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The Ashcroft and District Curling Club is considering closing its doors after over a century in operation because of a lack of new curlers.

In the spirit of reconciliation, Chief Ian Campbell says he doesn't want stakeholders to feel surprised when the development team comes to the table with plans that don't include the historic Fairmont Academy.

Kamloops RCMP said gunfire was exchanged between police and a man who was arrested after a long standoff at the G&M Trailer Park in Kamloops.

"It's sickening that he thinks it's okay to continue," said the petition's author.

Metro Vancouver is proposing all wood-burning appliances need to be registered and meet modern emission standards by 2022.

People who love to scream at scary movies have a lot of choice. This year, Vancouver's Cinematheque is focusing on the surreal work of David Lynch and the movies that shaped his artfully warped mind.

"We've just got announcements. So announcements and announcements but nothing really happens in our schools. No builds."

Local professional photographer Barry Brady has some tips to take advantage of what has been a great fall, weather-wise, for much of British Columbia.

Professional carver Ryan Cook has shown his artistry, creating incredible wood and ice sculptures on Global News Morning. Now he is back to try his hand at pumpkin carving.

All five victims were over the age of 40, according to police.

HGTV star Sarah Richardson is one of Canada’s top designers and she is in Vancouver this weekend to impart her expert knowledge at the Fall Home Show.

Chef Taryn Wa, owner of Savoury Chef Foods, whips up an easy one-pot meal, perfect for a cool fall evening. This dish is hearty and can be on the table quickly.

Tillandsia, or air plants, are both high impact and low maintenance. Gardening expert Michelle Tornai from Gardenworks uses them to create a beautiful wreath.

Sat, Oct 28: This week in Open House, Kaitlyn Herbst explores design on either end of the price scale at the Vancouver Fall Home Show.

The company said the outage is affecting a number of systems, including check-in, reservations and its phone lines.

The company said the outage is affecting a number of systems, including check-in, reservations and its phone lines.

The company said the outage is affecting a number of systems, including check-in, reservations and its phone lines.

On Friday, one British Columbia city saw five people die of a drug overdose within a nine-hour period — more than one death every two hours.

Police say they all died alone.

On Friday, one British Columbia city saw five people die of a drug overdose within a nine-hour period — more than one death every two hours.

Twenty-five years ago, Woodward's began its transformation from an iconic department store to the mixed-use complex it is known for today.

RCMP first responded to reports of a man with a gun at G&M Mobile Home Park on Friday morning.

Ted Hughes' inquiries and reports sent a premier packing, created independent children’s advocate, launched compensation for residential school survivors.

Alberni and Port Alberni debated and discussed a possible merger for years before the big event but it was a 1964 disaster that helped seal the deal, Port Alberni Mayor Mike Ruttan says.

In the aftermath of the tragedy, rink operators are taking a closer look at safety and operating procedures, and the ammonia versus Freon debate.

The B.C. Truckers Association has issued 4 recommendations on what it would like to see in legal marijuana legislation.

BC Place and local pubs are preparing for fans to swarm Vancouver for Game 1 of the MLS Western Conference semifinals between the Vancouver Whitecaps and Seattle Sounders Sunday.

One person is being treated for gunshot wounds, and another is dead after what Surrey RCMP believe to have been a targeted shooting Friday night.

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has been examining evidence at the scene. Police believe it was a targeted attack.

During the supper hour Abbotsford police raced to the area of Townshipline and Bradner Roads where a vehicle was struck by gunfire. Then just hours later, a double shooting in North Surrey that’s left one man dead and another in hospital. Julia Foy reports.

The Kelowna Rockets came into Friday night's game riding a 13 game home-ice winning streak against the Tri-City Americans.

The Okanagan College Coyote basketball teams are taking on the Langara Falcons Saturday, Oct. 27 and are hosting a tailgate party ahead of the event. The Coyotes continue to raise funds to support the men’s and women’s teams, which are coached and run by volunteers. The tailgate party takes place in the atrium of Okanagan...

There are now five B.C. cities and one regional district where visible minorities make up the majority of the population, according to the latest census data.

One man is in hospital with a gunshot wound after a shooting in Abbotsford late Friday afternoon.

A Surrey hair parlour says it’s time the city updates its bylaws to allow pets in certain businesses.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Friday, October 27, 2017.

Abbotsford Police say a victim in his 30s is being treated in hospital for apparent gunshot wounds.

It seems if you're looking for a great Canadian street, all roads lead to British Columbia.

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After multiple overdoses in Victoria and Campbell River, Dr. Richard Stanwick is reminding people never to use alone, to carry naloxone and not to hesitate calling 911 if someone is experiencing an overdose.

"These people have had to contend with surviving a mass shooting, and that's the bottom line."

A conference in Vancouver next week aims to boost Canada’s declining reputation for innovation and technological change. Aaron McArthur reports.

The Friday, October 27, 2017 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

We’re learning more tonight about a hit and run on the grounds of a Surrey School that sent two people to hospital. Jill Bennett reports.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says drivers in B.C. will soon be paying the highest insurance rates in Canada, and is calling ICBC an ‘outdated monopoly.’ John Hua reports.

Metro Vancouver is looking at new regulations that would make many woodburning fireplaces across the region illegal. Ted Chernecki has the details.

For a decade, Canadians knew her as “our pet, Juliette,” the folksy and glamorous host who sang show tunes in the coveted television slot after Hockey Night in Canada.

"We need to change this corporation and we need choice when ti comes to insurance," said a CTF director.

Jenny Kwan said federal government needs to do more to protect temporary foreign workers from being duped by unscrupulous immigration consulting firms.

Owner of Burnaby’s Pear Tree Restaurant explained his Lostock Farm Squad recipe.