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Christine Archibald, 30, originally from Castelgar, was on a weekend trip to London with her fiance when a group of men attacked a crowd of people on London bridge using a van.

Christine Archibald, 30, originally from Castlegar, was on a weekend trip to London with her fiancé when a group of men attacked a crowd of people on London Bridge using a van.

With one day to go until the City of Vancouver's deadline for residents of the Balmoral Hotel to move out of the condemned building, residents and their supporters are throwing a block party and speak out.

With one day to go until the City of Vancouver's deadline for residents of the Balmoral Hotel to move out, residents and their supporters threw a block party and spoke out about the living conditions at the condemned building.

Turn Up The Quiet reunites Diana Krall with Tommy LiPuma, Award-winning producer of many of Krall’s acclaimed albums, including All For You, The Look Of Love and Live In Paris

False Creek residents voiced their opinions to city staff on plans for a post-viaducts community.

Roger Waters’ legendary live performances are renowned as immersive sensory experiences featuring high class, state-of-the-art audio visual production and breathtaking quad sound.

Parrotheads! The wait is over, after nearly 24 years Jimmy Buffett is coming back to Vancouver! Next Stop For The I Don't Know Tour is Friday October 13th at Rogers Arena!

KURIOS is a tale in which time comes to a complete stop, transporting the audience inside a fantasy world where everything is possible. Get your tickets today!

International singing star Daniel O'Donnell plays the Orpheum Theatre for his Back Home Again Tour September 8th!

Nickelback Feed The Machine Tour hits Rogers Arena October 1st! With Special Guests Cheap Trick and Shaman's Harvest

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers celebrate 40 years of music when they play Rogers Arena August 17th with special guests The Lumineers!

A special charity event benefiting an organization that supports maternal and infant health in Uganda showcases maternity fashion through history.

Two legendary performers join forces for a once in a lifetime tour! Lionel Richie and Mariah Carey will play all their hits when they stop at Rogers Arena September 3rd!

Cars are no longer par for the course on the streets of Chase, B.C.

K.D. Lang returns to Vancouver for two nights August 16th and 17th at the Orpheum Theatre! Her Break Through Album Ingénue was released 25 years ago.

K.D. Lang returns to Vancouver for two nights August 16th and 17th at the Orpheum Theatre! Her Break Through Album Ingénue was released 25 years ago.

The annual Burnaby Blues + Roots Festival is a highlight of the season. The event returns to Deer Lake Park with world-class musicians, and headliner Trombone Shorty,

Back from a year off, The Oldum Brown Van Open is the Largest Tennis Tournament in Western Canada With Over $200,000 in Championship Purses!

Bob Dylan and His Band Play Rogers Arena July 25th! Bob Dylan Has A New Three Disc Album 'Triplicate' Out Now! Get Your Tickets Today!

The Legendary Neil Diamond Returns To Rogers Arena To Celebrate 50 Years of Music. Don't Miss Your Chance To See A Living Legend Of The Music Industry!

The project documents the dynamic neighbourhood through audio storytelling.

Jack Johnson performs at The Festival Lawn - Deer Lake Park in Burnaby with special guest John Craigie July 23rd! - Tickets are SOLD OUT for this show.

ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER’S THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA IN A SPECTACULAR  NEW PRODUCTION BY CAMERON MACKINTOSH VANCOUVER’S PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT AT  THE QUEEN ELIZABETH THEATRE JULY 12 – 23, 2017 Cameron Mackintosh’s spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA will go on sale Saturday, April 1 at 10am for the premiere Vancouver engagement...

Uninterrupted is a visual arts display underneath the Cambie Street Bridge with daily shows after sunset - A Wild River, An Urban Bridge, A Cycle Uninterrupted Through The Ages.

Beards, eagles, baseball, Kabaddi and, of course, politics all made headlines in B.C. this week.

CKNW is proud to support THE BC HIGHLAND GAMES June 17th at Percy Perry Stadium! It kicks off Friday evening with the best professional pipers in the Pacific Northwest in high level competition, followed by a Highland reception in the Whisky School tent. On Saturday, the real fun begins. The festival is a movable feast...

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Search continues for plane, 2 people missing in BC Interior
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Search efforts continue for a B.C. man and an Alberta woman, missing in B.C.'s interior since Thursday when their plane failed to arrive in Kamloops. Alex Simons, 21, of Kamloops, and Sydney Robillard, 24, of Lethbridge, Alta., were travelling from ...and more »

Search efforts continue for a B.C. man and an Alberta woman, missing in Interior B.C. since Thursday when their plane failed to arrive in Kamloops.

Join the fight to improve the lives of Canadians affected by MS. Together we can end MS!

Mon, Sep 19: Michael Kuss features one of British Columbia’s scenic small towns.

Harry Rosen presents The VGH and UBC Hospital Foundation Tournament For Life at the Point Grey Golf and Country Club in Vancouver June 12th!

Sun, Jun 11: One in eight men in Canada will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. The Plaid for Dad campaign aims to bring people together to eliminate the stigma surrounding the disease. Prostate Cancer Canada’s Western Regional Executive Director Mark Mahl explains how you can take part in the lead up to father’s day.

Sun, Jun 11: Many people feel a dip in energy during the mid-afternoon. Registered dietician Desiree Nielsen has some suggestions for healthy snacks that will give you the boost you need to make it to dinner.

June is Stroke Month. Vancouver General Hospital Stroke Neurologist Dr. Thalia Field explains the risks, symptoms and what you should do if you are having a stroke.

Separated bike lanes are a growing commodity in Vancouver, despite their ongoing contentious relationship with drivers — but when the city tried out its first one 21 years ago, the reaction was not promising.

The whip organizes a party's legislature members for votes on legislation and enforces party discipline when they don't attend.

A couple lived, harmoniously, in a tiny house in an East Vancouver yard, that is until the City of Vancouver discovered their home and handed out a bylaw infraction notice.

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Climate change in B.C.: Here's how 2050 could look - British ...
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Climate change has been blamed for raging forest fires, devastating floods and shrinking glaciers, but scientists have determined the effects will look different in ...and more »

Vancouver Island inventors who pioneered kiteboarding safety are fighting in B.C. Supreme Court for millions they claim they lost due to a patent filing error.

In honour of Canada 150, we count down the greatest costume-clad adventurers and super-powered superheroes who call Canada home.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 for Saturday, June 10, 2017. For the latest news and video, go to globalnews.ca/bc.

The Saturday, June 10, 2017 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

Sat, Jun 10: Police are still looking for the suspect who opened fire and killed a man in Langley

Sat, Jun 10: First responders looking for any sign of a plane that went off the radar outside Cranbrook are turning to the public to help in the search.

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Sat, Jun 10: Cars are no longer par for the course on the streets of Chase. The village has now approved a first in BC; golf carts on local roads.

Sat, Jun 10: A Pitt Meadows dog owner is warning other dog owners after her beloved whippet is attacked by a coyote.

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Mixed emotions as Steveston Village welcomes Save-On-Foods
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Big changes are coming to Richmond's Steveston Village as Save-On-Foods makes its entry into the quaint fishing village, and puts some pressure on local shops. The new grocery store will anchor a 75,000 square foot mixed use development, which will ...

Big changes are coming to Richmond’s Steveston Village as the grocery chain makes its entry into the quaint fishing village, which some local shops say will put them under pressure.