay civil rights amid a national debate that seems antiquated compared to the progress made in other western nations.

Some wealthy Western states and climate-afflicted island nations have been pushing for a phase out of fossil fuels, while resource-rich countries have campaigned to keep drilling.

The protest outside an immigration holding centre in Surrey, B.C., was one of five that took place outside centres across the country Sunday.

Relatives of Jared Lowndes say the Campbell River man was shot and killed by unnamed members of the RCMP at a Vancouver Island Tim Hortons on July 8, 2021.

VANCOUVER -- James Oickle, who has been living in a red tent on a Downtown Eastside sidewalk for the last two weeks, will no longer have to pay a $250 by-law ticket issued to him by a Vancouver police officer for camping on city property.

VANCOUVER -- James Oickle, who has been living in a red tent on a Downtown Eastside sidewalk for the last two weeks, will no longer have to pay a $250 by-law ticket issued to him by a Vancouver police officer for camping on city property.

A new trend is emerging in Vancouver’s poverty-plagued Downtown Eastside.

Hotel residents who fear retribution by a “thug” landlord addressed Vancouver council Thursday under an unprecedented cloak of anonymity.

CRANBROOK, B.C. - Oh deer!

CRANBROOK, B.C. - Oh deer!

A formerly homeless man is challenging the constitutionality of three City of Vancouver bylaws that prohibit sleeping on streets or in parks and erecting a shelter on city property. <br /><br />

VANCOUVER - It's been 16 years since Lorelei Williams' cousin vanished from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, but sitting through a recent public inquiry into serial killer Robert Pickton has roused in her the same feelings of helplessness she had then.

Take a virtual tour of the state of New York on Google Maps and some blurry images appear.

VANCOUVER - A powerful coalition that includes family members of Robert Pickton's victims is warning B.C. Premier Christy Clark that the missing women inquiry is in serious jeopardy of failing before it has even started.