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Not The Onion: 10 oddball B.C. stories that made us scratch our heads in 2018From a B.C. Lion tackling a pantless fan to hot dog water as a health drink, 2018 had some wacky headlines.Jan 1, 2019
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‘We need to be innovative’: Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum looks ahead to 2019The mayor of the fast-growing city talks housing, public safety, local policing and, yes, the SkyTrain.PoliticsJan 1, 2019
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Global BC’s top news story of 2018: Another record-setting wildfire seasonMore than 1.349 million hectares burned as wildfires spread across the province.WeatherDec 31, 2018
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Smoke-filled fire season: The Okanagan’s top news story for 2018Every part of Okanagan Valley was affected by either smoke, fire alerts or evacuations.Dec 31, 2018
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Wildfires, waves and Ogopogo: Global BC’s most watched videos of 2018Here's a look back at the Global BC videos with the most views and shares of the year.Dec 30, 2018
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B.C. public safety minister says more pot stores to open in ‘months ahead’In a wide-ranging, year-end interview with Global News, B.C. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth discussed pot legalization, traffic safety and policing in Surrey.CannabisDec 27, 2018
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B.C. Liberals still looking to retool under leader Andrew WilkinsonB.C. Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson is trying to address the same core issue all B.C. politicians are faced with solving: affordability.PoliticsDec 27, 2018
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Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley on goals for 2019: ‘The biggest challenge is housing’The man who took down Derek Corrigan reflects on his first few months as a politician and looks ahead to solving affordability issues in the new year.PoliticsDec 27, 2018
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Legendary lake monster or something else? Video attempt of Ogopogo goes viralA video attempt of Ogopogo, the legendary lake serpent of Okanagan Lake, proved to be a highly popular story, with people from around the world reading and viewing it.Dec 26, 2018
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From rescued puppies to Good Samaritans: Global BC’s heartwarming stories of 2018Global BC wanted to highlight some of the heartwarming stories that made headlines this year.Dec 25, 2018
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