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The city said the 81 affordable homes will share the space with four community non-profits.

Police allege the accused were selling fentanyl and carfentanil from a business they own in downtown Kelowna and from their home in the Black Mountain area.

Police are reissuing a public plea for information relating to a 23-year-old cold case that came to be known as the Princeton Angels.

They've had great success with deer culls in Kimberly but now the Kootenay mountain town is arguing relocating deer is a cheaper, more viable option than it used to be.

They've had great success with deer culls in Kimberly but now the Kootenay mountain town is arguing relocating deer is a cheaper, more viable option than it used to be.

Aerial footage of the crash on Nordel Way that claimed the life of one person.

The condition of the second driver is still unknown.

Kusone was last seen Sept. 17 by a care giver in the 45000 block of Wellington Avenue.

There are some signs that the hot Okanagan real estate market is slowing down.

Nine cities, including Ottawa and Regina, were cut from the list announced in August.

Claire Newell with precautions you should take before every trip, plus what you need to keep in mind when booking with ultra-low-cost carriers.

Heading into the Thanksgiving weekend, Vancouver Fire Rescue are putting out a reminder about the danger of kitchen grease fires.

Pastry Chef Christophe Bonzon of Chez Christophe shows us how to make chocolate bark with pumpkins and hazelnuts

Tips from Vancouver Fire and Rescue about preventing kitchen fires as head into the Thanksgiving long weekend.

The website of a B.C. mosque that federal charity auditors said received funding from Qatar included a link to anti-Semitic content that urged an “Islamic jihad” against Jews.

The last time Vancouver held a by-election in 1992, just 10 per cent of registered voters showed up at the polls.

On October 9, 1994 a man looking for a knife in an outhouse pit at Allison Lake Provincial Park made a tragic discovery.

Jake Blackmore was hunting with his 16-year-old son when the sow charged at him.

We may be entering what is typically the wet and rainy season for most of B.C., but residents on the Sunshine Coast are now under Stage 4 water restrictions.

With a big weekend of cooking on the horizon, Jordan Armstrong got some advice on how to deal with any potential grease fires that may happen in the kitchen.

His birth certificate read John Bolhuis, but everyone around Ladner, B.C., knew him as Big John — and at 6'7 and 240 pounds it was an appropriate nickname.

The egg industry said it's heard from consumers who wanted some guarantee the eggs they were purchasing really did come from a free-range farm, and it's listening.

The city of Vancouver says it could have been better prepared after last year's cold spell. This year, officials say they're better prepared.

One in three children admitted to BC Children’s Hospital suffers from ‘rare’ diseases. Dr. Stuart Turvey explains the diagnostic odyssey children face and how the funds raised by the BC Children’s Hospital Dream Home Lottery help facilitate this.

To mark the day and honour the estimated 1,200 Indigenous women who have been murdered or gone missing in Canada over the decades, red dresses were draped on trees in Seaforth Peace Park as part of the National Day of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

Statue made by artist Myfanwy MacLeod pays homage to the camels that once walked the B.C. Cariboo during the province's gold rush.

TransCanada is killing the Energy East pipeline and Eastern Mainline projects.

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TransCanada says it won't proceed with its Energy East pipeline and Eastern Mainline proposals.

TransCanada says it won't proceed with its Energy East pipeline and Eastern Mainline proposals.

A New Brunswick soldier has been identified as the man whose silhouette is immortalized on a wartime memorial in Victoria, B.C., honouring military personnel killed in the Afghanistan war.

A Burnaby contractor is suing the City of Burnaby over what it claims are unpaid bills.

The federal government's plan for a 10 per cent "sin tax" on legalized recreational marijuana sales sounds pretty good to the head of Canopy Growth Corp., Canada's largest, publicly-traded marijuana producer.

Premier John Horgan says he didn't hear much about B.C.'s housing affordability crisis at the First Ministers meeting.

Vancouver Fire Capt. Jonathan Gormick says he can't overstate the importance of paying attention to alarm bells.

Braden Matejka, a Canadian who was shot in the head in the weekend attack on a country music festival, left Las Vegas Wednesday on a 22-hour road trip back home.

The WHL Kelowna Rockets record drops to 2-1-0-1 on the season following a 8-3 loss to the Victoria Royals Wednesday night on home ice. After opening up scoring with two goals in the first, the wheels came off the Rockets game in the second when the Royals scored six unanswered goals.

Construction is about to begin on the first phase of Okanagan rail trail between Vernon and Lake Country. Officials held an open house in Lake Country Wednesday night to continue gathering feedback from local residents. Doris Maria Bregolisse reports.

Police across the province are cracking down on cellphone use on the roads, but one father who lost his son to distracted driving wants corporations to take a more engaged role in the anti-distracted driving campaign.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Wednesday, October 4, 2017.

The hundreds of thousands of extra drivers who are taking to the Port Mann bridge since the NDP government dropped the tolls are finding that it’s not always smooth sailing. Ted Chernecki reports.

The Wednesday, October 4, 2017 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

A team of B.C. doctors is preparing for a mission on the other side of the world that will give children in poor communities a chance at a normal life.

Today’s Global News Hour at 6 Health Matters is brought to you by Pharmasave.

The jury rejected a defence of "not criminally responsible due to mental disorder."

The Condill Hotel started in part as a place where workers stayed during the construction of the Alaska Highway. But over the last 75 years, it has become much more than just an overnight resting spot in Fort St. John, B.C.

Vancouver police are issuing a warning to singles who use online dating services. Nadia Stewart explains the chilling trend behind that warning.

A huge fire at a Vancouver metal shop forced the evacuation of several buildings, including dogs in a kennel. Aaron McArthur reports.

TransLink says 56 new cars are now on order.

Faulty floodgates along the Fraser River are having harmful effects on salmon stocks, according to a new SFU study.