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At the time of his arrest, he was found with another man who is well known in the drug trade.

The Elephant Hill fire, which eventually grew to over 110,000 hectares in size, was one of the most devastating in a record-breaking wildfire season for B.C.

Across the province, B.c. entrepreneurs and business owners are planning to sell but may not be prepared for the transition, warns a survey by the Business Development Bank of Canada.

"This is a potentially hazardous product and the potential for cross-contamination."

Mike Agerbo has the latest tech gadgets for your home

Acting Commissioner Drew MacArthur said they saw consistently poor compliance rates and an increase in length of time it takes to process request.

Public Health officials with Fraser Health are asking everyone who bought Original Kulfi brand product from Supreme Ice Cream in Surrey to immediately discard the product.

Police say the body of a hiker who fell from an Oregon cliff more than a week ago has washed ashore.

Royal Dinette is hosting a special evening of “Sake & Wine & Everything Fine”. Wine Director Claire Saksun gives us a preview.

A young couple moving to Vancouver from New Brunswick has lost nearly all their belongs after their U-Haul van was stolen.

Wed, Sept. 20: Langley RCMP are on scene of another shooting in the Aldergrove area. Police say an innocent bystander’s house was also struck.

British Columbia's Information and Privacy Commissioner is expressing "disappointment" at the previous provincial government's consistent delays in responding to Freedom of Information Requests.

“When the earthquake ends and you realize you are alive, it’s like a dream, but when you see the devastation left behind, it’s like a nightmare.”

Jarrod Bacon is back in a Quebec prison after police found the notorious B.C. gangster breaking the conditions of his statutory release.

Highway 3 between Paulson Summit to Kootenay Pass is expected to get significant accumulations.

A young couple from Moncton, New Brunswick, were hoping for a fresh start in Vancouver.

Two weeks after classes are back in session, B.C. is still facing a serious lack of teachers on call and the students most affected by the shortage are those in special needs programs.

Langley RCMP are currently on scene at a home on 270B Street.

Brent and Sonia discuss some upcoming TV releases

Premier John Horgan's NDP government asked the commission to review the economic viability of the $8.8-billion project after taking office.

The B.C. Utilities Commission is telling BC Hydro it needs a lot more answers to complete its review of the Site C dam.

It’s been called the Miracle on the Hudson – When US Airways Flight 1549 ditched into the Hudson River on January 15th 2009 Dave Sanderson was one of the last people off the flight. He helped other passengers get to safety before worrying about himself. We talk to him about the incident and how important...

Vancouverite Dan Badelescu lives in Mexico City and experienced the 7.1 magnitude earthquake that struck on Tuesday. He describes what it was like and what he saw.

With tickets now on sale for the 2018 Rugby Sevens in Vancouver – We chat with Team Canada star Harry Jones about what fans can expect.

Global News meteorologist Yvonne Schalle takes a look at the forecast for BC, including parts of the province that have experience some September snowfall in the past 24 hours.

Mexicans living in B.C. are in the process of contacting family and friends as two major earthquakes hit Mexico in just one month.

A group of filmmakers in Victoria are facing fierce criticism for charging white males a premium to attend the premier of a new web series.

A man behind a "justice-pricing" policy based on charging higher admission to white males attending the screening of his movie says he used a false name to promote it because he was concerned about a backlash that could risk his safety.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement.

More than half of adults in Canada say their shuteye is fitful at times, according to a Statistics Canada report released Wednesday.

Veteran B.C. MP and former federal NDP leadership candidate Nathan Cullen has endorsed Jagmeet Singh in the race to pick a replacement for Tom Mulcair.

The sole candidate in the race to lead the Independent Senators Group (ISG) says Conservative efforts to brand him as a sympathizer with communist China are unfair.

Desperate rescue workers scrabbled through rubble in a floodlit search on Wednesday for dozens of children feared buried beneath a Mexico City school, one of hundreds of buildings destroyed by the country's most lethal earthquake in a generation.

Desperate rescue workers scrabbled through rubble in a floodlit search on Wednesday for dozens of children feared buried beneath a Mexico City school, one of hundreds of buildings destroyed by the country's most lethal earthquake in a generation.

Desperate rescue workers scrabbled through rubble in a floodlit search on Wednesday for dozens of children feared buried beneath a Mexico City school, one of hundreds of buildings wrecked by the country's most lethal earthquake in a generation.

Two recent cases of pink salmon being found in Newfoundland and Labrador rivers are not a reason for panic, says the Atlantic Salmon Federation.

The CKNW and Global News Neighbourhood Series is an annual series that explores neighbourhoods in Vancouver, Surrey, and the Tri-Cities.

Canadian cities are vying to play host to Amazon's second headquarters — but not everyone agrees they should be.

Renée Peters testified at the B.C. Supreme Court on Tuesday in the second-degree murder trial against Daniel Paul.

A Kelowna crime victim is frustrated RCMP apparently don't think his case is serious enough to be taken seriously.

A Kelowna crime victim is frustrated RCMP apparently don't think his case is serious enough to be taken seriously.

"I hope Ruby grows up knowing her mother was courageous and compassionate. Two of Twyla's best qualities," wrote one donor.

The city says the four-decade-old pool is badly in need of rehabilitation.

"The amount of gas, maybe 20 bucks, that he took... he caused a few thousand dollars worth of damage."

City officials are now checking other tents in the area to ensure others aren't using propane.

B.C. won't follow Ontario's lead on new legislation cracking down on pot-impaired drivers — for now.

The strongest hurricane to hit Puerto Rico in over 80 years tore off roofs and doors, knocked out power across the entire island and unleashed heavy flooding Wednesday in an onslaught that could plunge the U.S. territory deeper into financial crisis.

One of the strongest hurricanes to ever hit Puerto Rico pummelled the island Wednesday as officials warned it would decimate the power company's crumbling infrastructure and force the government to rebuild dozens of communities.

One of the strongest hurricanes to ever hit Puerto Rico pummelled the island Wednesday, tearing off roofs and sending doors flying from hinges as officials warned Hurricane Maria would decimate the power company's crumbling infrastructure and force the government to rebuild dozens of communities.

"We appreciate the frustration and how there are many unanswered questions in regards to Marrisa's death. We're working tirelessly to try and collect those answers," said police.