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Brewery and the Beast is back for an eleventh year in Vancouver. Chef de Cuisine Brittney Lygo from Homer Street Cafe and Bar joins us to discuss the lively event, and show us how to make a delicious lingcod recipe.

A tasty pan seared coastal halibut recipe is showcased as we learn more about Canada’s Junior Culinary team, and how to support them at a fun event. Chef James Town, the Fairmont Pacific Rim Banquet Chef and a former competitor of Junior Culinary team, along with JC Felicella from Junior Culinary Team Canada, join Jennifer...

It’s a unique combination for surf and turf seared scallops and crisp pork belly. Executive Chef Garett Blundell from The Victor at the Parq Vancouver Hotel joins Jennifer Palma for Cooking Together.

“The fans, the community, the city and everyone in the province was amazing and really supported us. We’re excited.” Are you ready to cheer on the @wpgseabears for a second season? President Jason Smith explains how they’re getting ready to welcome fans back.

A Port Moody family was shocked to see that a hungry bear had torn a hole in their garage door trying to get at garbage cans within. WildSafe B.C.’s Gabriela De Romeri has some pointers on how people can avoid thes kinds of confrontations and protect the bears.

A hungry black bear tore through the garage door of a Port Moody home to access the garbage can inside. As Angela Jung reports, the incident is serving as a reminder for people living in bear country to take precautions.

The Winnipeg Sea Bears will be playing on a new basketball court this year. Global’s Teagan Rasche has more on the significance of the new surface.

“It’s a really quick season… get in there early, it’s a great experience.” Ahead of the team kicking off their second season, Chad Posthumus reflected on the fan support last season, and what he’s hoping for in the months ahead.

Traffic Reporter Katelin Owsianski tells us about the damage potholes can cause to your vehicle, and how to avoid some of that wear and tear.

With a byelection looming for the Tuxedo riding, will the PCs be able to retain the seat previously held be Heather Stefanson, or will new blood be voted in? Political scientist Christopher Adams weighs in.

Getting on an airplane can be a stressful experience, even for the most seasoned travellers. For anyone who has communication difficulties, it can be downright scary. So a program at YVR tried to take out some of the fear. Here’s Julia Foy.

A realty firm is making a grim prediction about home prices in Canada, forecasting a big jump by the end of the year. Global’s Nathaniel Dove explores why prices might go up.

It’s been a busy year at Star’s Piggly Wiggly’s Pig Sanctuary in Summerland, B.C. as the team works to care for more pigs than ever before. Sydney Morton takes us to the sanctuary ahead of their open house this weekend.

A Global viewer in Coquitlam shares a hilarious video that shows a mother bear comically trying to get on a saucer tree swing, as her cub gets bored and wanders off.

Looking at the numbers from the first provincial crop report of the year:

The fate of a decades-old strip mall in Beaconsfield could be sealed. A new real estate project is being proposed to replace it and for some residents, the new development plan is far too big. For others, it’s better than the status quo. Global’s Tim Sargeant reports.

Right now, there are thousands of everyday British Columbians on standby, ready to spring into action at any moment in an emergency situation. They are our search and rescue volunteers who are highly skilled professionals that undergo intensive training. Our cameras were taken along on a full day exercise on Vancouver Island. Cassidy Mosconi has...

Hearings to determine whether NB Power will receive the full amount of its requested rate increase have been postponed. New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs said the delay is due to vacancies on the utilities board which the government is responsible for filling. Silas Brown explains.

The Surrey Board of Education is looking at making some tough decisions as it looks to manage its budget for the next school year. Surrey Board of Education’s Budget Chair Terry Allen discusses where resources could potentially be reallocated.

Calling all Jedi! Saturday marks the annual, and informal, holiday for ‘Star Wars’ fans worldwide. The enduring media and pop culture phenomenon debuted in 1977 and is still going strong to this day. How will you celebrate?