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“For the small mom and pop places like ours it's a tough go. Financially and psychologically it’s very difficult.”

RCMP are asking for the public's help in finding a 34-year-old Nanaimo man who is wanted for several violent offences and warrants.

One week after the body of 13-year-old Marrisa Shen was found in Burnaby’s Central Park, the RCMP and IHIT make an appeal for tips and warn the public about safety in the area.

It's been one week since 13-year-old Marrisa Shen's body was found in a Burnaby Park and there are still very few answers.

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Marrisa Shen's homicide was a 'random' attack, police say
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One week after a 13-year-old girl was found dead in the park near her Burnaby, B.C., home, investigators are warning the public that Marrisa Shen's homicide appears to be a random attack. "Her death was random. Her murder was random," said Cpl.and more »

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One week after a 13-year-old girl was found dead in the park near her Burnaby, B.C., home, investigators are warning the public that Marrisa Shen's homicide ...and more »

But some advocates worry the vote could fail.

But some advocates worry the vote could fail.

Kristina Stoyanova from Get Connected Media has the latest must-have back to school tech accessories available at Staples.

New drone footage released by the Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) show a number of homes and structures destroyed in the small community of Loon Lake.

A fire in B.C.'s Lake Country that destroyed eight homes in the Central Okanagan was arson, Kelowna RCMP said Wednesday.

A fire in B.C.'s Lake Country that destroyed eight homes in the Central Okanagan was arson, Kelowna RCMP said Wednesday.

Fire officials from the Thompson-Nicola Regional District have released drone footage showing the wildfire destruction of homes and property at Loon Lake, near Clinton, B.C.

Watch the RCMP news conference here live at 2 p.m. PT

One week after a 13-year-old girl was found dead in the park near her Burnaby, B.C., home, investigators are warning the public that Marrisa Shen's homicide appears to be a random attack.

Slower growth in Canada's young adult population is also a problem, the agency said.

People who live in the West End are speaking out against a proposed mega tower. The 57-storey building is slated to be built at Nelson and Burrard — making it one of the tallest buildings in Vancouver. Jordan Armstrong has the details.

Police said the man may have been camping in the park.

The snowmageddon of the past winter has the City of Vancouver considering fines for people who drive without winter tires.

While the Subaru Ironman Canada race brings 3,000 endurance athletes to the Whistler, it also brings a bevy of road closures.

More people are taking transit in Metro Vancouver than ever before.

A young red-tailed hawk that has been raised by a pair of bald eagles in a Sidney, B.C., nest continues to defy the odds.

RCMP officers are investigating after finding the body ofman floating in the waters of Okanagan Lake Wednesday morning.

The Pacific NorthWest LNG project will not be going ahead. What happened, who loses out and who will benefit?

The NDP government has rejected the idea of reviving photo radar but one expert says photo radar could be an ideal solution to deal with ICBC's financial crisis.

Second quarter earnings reports send American stock markets up

Attorney General David Eby says delays would likely lead to lawsuits for the provincial government.

The body of a missing Vancouver man has been found.

A Whistler environment advocacy group says a zero waste strategy is leaving a lighter environmental footprint from the busy summer schedule of outdoor festivals, concerts and races.

The Surrey Creep Catcher group has been ordered to remove the videos and information of two people they targeted, after complaints the group improperly collected, used and disclosed their personal information.

The Surrey Creep Catchers group has been ordered to remove the videos and information of two people they targeted, after complaints the group improperly collected, used and disclosed their personal information.

San Francisco has some of the highest rents in North America, but Vancouver is hoping the City by the Bay will have some advice on how it can deal with a rental market on fire.

San Francisco is facing its own housing issues with some of the highest rents in North America. So why is Vancouver turning to the Golden City for advice? Because its rental market has been on fire longer.

One of the men convicted of plotting to derail a Via passenger train between New York and Toronto is now being treated for schizophrenia and wants to appeal his life sentence, court heard on Wednesday.

The Elephant Hill wildfire has forced an evacuation order for a number of properties northeast of Clinton.

An East Vancouver neighbourhood is a crime scene Wednesday morning after reports of a shooting late Tuesday night.

Vancouver Police are asking for public help in finding an 85-year-old woman with dementia, who has disappeared.

Vancouver Police are asking for public help in finding an 85-year-old woman with dementia, who has disappeared.

The B.C. Economic Development Association is hoping to help business owners impacted by wildfires with a toll-free hotline to give them advice and direction on how to get back on their feet.

A family is searching for a self-portrait of their son, who died earlier this month. The painting was donated to a Vancouver Salvation Army thrift store.

The order affects people living at 7737, 7845, 8030 Fenton Rd., 8856 Linden Rd., 1357 to 2025 Mound Rd. and 1577 Mound-Loon Lake Rd.

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Businesses around Wells Gray Provincial Park count on the busy tourist months to make their income for the year, but the park's closure has meant a huge loss.and more »

Businesses around Wells Gray Provincial Park count on the busy tourist months to make their income for the year, but the park's closure has meant a huge loss.

Tue, Jul 25: One of the leaders of two rival gangs in Calgary has been identified as the victim of a fatal shooting in B.C.’s lower mainland. Roland Chin has a long history with police in Calgary, and his brother was killed in the same manner in 2008. Nancy Hixt reports.

“People who live these incredibly high risk lifestyles — sometimes it's a matter of time before it catches up to you."

The decision to scrap a multi-billion dollar LNG plant on the North Coast is being met with disappointment in the region.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Tuesday, July 25, 2017.

Fentanyl almost killed her. Now she's hoping to spare others the same experience.

The PNE's food line up is weirder and wackier than ever with options that will surely add a few pounds to the waistline. Here are seven things to try — if you're brave enough.

Tue, Jul 25: The City of Vancouver is one step closer to building a floating pool but as Catherine Urquhart reports, the move to eventually make False Creek safe for swimming won’t come without challenges.