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Video taken by drone shows the extent of flooding from Okanagan Lake in Kelowna.

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Commuters will have to shell out more for their transit fares come Canada Day.

SFU adjunct professor of terrorism risk and security studies, Candyce Kelshall, says the London Bridge attack is a major step up in terrorism tactics.

Amateur entomologists in Kamloops are participating in a public pollinator survey to identify the different types of organisms responsible for helping local plants reproduce.

The B.C. Wildfire Service has sent 37 firefighters, airtankers, a helicopter and other heavy equipment to fight a small but out-of-control wildfire in the Cariboo.

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Superintendent of Vancouver schools announces resignation
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The Vancouver School Board will soon be looking for a new superintendent. The VSB announced Monday that Superintendent Scott Robinson will be stepping down on June 9. VSB staff feared for their jobs as Vision trustees pursued political agenda, report ...and more »

Scott Robinson was one of six senior managers at the VSB who went on sick leave in September, sparking a WorkSafeBC investigations into allegations of a toxic work environment and the eventual firing of the board by the province.

If you are planning a trip to wine country this summer we have some tips to help you navigate your way around the world of wine touring and tasting.

Police say both incidents happened Sunday near wooded areas close to the University of Victoria.

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Man charged in tailgate thefts in Abbotsford, Langley - British ...
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Abbotsford police are warning truck owners after more than 80 reports of tailgate thefts in the Fraser Valley as thieves target 'quite lucrative' niche.and more »

Abbotsford police are warning truck owners after more than 80 reports of tailgate thefts in the Fraser Valley as thieves target 'quite lucrative' niche.

The trial for the RCMP's former chief spokesman in British Columbia, who is charged with a single count of sexual assault, starts Wednesday afternoon.

The Vernon North Okanagan RCMP are investigating a violent street fight that happened in Vernon early Sunday morning.

Central Okanagan officials are warning residents that the lake could reach 343.5 metres by mid-June — half a meter higher than originally predicted.

People around the world have been inspired by Christine Archibald's family call to volunteer or make charitable donations in her memory.

Justice Allan Betton has determined that the trial for three men accused of killing Jonathan Bacon will continue.

Firefighters were called to the Rexall pharmacy on Douglas Street on Saturday after a customer fell through a hatch in the floor.

With its mix of housing types, plentiful co-ops and highly walkable design, False Creek South is one of the most unique neighbourhoods in Vancouver — and the city wants to keep it that way.

Search officials say efforts to find 57-year-old Alvin Dunic have been called off in Crawford Bay, 75 kilometres north of Creston, at least until water levels subside in a nearby creek.

Maple Ridge Mayor Nicole Read is back at work after facing a barrage of online harassment for her support of the homeless in her community.

Maple Ridge Mayor Nicole Read is back at work after facing a barrage of online harassment for her support of the homeless in her community.

The father and son team left Vancouver Sunday for an overseas road trip that will see them go the distance to honour the sacrifices made by Canadians who served in the First World War.

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Woodfibre LNG secures 40-year export licence from feds - British ...
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The federal government has approved a 40-year natural gas export licence for the proposed Woodfibre LNG plant near Squamish, B.C..and more »

The federal government has approved a 40-year natural gas export licence for the proposed Woodfibre LNG plant near Squamish, B.C.

Stylist Susie Wall shows us what to wear and not to wear to different types of weddings this year. She is giving us ideas and letting us know how we can be prepared before the big day.

For nearly two weeks the B.C. Greens were courted by both the Liberals and the NDP. At stake was the province's political future.

A group of friends were taking some test footage on Cypress Mountain this weekend when they were caught by surprise.

Andy Baryer takes us through the latest technology news, including the announcement from Google about blocking ads, and demos for us the new Samsung DeX Station.

Fire crews are in Coquitlam this morning after an overnight blaze sent two people to hospital.

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Aggressive deer attacks spark warning from Saanich Police - British ...
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Police say during fawning season, people with dogs should be cautious.and more »

Police say during fawning season, people with dogs should be cautious.

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'Quite an inappropriate intervention': Northern BC leader's letter sparks concern
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A Northern B.C. leader's letter to Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon that calls the NDP-Green alliance "unconstitutional" is raising concerns about representation for the north of the province. The president of the North Central Local Government Association ...

The president of an organization that represents 41 Northern B.C. communities is coming under fire for a letter to the lieutenant-governor regarding the NDP-Green alliance.

Messages of sorrow and condolence have been pouring in following the death of a Canadian woman who was killed in Saturday's terror attack in the heart of London.

Rolando Sison was meeting with clients at the resort when an armed attacker burst in and started multiple fires.

A federal government employee says she spent three months fearing she would lose her home after missing a $750 payment as a result of the troubled Phoenix pay system.

A pro-President Donald Trump free speech rally was met by opposition from counter-protesters more than a week after two Portland men were fatally stabbed trying to stop a man from shouting anti-Muslim insults at two teenage girls on a light-rail train.

Yun Qi recounts the tale of saving a 4-year-old girl after she was attacked by a dog in an alley in Surrey on Saturday.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 for Sunday, June 4, 2017. For the latest news and video, go to globalnews.ca/bc.

In September 2016 Toronto fans basically took over Safeco Field, but this year it could cost more to do that.

Sun, Jun 4: An alarming sight in Vancouver’s west side after a tree suddenly splits. BC Hydro crews called out after a large branch comes crashing down on a west side neighbourhood.

Sun, Jun 4: An alarming sight in Vancouver’s west side after a tree suddenly splits. BC Hydro crews called out after a large branch comes crashing down on a west side neighbourhood.

Sun, Jun 4: A surprising encounter was caught on camera this weekend. A practice drone flight on Cypress Mountain leads to an encounter with a bear.

Sun, Jun 4: Surprising encounter caught on camera A practice drone flight on Cypress Mountain leads to a surprising encounter with a bear.

Sun, Jun 4: Buyer beware in this hot real estate market. A Richmond homeowner is in shock after her new home was left in a state of disaster. It’s another case of buyer beware, with many people buying homes in this hot real estate market with little to no conditions. Aaron McArthur reports.

Sun, Jun 4: Buyer beware in this hot real estate market A Richmond homeowner is in shock after her new home was left in a state of disaster. It’s another case of buyer beware, with many people buying homes in this hot real estate market with little to no conditions. Aaron McArthur reports.

The Sunday, June 4, 2017 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

Sun, Jun 4: A Surrey father and son join the Wounded Warrior journey. 150 Canadians are heading to Europe to take part in a remarkable cycle from London to Vimy Ridge in honour of the sacrifice of those who died on the battlefield. Among them are a Surrey father and son.

Sun, Jun 4: A dog is put down after a young Surrey girl is mauled. A five year girl is recovering after being mauled by a Rottweiler. Grace Ke speaks with the man who intervened to help the girl.