British Columbia news

A Whistler mountain biker who was paralyzed in a bike park accident should have known the risks he was facing when he signed the waiver, a B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled.

Family of Chrissy Archibald have organized a food drive at Calgary's Nose Creek School in her memory.

One Liberal MLA says the NDP-Green alliance has offered him the speaker's job three times.

An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.6 has rattled an area of central Vancouver Island.

An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.6 has rattled an area of central Vancouver Island.

In celebration of Canada Day, the Dirty Apron is holding a special week of Canadian inspired cooking classes. Chef David Robertson tells us more about “Fresh, Local and Wild: Celebrating Canadian cuisine from Coast to Coast.”

A Langley wildlife care facility is missing one young bear cub after the roof of its enclosure collapsed on Sunday afternoon around 4 p.m.

An innovative new non-profit Surrey housing project is offering hope – and a potential model – for kids aging out of care.

In celebration of Canada Day, the Dirty Apron is holding a special week of Canadian inspired cooking classes. Chef David Robertson shows us how to make poached sablefish with buttered crab.

A woman charged with manslaughter in connection with a deadly Vancouver nightclub attack in August 2016 made a court appearance today. Jordan Armstrong has the details.

A woman charged with manslaughter in connection with a deadly Vancouver nightclub attack in August 2016 made a court appearance today. Jordan Armstrong has the details.

One person was rescued after a major B.C. highway near Williams Lake was washed out.

After a wet start to the week in Metro Vancouver, warm weather is coming — just in time for the official first full day of summer, Wednesday.

A new report says Kamloops bylaw officers shouldn't be armed with pepper spray and batons and the department should move to a "friendlier" community-focused outlook.

Soulful music by singers/song writers Banai & McDaniel. We know you will love Jenny and Bre with their beautiful melodies, artful songwriting and profound perspective. All this blends effortlessly for an unforgettable evening. Limited seating.

A man who raped and murdered a three-year-old girl on the Sunshine Coast more than 30 years ago is up for full parole review.  

It took nearly 11 hours, but a 17-year-old girl from Kelowna, B.C., has completed her gruelling goal of swimming around Bowen Island, just north of Vancouver.

It could be a while before Canada and the U.S. reach a new trade agreement, as both sides dig in.

The BC Liberals are ending a program that saw them publicly report political donations ever two weeks.

Th Independent Investigations Office of B.C. has been called in to investigate the death of a Port Coquitlam man.

Family members say they will take Ahmad Nourani Shallo's body back to his home country of Iran, but the financial burden is growing.

A driver had to be rescued after a car was swept away in a washout early this morning along Highway 20 near Williams Lake.

It took nearly 11 hours, but a 17-year-old girl from Kelowna, B.C., has completed her gruelling goal of swimming around an island off the coast of Vancouver.

Greenwood — a city with a population of 665 in B.C.'s Interior — is losing its only food bank.

One person needed to be pulled to safety after an early morning wash out along a rural British Columbia highway swept away at least one vehicle.

The largest free festival in Western Canada featuring RCAF Snowbirds, Trooper, 5440, Aaron Pritchett, the Powder Blues Band and the largest parade in the B.C. Interior

On average, 59 pedestrians and 10 cyclists are killed in B.C. every year after being struck by a motor vehicle.

Time after time, careless drivers who killed cyclists are being let off the hook without severe penalties. As Kelly Hayes reports, cycling advocates believe that until the consequences to drivers change, cyclists will be taking their lives into their own hands.

The BC Liberals are promising an increase to income assistance rates in Thursday's throne speech.

The BC Liberals are promising an increase to income assistance rates in Thursday's throne speech.

Crews were forced to abandon the search for Alvin Dunic, 57, five days after he disappeared because of high water levels in the Kootenays.

Premier Christy Clark is promising to change course on several contentious issues in the upcoming speech from the throne in the B.C. Legislature.

The widow of former Penticton radio host Jeremy McGoran wants people to remember her husband for the work he did speaking out about mental health issues, and not for the way he died.

It is still a sellers' market in the province, according to the latest forecast by the B.C. Real Estate Association.

The trial for a woman accused of beating another woman to death on the Granville strip will begin today.

With environmentalist Tzeporah Berman let go as an adviser to the Alberta government, the NDP maintains it was because her work was done — and not because of opposition pressures or her controversial comments of past.

More than a decade after First Nations along northern B.C.’s so-called Highway of Tears began pleading for reliable public transportation, two new bus routes have started regular service along Highway 16.

B.C.'s police watchdog has been called in to investigate a fatal police incident in Port Coquitlam.

Your grocery bill may not rise by quite as much as Canada's leading food price experts expected this year, but there's one section where you should expect to pay even more: the butcher.

CBC’s iTeam recorded an immigration consultant offering to pay a Prince Albert business owner cash in exchange for a letter offering a Chinese national a job.

The Ontario Liberal government has come under pressure over the closing of rural schools in the province. But with changing demographics, it's an issue facing many small Canadian communities that fear it can have a significant negative impact on growth and their local economy.

A Toronto man is warning people to take a close look at the penalties they'll face for breaking a mortgage before they lock in.

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Soapbox racers zoom down North Shore slope
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Local youth zoomed down a race course laid out on Carnation Street in Seymour Heights in North Vancouver on Sunday to finally test out soapbox cars they spent months building. Since January, children between 10 and 12-years-old designed and built their ...

Local youth spent months building colourful vehicles as part of a community program.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 for Sunday, June 18, 2017. For the latest news and video, go to globalnews.ca/bc.

The Sunday, June 18, 2017 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

Sun, Jun 18: A parish hall in Marpole has been heavily damaged after a suspicious fire. Grace Ke has more.

Sun, Jun 18: New pools are being proposed throughout Vancouver city, including an outdoor pool along the Fraser river. Kristen Robinson has more.

Sun, Jun 18: Tanya Beja has a little tribute to all the fantastic fathers out there.

Sun, Jun 18: Breaking news out of London with another horrific incident prompting a major response from Scotland Yard and Metropolitan police. Geoff Hastings reports.