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Investigators said Krietz was spotted in Prince George on July 8 where he checked out of a local motel, and may have had plans to head towards the Lower Mainland.

There have been 31 deaths in Lynn Canyon in the last 24 years.

The board says the composite benchmark price for all residential properties in the area is currently $1,019,400, up 8.7 per cent from July 2016.

These conditions have now prompted an air quality advisory and heat wave warning for Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

Police were called Tuesday afternoon because a man’s body was discovered in the lake.

Southern Vancouver Island expect higher traffic volumes from Aug. 3 to 8.

Mike Agerbo of Get Connected Media shows us the latest high tech gadgets for your office.

In order to win big, you can’t be too big, that’s the life of a jockey. But as Squire Barnes reports, you must be strong without the size.

A 26-year-old man allegedly tried to steal a vehicle belonging to a retired RCMP member.

The Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner is holding a public hearing into allegations of misconduct against a member of the Vancouver police department. Const. Brian Hobbs is accused of unlawfully entering a man's home and handcuffing him.

Joy Pecknold from Fashion Magazine has a quick and easy guide to planning the perfect picnic.

A three-car collision, which involved a police car, happened at East 13th Ave. and Victoria Drive this morning.

More than 130 wildfires burning across the province has pushed smoke to the coast, and it's likely to get worse before it gets better.

Smoke from more than 130 wildfires burning across the province has pushed smoke to the coast, and it's likely to get worse before it gets better.

Smoke from more than 130 wildfires burning across the province has pushed smoke to the coast, and it's likely to get worse before it gets better.

One of the first people at the scene of a plane crash off Vancouver Island says the two people on board the small aircraft were lucky they weren't more seriously hurt.

One of the first people at the scene of a plane crash off Vancouver Island says the two people on board the small aircraft were lucky they weren't more seriously hurt.

One of the first people at the scene of a plane crash off Vancouver Island says the two people on board the small aircraft were lucky they weren't more seriously hurt.

A Smoky Skies Bulletin continues for many areas of the province including Okanagan and Shuswap.

Surrey RCMP is asking for the public's help to identify a suspect from an assault and robbery that occurred in the city.

The Okanagan Indian Band has lifted its last evacuation order related to this year’s flood.

Surrey RCMP were called to the 18700 block of 24th Avenue after reports of a car on fire. Global 1 captured images of a burned out SUV where upon investigation a body was discovered.

In 2016, the previous Liberal government had implemented a 15 per cent tax on foreign nationals buying property in Metro Vancouver.

The advisory continues for Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley because of high concentrations of fine particulate matter that are expected to persist for several days.

Global BC’s Nadia Stewart reports on the effects of heavy wildfire smoke along Highway 97 outside Cache Creek.

Posts by vigilante justice groups attempting to out an Edmonton man as a pedophile were not enough to trigger an investigation, says the detective who oversaw the man's arrest.

The Transportation Safety Board says the private plane went down and flipped onto Vargas beach Tuesday afternoon.

As Apple traded up to new all-time highs – over $159 per share at market opening – the DOW moved over the 22,000 mark for the first time in its 121 year history.

Roads along 24th Avenue, between 184th and 188th streets, are closed as officers investigate.

The crash took place a decade ago near the Dry Lake campground, where five teens had travelled to via car.

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) has been called in after a body was found in a burned vehicle in Surrey this morning.

Fire officials are now saying at least two wildfires in B.C. this season are likely to be human-caused.

The road has been closed 25 kilometres east of Golden due to a vehicle collision.

A water pump and hundreds of feet of fire hose were stolen from a crew fighting Harrop Creek wildfire in B.C.

A water pump and hundreds of feet of fire hose were stolen from a crew fighting Harrop Creek wildfire in B.C.

Farmer Tom Henry: "I’m very keen on this bear getting shot in the head, that’s for sure."

Childless couples and empty-nesters growing at faster rate than couples living with children, 2016 census figures show.

Highway 93 was closed in both directions between Radium Hot Springs and the B.C. Alberta border Wednesday morning due to a wildfire burning in the region.

B.C. Premier John Horgan said the NDP government wants a vote for new Vancouver School Board trustees included with the byelection to fill the vacant Vancouver city council seat in October. The elected school board was fired in October 2016.

A three-car crash in Surrey sent has sent one person to hospital.

Abbotsford Mayor Henry Braun voted in favour of removing land from the Agricultural Land Reserve for industrial development because the city is running out of industrial land.

BC Hydro, who already has a one-third interest in Waneta dam, wants to buy the remaining two-thirds interest from Teck Resources Limited.

BC Hydro, who already has a one-third interest in Waneta dam, wants to buy the remaining two-thirds interest from Teck Resources Limited.

An employee of the business said all the roasting equipment was turned off when the fire broke just after 11 p.m., at the large warehouse on Myrtle Street.

A man claims that a Vancouver police officer entered his home unlawfully.

B.C. residents are expected to blast their air conditioners.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Tuesday, August 1, 2017.

Mounties say they reluctantly turned the dog over to the SPCA in the hopes she can be reunited with her owners.

Mounties say they reluctantly turned the dog over to the SPCA in the hopes she can be reunited with her owners.

Early efforts to track the bear were hampered by some residents urging others not to report sightings.