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A Downtown Eastside bus stop that serves five bus routes and 700 passengers daily is no longer in operation.

After a group of Canadians studying at an expensive medical school in the Caribbean were stranded by Hurricane Irma, SFU prof Valorie Crooks asks who should be responsible for saving them?

"It has been a good run of almost 17 years and it is time to re-center as age is taking its toll."

The Kamloops restaurant provided thousands of free meals to wildfire evacuees over the summer.

Richmond City Council is maintaining the status quo by encouraging, but not forcing, business owners to include English on their signs.

CKNW is proud to support Kidsport day 2017 September 10th to 29th! Click here to find out how you can support Kidsport!

Venus is an 8-year-old shepherd cross looking for a new forever home at the Vancouver SPCA. She has lots to offer but needs a constant companion.

A British Columbia man convicted of criminally harassing his ex-wife says she and her fiance insulted and taunted him in emails for years before he created a revenge website targeting her.

Have radishes been forgotten from your plate? Registered Dietician Diana Steele explains why you should be adding them to your diet.

A national coalition says the city should make Airbnb responsible for the listings on their site.

During an interview with police, Scott claimed McKinty choked herself with a shirt while the pair were engaged in intercourse.

The 2017 Easter Seals Drop Zone took place in downtown Vancouver Tuesday morning. Take a look at how our Chris Gailus rappelling down the side of the Guinness Tower.

He will be placed on the six-game injured list and will not return to action in 2017, the team said Tuesday in a release.

Finance Minister Carole James delivered the new NDP government’s first budget update on Monday. Keith Baldrey explains what was missing from the spending list.

Sentencing delayed again for a man convicted of assault in a violent road rage incident in Surrey in 2016. Jordan Armstrong has the details.

CKNW Welcomes The Tenors back to Vancouver for their Christmas Together Tour when the vocal supergroup plays the Q.E. Theatre November 24th!

Fire ripped through an east Vancouver rooming house on Monday evening, forcing residents to flee for their safety. Crews had their hands full trying to stop the blaze from spreading through the older building. Jennifer Palma has the details.

RCMP are looking for help identifying a suspect believed to be involved in a car accident on Highway 3 that left a woman dead.

Sentencing has been delayed a second time for a Surrey man who was involved in a violent road rage incident in May 2016.

Congestion is up on the Port Mann and Golden Ears Bridge after becoming toll-free.

The pickup truck was engulfed in flames when emergency responders arrived.

A Canadian man who bit a 14-year-old girl on her right breast during a Green Day concert in Portland, Ore., last month has been sentenced to 30 days in jail.

"It's a small town so basically everyone knows I won," said Shelly Reglin.

Coquitlam designers have given Rochester Park new bones, inspired by old bones, in a $48-million remake that's inspiring young climbers burning off steam as the new school year begins.

A First Nation has been granted access to a private property in Cawston, B.C. after its ancestral burial site was desecrated in February of 2016.

The ratings agency says if house prices fall dramatically, other sectors of the economy should be able to absorb those jobs.

On the Coast food columnist Gail Johnson describes the experience of Vancouver chef Andrea Carlson, who was chosen to take part in a journey through the Northwest Passage.

The B.C. Lions will be without quarterback Travis Lulay for the remainder of the season after he suffered a "significant and season-ending knee injury" during the team's win over Montreal on September 8.

A Vancouver Island mother has not been seen since Tuesday, Sept. 5, and her family and friends are very concerned about her.

British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa on Monday as Canadian officials try to resolve a potentially damaging trade dispute over passenger jets with U.S. aerospace manufacturer Boeing.

British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa on Monday as Canadian officials try to resolve a potentially damaging trade dispute over passenger jets with U.S. aerospace manufacturer Boeing.

A crash on Highway 3 left the route between Hope and Princeton closed for hours.

Police are searching for a suspect who fled a fatal crash that closed the Hope-Princeton highway for several hours last night.

A crash on Highway 3 left the route between Hope and Princeton closed for hours.

A group of U.S. kayakers stranded along the Klinaklini River needed to be airlifted to safety Friday after dangerous river conditions made it unsafe to continue.

Senior Canadian police officials tell MPs studying the government's marijuana legalization legislation that police won't be ready to enforce new laws by next summer and they ask the government for more time.

Fire crews responded to a 3-alarm fire on Hastings at Commercial Monday night.

An out-of-control wildfire that had been threatening Waterton Lakes National Park in southwestern Alberta has raged over the park boundaries, forcing thousands of people to flee from nearby communities overnight.

A wildfire raging out of control in southwestern Alberta grew by 50 per cent overnight, burning into the townsite in Waterton Lakes National Park and forcing hundreds of people to flee, officials said Tuesday morning.

The Kenow wildfire raging through southwestern Alberta has reached 42,000 hectares in size, according to the latest fire map released by Parks Canada, as it burned its way into the townsite in Waterton Lakes National Park and forced hundreds of people to flee.

An out-of-control wildfire threatening Waterton Lakes National Park in southwestern Alberta has raged over the park boundaries, forcing hundreds of people to flee from nearby communities. Join CBC News at 11:30 a.m. MT as we livestream a wildfire update.

Aid rushed in to hurricane-scarred Florida early Tuesday, residents began to dig out, and officials slowly pieced together the scope of Irma's vicious path of destruction across the peninsula.

Residents are allowed to return to some of the northern Florida Keys, but the Lower Keys remain off limits as officials piece together the scope of hurricane's destruction.

Residents of an East Vancouver apartment building were forced out of their homes Monday evening as a three-alarm fire tore through the structure.

Nine people, including a suspect who was fatally shot by an officer, have died after a man opened fire during a gathering to watch football at a suburban Dallas home, police said Monday.

RCMP are asking for your help locating a man believed to be involved in a collision, who left before police arrived.

"I think that it'll show current and future residents of Coquitlam that they're wanted in Coquitlam."

"No one expected we'd be doing a budget in September, we had hoped we would be doing a budget in early summer."

"You kind of wonder are we doing the right thing and is this ever going to end?"

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Monday, September 11, 2017.