British Columbia news

The provincial minister of transportation says Greyhound Canada's bid to end all its passenger bus routes in northern B.C. isn't taking into account the social needs of northern regions.

Richmond City Council is asking Transport Canada to reject the Vancouver Airport Authority's application

Medical marijuana producer Tilray will begin construction of a greenhouse and processing facility in Portugal next month — becoming the first Canadian company to receive a licence to cultivate outside the country.

The B.C. Supreme Court has upheld a ruling ordering a woman to pay the B.C. SPCA's costs for caring for 88 animals they seized from her in Sept. 2016.

Members of the Secwepemc Nation in British Columbia say they are building the first of 10 tiny homes that will be placed directly in the path of Kinder Morgan's $7.4-billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Claire Newell has high tech solutions to make traveling a little bit easier and she also tells us what to do if Hurricane Irma is affecting your travel plans.

The B.C. legislature will have a noticeably different look when it resumes sitting later this week, as a sea of new faces – 27 of them! -- will take their places as rookie MLAs.

No more six-page booklet to leaf through and pin to the front of the fridge; the Canadian Food Guide is getting an upgrade for the smartphone era.

A construction worker has been seriously injured after a workplace accident in Chilliwack.

Calmer winds are helping firefighters battling the Finlay Creek wildfire between Peachland and Summerland.

As part of Recovery Week, Dr. João Goulão is in Metro Vancouver to share his ideas with addiction specialists and policy makers during the ongoing overdose crisis.

Angie Quaale of Well Seasoned helps ease us into fall with a delicious rice pudding and candied butternut squash.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his government's proposed tax changes for incorporated small businesses during a press conference after a spirited caucus meeting in Kelowna, B.C., where talk over the controversial changes dominated discussion.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is addressing the media after a spirited caucus meeting in Kelowna, B.C., where talk over controversial changes to the small business tax regime dominated discussion.

An early morning house fire in Surrey is now the scene of a homicide investigation after a body was found inside the burnt out home. Jordan Armstrong reports.

B.C. Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver is calling for a provincial inquiry into the Port Mann Bridge project after a year long CBC News investigation raised questions about the projects oversight.

B.C. Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver is calling for a provincial inquiry into the Port Mann Bridge project after a year long CBC News investigation raised questions about the projects oversight.

New statistics released by the BC Coroners Service shows fentanyl was found in 81 per cent of illicit drug overdose deaths in the province this year.

One of the victims of a multi-vehicle dump truck accident in Coquitlam, B.C., Tuesday was a recently married father-to-be.

The opioid fentanyl is responsible for the vast majority of illicit drug overdose deaths in British Columbia.

The Kelowna courthouse, along with many other buildings on Water Street, was evacuated Thursday morning after a suspicious package was found on the courthouse premises.

The Hepatitis A pineapple chunks recall, issued by health authorities in B.C. last week, has now been expanded to include other products.

A group of avid cycling grandmothers will pedal across Vancouver Island this week, raising funds to support grandmothers who are caring for children orphaned by the continuing AIDS epidemic in Africa.

If you’ve found yourself in the path of Hurricane Irma, or have planned to travel to affected areas, here is essential information you should keep on hand.

By shifting away from delayed payments, one personal injury lawyer argues the insurance company might be able to improve its books.

Chilliwack-Hope MLA Laurie Throness says the next B.C. Liberal leader should shape a mountain to create a globally-significant sculpture.

Chilliwack-Hope MLA Laurie Throness says the next B.C. Liberal leader should shape a mountain to create a globally-significant sculpture.

The Vancouver International Film Festival announced Wednesday that Todd Haynes' film Wonderstruck has landed the much vaunted spot of closing gala film.

Over the last 10 years, the number of students at Rick Hansen Secondary has dropped significantly. Some Abbotsford, B.C. parents say they'll send their kids anywhere but there, including to private schools or changing school districts.

Abbotsford police are warning of a high-risk sex offender who has just been released.

Flames broke out at the home on 112A Avenue just after midnight.

Fire crews were called to the fire on 112a Avenue near 123 Street just before 12:20 a.m. Thursday.

Fire crews were called to the fire on 112a Avenue near 123 Street just before 12:20 a.m. Thursday.

There was more gun violence in the Lower Mainland overnight as a man is in hospital after being shot while driving on Highway 1.

It's the oldest and smallest neighbourhood in Vancouver — but could it be the only one without cars at its centre?

The B.C. government overpaid millions for the Port Mann Bridge project because there was no rigorous verification of invoicing, timing and completion of work, according to six sources at two separate auditing firms and hundreds of documents leaked to CBC News.

How do you research a story about the biggest transportation project in B.C. history, when no one attached to the project will speak on the record, and all you have are stacks of jargon-filled documents?

While some Indigenous activists gear up to fight expansion of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline on the streets and in court, federal Liberal cabinet ministers say there's no going back on their decision to approve the $7.4-billion project.

Surrey RCMP said after being shot, the victim drove himself to a nearby exit before first responders took him to hospital.

It would have been one of the biggest construction projects in BC history, but now the NDP government has put a halt on the bridge to replace the Massey tunnel. As Paul Johnson reports, reaction to the hold-up has been mixed.

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Recovering from a historic wildfire season is expected to take British Columbia's forest industry at least five years, the province's Forest Ministry said on Wednesday.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Wednesday, September 6, 2017.

Police in Abbotsford are warning residents that a sex offender with a history of abusing children has been released from prison and will be living in their community.

Family and friends identified the driver of the truck as 30-year-old Bobby Vanderhoef.

Several animals have died after getting stuck in a thick mud pit that was once a thriving pond in Jericho Beach Park, according to wildlife advocates. The Vancouver Park Board has since fenced off the area.

According to the BC Securities Commission the reputation for "cryptocurrencies" is changing.

A recall of pineapple chunks that may be tainted with Hepatitis A has been expanded.

The sun released its biggest solar flare in more than 10 years this morning, which could lead to big problems here on earth. Linda Aylesworth reports.

Mike Hamill, a B.C. man with a long history of working in the fitness industry, faces the biggest fight of his life after being left a paraplegic by a freak boating accident. Sonia Deol has his story.