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The iconic Granville Island store has already closed down, with the rest expected to follow suit by the end of the year.

Delicious cuisine and recipes cooked up on the Saturday Morning News. Chef Dan Olson from Railtown Catering whips a classic fall dessert: pumpkin pie with chantilly cream and explains how you can order your own ‘Thanksgiving to-go’ meal.

The B.C. Hockey League is gearing up for a new season, that will include a slight change to the league’s playoff format.

Top gardening tips from the folks at Gardenworks. From your front porch to your front hall, Gardenworks expert Michelle Tornai has ideas on how to inject some autumnal charm into your home for fall.

Sat, Sep 30: In Open House with Kaitlyn Herbst, a designer shares tips on ways you can make a small space in your home appear bigger by making smart choices with your furniture.

From Oct. 1 through March 31, drivers are required to use snow tires on most B.C. highways.

From Oct. 1 through March 31, drivers are required to use snow tires on most B.C. highways.

A local historian says things could have been much different for the growing Metro Vancouver suburb.

Community hearings for the MMIWG inquiry were held in Smithers, B.C. this week. Over three days, families and survivors shared testimony about how they have been affected by violence against Indigenous women and girls.

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BC's grumpiest looking dogs to compete for blue ribbon
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"Best in Show" is nowhere to be found on the list of awards at this dog show. Neither is "Best in Breed" or "First in Group." Instead, canines competing in the Lazy Laker Dog Days Dog Show in Williams Lake, B.C., can go home with such titles as ...and more »

A hunter from B.C. is recovering from a bear mauling earlier this week.

As part of a fundraising campaign for the Williams Lake, B.C., Sea Cadets, an informal dog show will include categories like "fluffiest."

As U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un ramp up the rhetoric of nuclear war, an atomic bomb survivor living in Squamish, B.C. is urging the leaders to pursue peace.

Saturday is the deadline for 20 community centre associations to sign a new joint operating agreement with the Vancouver Park Board.

Crews will be installing a steel structure to support the new pedestrian walkway at the Commercial-Broadway station.

Baynes Sound, a narrow waterway between Denman Island and Vancouver Island, is one of the most active shellfish growing areas in the province.

The public's attention may not be as focused on fentanyl these days, but the statistics continue to be staggering.

B.C.'s premier says delays in promises are stemming from mess left behind from previous provincial government.

Headlined by gambling facilities, 'world-class' dining and two luxury hotels, developers promise the Parq Vancouver will attract tourists from across the world and 'enhance' thecity's tourism economy — but researchers warn it will all come at a cost.

There were plenty of emotional moments from Canada and beyond to captivate globalnews.ca readers this week.

There were plenty of emotional moments from Canada and beyond to captivate globalnews.ca readers this week.

B.C. Premier John Horgan is pushing for communities across the province to try and land Amazon's new headquarters.

Assistant Fire Chief Chad Gartrell said the suspicious fire was the second of its kind in that particular stretch of forest near Glen Canyon.

While the first 15 minutes of play held much promise for a win, the last half saw the Rockets give away their three point lead.

"It's happening at other casinos, investigators say, but River Rock is where it's really happening."

There were echoes in Oppenheimer Park of an similar protest held 20 years earlier, when the Downtown Eastside grieved those lost to heroin and AIDS.

The Empire Landmark Hotel is slated for demolition after being sold for more than 45-million dollars.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Friday, September 29, 2017.

The Friday, September 29, 2017 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

The land deal that stopped Port Moody from becoming Vancouver. Squire Barnes has the story.

For more than a year, Joe Roberts walked 9,100 kilometres while pushing a shopping cart, all in the fight to end youth homelessness. Linda Aylesworth has the story.

Some Port Moody locals have decided to skip the commute, and developed a small business culture so that residents can work and shop closer to home. Ted Field has the story.

A Canada Revenue Agency audit of the Islamic Society of B.C. showed tens of thousands of dollars in donations were spent for personal use from October 2010 until September 2013. Now the whistleblower who went to the authorities alleges the man accused of using the charity as his own bank account is still running it,...

He's well on his way to become a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, says one officer.

Police release the names of the couple killed in their own home, as investigators try to determine whether their deaths were targeted or random. Jill Bennett reports.

Premier John Horgan outlines how he’s going to spend some of the $300 million he’s committed to battling B.C.’s deadly opioid crisis. Keith Baldrey has the details.

The B.C. government is contributing $50,000 to support Metro Vancouver's effort to woo Amazon into selecting the city as the site for its second headquarters.

Saturday, Sept. 23 was supposed to be the day Daylan Postkin celebrated his second birthday at Chucky Cheese. Instead, an RCMP officer met his mother Kandis Potskin at the front door of their Spruce Grove apartment. He had a B.C. court order that allowed him to take Daylan and give him to his father, who he'd last seen as a newborn.

It's called the “One Water Street” development, an ambitious project that will see the construction of Kelowna's two tallest towers.

From restaurants to wineries, the Okanagan culinary industry is trying to find a recipe for success as it faces a severe labour shortage. The demand for skilled cooks and chefs is increasing, but the labour pool isn’t keeping up with demand. As Shelby Thom reports, some employers are getting creative in their methods to recruit...

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New push to scrap daylight saving time in British Columbia
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There's still more than a month to go before daylight saving time ends, but there's already renewed talk about scrapping the controversial practice in B.C.. On Friday, mayors from the Union of B.C. Municipalities passed a resolution calling on the ...and more »

Hundreds of schoolchildren gathered at the former site of a residential school in Mission, B.C., on Friday to honour survivors and hear their stories.

The newest addition to Vancouver's ever changing skyline opened its doors for the first time Friday.

West Kelowna's resolution on photo radar got support from delegates at the Union of B.C. Municipalities Convention.

"I know that some people are frustrated that it hasn't already happened, and I appreciate their frustration, but I want them to know, we're working on this."

It took months to identify the soldier depicted in the image engraved on the new memorial, but Lt. Michael McCauley and his wife will be in attendance at the upcoming unveiling.

$31.3 million of the new money will go to law enforcement.

Consumers are hungry for culinary tourism options in the Okanagan Valley, but the industry is starved for trained culinary workers.

A Canada Revenue Agency audit of the Islamic Society of BC showed tens of thousands of dollars in donations was used on a personal spending spree between 2010 and 2013. Now, the whistleblower who came forward to the CRA, is alleging the man accused of using the charity as his piggy bank is still running...

Premier John Horgan said Friday that B.C. will meet the tight federal timeline.