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If you've got too much Halloween candy on your hands, the Salvation Army Harbour Light Centre is looking for donations.

Vancouver Fire & Rescue Services held a Citizen Commendation Ceremony at city hall on Friday morning. Ten individuals and groups were honoured for their selfless actions in the past year.

"Then the only options left for us is to do civil disobedience. And that's to basically form a wall of people in front of the tractors, which is absolutely crazy that they'd make us do that."

Anti-racist organizers are concerned after the removal of anti-Semitic posters on campus has itself prompted hateful comments on social media.

Variety Week 2017 draws to a close on Global BC.

A witnesses says the truck was airborne before coming to a stop on its side.

Just days after residents of B.C.'s South Coast were basking in sunny and dry weather, the first snowfall of the season hit the region.

No, not all onions are created equal.

Forget humpback whales and grizzly bears. The hottest ticket in Prince Rupert wildlife viewing is "Hammy," a deer with a hammock on his head.

Take a ride down memory lane – literally – and drive from Horseshoe Bay to New Westminster as it was in 1966.

Petroleum analyst Dan McTeague says the earliest price relief at the pumps could come is late next week.

The provincial NDP heads into its party convention this weekend, and it’s the first one in 16 years that has taken place while the party is in power. I expect it to be a bit of a love-in and quite celebratory.

A Prince Rupert waste company is putting inspirational sayings on its outdoor bins in an effort to give the city a more cheerful disposition.

It’s not just individuals who come forward to help Variety. The children’s charity benefits from the generosity of businesses across our province, companies that put a lot of time and consideration into giving back

Fire crews from Williams Lake and 150 Mile are currently fighting a fire at Tolko's Lakeview sawmill in Williams Lake

"These process just cannot recognize the continued impact of violence and the nature of power control dynamics involved in abusive relationships."

Adaptive tricycles make it possible for children with disabilities to experience independent mobility. They help develop motor and social skills – and most importantly, build self-esteem. And for 10 year old Carter, his new adaptive trike from Variety – The Children’s Charity means he can experience freedom at lightning speeds.

Trans Mountain wants the board to clear the work to begin on the project and Notley agrees.

Today, 27-year-old Jason Francis Wallace pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Robert Keith Green.

Here are your five things to do.

Vancouver Police are investigating the death of a woman found in medical distress Friday morning at 7:30 near the concession area at Spanish Banks. She was rushed to hospital and died a short time later.

Robert Keith Green and Shaun Alan Clary were both killed in October 2016.

Vancouver Police say the death of a woman on a beachside path at Vancouver's Spanish Banks is not considered suspicious.

Detectives from VPD’s Major Crime Section have been assigned to assist with the investigation to determine if the death is suspicious.

The Canucks Autism Networks has just started offering swimming lessons for children with autism in Kamloops.

After successfully hosting the Under-17 World Hockey Challenge in 2015, the northeast B.C. cities of Fort St. John and Dawson Creek have teamed up once again in an effort to showcase their communities.

Maintenance crews in the B.C. Interior have their work cut out for them after some areas received up to 40 centimetres of snow in the first major storm of the season.

The Grassland Park Review Coalition is adamantly opposed to a national park in the south Okanagan.

Vancity Credit Union says more needs to be done to prevent financial abuse of B.C.'s seniors after a survey it commissioned found almost nothing had changed in the three years since its last survey on the issue.

Meet a little girls who’s life has changed thanks to Variety – the Children’s Charity.

The woman was found in medical distress at 7:30 a.m.

Friday, November 3rd is being celebrated as World Sandwich Day. For every sandwich and drink purchased, Subway Canada will be donating the equivalent of one meal to Food Banks Canada

RCMP searched a home in connection with a Kamloops B.C. shooting, only to find several illegal weapons, drugs and stolen identification.

A 17-year-old welding student at Vancouver Island University in Nanaimo received burns to more than 25 per cent of his body when his clothes caught fire during a class project.

If you are looking for a job in the tech sector, now might be a good time to brush up your resume.

First responders have been called to crashes throughout much of the valley.

For Travis Lulay, leading is something you do whether on the field or on the sidelines.

Seattle-based technology giant Amazon has announced plans to bring 1,000 new jobs to B.C. by 2020.

Communities affected by the B.C. wildfires of summer 2017 are experiencing an increase in mental health struggles, according to the Interior Health Authority.

The suit alleges that unauthorized Airbnb rentals have increased maintenance and administrative costs, decreased property value, and caused damage to common purpose areas like swimming pools, saunas, lobbies, and gardens.

TransLink is investigating to see if snow played any part in the delay.

TransLink says service on the Expo Line has returned to normal, but with significant delays due to rider congestion

TransLink is reporting major delays on the Expo Line and a shuttle bus service has been set up between Edmonds Station and New Westminster Station.

Some people in Metro Vancouver woke up Friday to snow on the cars and snow on the roads.

Green Leader Andrew Weaver says Site C has become a costly waste of taxpayer money and B.C.'s future lies in alternative energy.

Good news - the ozone hole over the South Pole is smaller than it's been in 29 years, NASA reports.

Traci Genereaux was 18 years old when she went missing in May. Her remains were found on a rural farm near Salmon Arm, B.C. earlier this month.

Traci Genereaux was 18 years old when she went missing in May. Her remains were found on a rural farm near Salmon Arm, B.C. earlier this month.

Traci Genereaux was 18 years old when she went missing in May. Her remains were found on a rural farm near Salmon Arm, B.C. earlier this month.

Sam Tremblay urges drivers to prepare their cars for what's expected to be a cold and snowy winter.