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Ultra triathlon veteran Shanda Hill from Vernon, British Columbia, has conquered a 678-kilometre race with hours to spare.and more »

Ultra marathon veteran Shanda Hill from Vernon, British Columbia, has conquered a 678-kilometre race with hours to spare.

Ultra triathlon veteran Shanda Hill from Vernon, British Columbia, has conquered a 678-kilometre race with hours to spare.

Five unique recipes to impress your Thanksgiving guests.

More than 14,000 of the complaints were about black bears, while another 1,500 involved cougars and 430 were about grizzly bears.

Grease put down kitchen drains hardens into "fatbergs" which cost the region about $2 million to clean up each year.

The restrictions would expand the ban already in place for the First Narrows shipping lanes, blocking access for paddlers to Siwash Rock and Third Beach.

At least one person has been taken to hospital with serious injuries.

At least one person has been taken to hospital with serious injuries.

The Okanagan Connector was closed for hours on Friday as RCMP investigated the 5-car crash.

The Okanagan Connector was closed for hours on Friday as RCMP investigated the 5-car crash.

It has wood-panelled ceilings, a built-in bed and a DVD player — and it’s completely underground.

One man was killed in a crash that involved five vehicles on the Okanagan Connector Friday night.

Yvonne Schalle and Scott Pearce of Gardenworks show us how to put together a simple and quick Fall harvest plant display.

Saturday Chefs – “I yam what I yam.” “Well Seasoned” Chef Angie Quaale shows you five ways to make sweet potatoes

Sat, Oct 7: Orphaned Wildlife Rehab Raptor Care manager Rob Hope introduces us to Tika the blind owl and another one of his beautiful feathered friends.

Sat, Oct 7: Carol Todd, the Mother of cyber-bullying victim Amanda Todd, discusses how her personal tragedy is helping make the world a better place for others.

Sat, Oct 7: Erin Cebula and Kaitlynn Herbst take you on a guided tour of the spectacular BC Children’s Hospital Dream Lottery prize home in South Surrey. It’s 3700 square feet of pure luxury!

The film introduces a Syrian cast of young first-time actors and war survivors who channel their personal experiences of loss and new beginnings.

The province of British Columbia has put a stop work order on the restoration project of a tiny, fire lookout cabin on Eagle Pass Mountain and could order the structure be torn down.

Anti-nuclear weapons activists that spearheaded some of Vancouver's most iconic protests and peace marches are dismayed by the resurgence of political rhetoric surrounding nuclear weapons.

Two seniors have been living in a borrowed minivan since May because they cannot afford to find a place to live.

Two seniors have been living in a borrowed minivan since May because they cannot afford to find a place to live.

The Campbell Soup Company is recalling its Wolfgang Puck brand Creamy Butternut Squash Organic Soup because it contains mustard that isn't declared on the label.

After more than two years of trying to stop or alter Lululemon founder Chip Wilson's plans to build a huge dock at his Sunshine Coast property, neighbours say noisy construction has now begun on the project.

After more than two years of trying to stop or alter Lululemon founder Chip Wilson's plans to build a huge dock at his Sunshine Coast property, neighbours say noisy construction has now begun on the project.

Tales from the Las Vegas massacre transfixed social media audiences this week. Here are just a few stories.

Rentals may be few and far between, but be careful with any money you may be intending to use as a deposit.

A man was found with stab wounds in the 18700-block of 64 Avenue just before 8 p.m. Friday. It's unknown if anyone was arrested.

He was shot in the upper leg.

Reports suggest the perpetrator and the victim are related.

"Sometimes they seem to be running on square wheels."

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

After more than 30 years, Julia Doherty surprised her Mom with a phone call to finally say thanks for being there during her teenage years.

The Friday, October 6, 2017 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

Zach Belisky says strangers saved his life after he was shot in the leg Sunday night. He tells Global’s Neetu Garcha he saw muzzle fire coming from the Mandalay Hotel windows as the bullets rained down on the crowd.

Vancouver is abuzz with news that the city is in the running for the biggest sport event in the world. Nadia Stewart has more on just how confident the city is feeling about its chances.

More people living across Metro Vancouver are complaining about the ear-piercing squeals coming from SkyTrain. Jennifer Palma reports.

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One of the victims of a B.C. woman who conned hundreds out of more than $100 million is speaking out in anger and frustration. That’s as the woman who took his money appeals her prison sentence. Rumina Daya has the latest.

Mayor Gregor Robertson wants council to pass a motion approving a locals-only policy for future multi-family developments. But critics say it has more to do with politics than housing affordability. Ted Chernecki reports.

Experts from the Vancouver Aquarium are part of a major effort to rehabilitate a newborn beluga calf found stranded and alone in the waters off Alaska. Linda Aylesworth has more.

Vancouver kayakers accuse the port authority of trying to limit access to some of the waters off Stanley Park. But officials with the port say kayakers will benefit from the only changes to the existing rules. Aaron McArthur wades into this story.

A five vehicle crash just west of Peachland on Highway 97C, the Okanagan Connector, has stopped eastbound traffic.

Roughly 1,100 Japanese-Canadians were interned in Kaslo, B.C.

A Vancouver tech company owner, accused of bilking investors and employees, says his firm is not a Ponzi scheme and he will continue to seek new funding, “despite current difficulties.”

Three youths have been found guilty in the 2015 stabbing death of Burnaby teen Luka Gordic in Whistler.

Blind BC man loses discrimination case against taxi company
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A blind Victoria man has lost his discrimination complaint in British Columbia's highest court. In a unanimous ruling, a panel of the B.C. Court of Appeal finds Graeme McCreath and his guide dog, Adrienne, were not discriminated against when they were ...

A blind Victoria man has lost his discrimination complaint in British Columbia's highest court.

They can be as small as a rock or baggage tag, but foreign objects on the airport runway can have real consequences.