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A Langley family wasn’t home when a FedEx package ordered by their daughter was delivered… and then subsequently stolen. And it was all caught on tape.

Alex Black, cocktail director of Dinner by Design, is shaking up some chic and classic cocktails – a scotch-based ‘Penicillin’ and a sherry laced ‘Petanque’.

Should companies like FedEx deliver packages in unmarked vehicles?

Deb Perelman, author of Smitten Kitchen and award-winning blogger, is in the kitchen with some delicious treats – that have a healthy twist. She’s sharing her recipes for kale-dusted popcorn and oat bar squares – that will be perfect for an afternoon snack.

Ahead of World Diabetes day of Tuesday 14th November we are joined by Internist Dr C.P. Lau and Sheila Kern from Diabetes Canada. As well as sharing the symptoms, preventative tips and treatment of diabetes – they’ll explain how undergoing a simple diabetes risk assessment could potentially save your life.Your questions answered by the Global...

Corrections Canada says Smith has a high risk of sexual violence against others, specifically children.

Eleven-year-old Lara Beattie from central Saanich hasn't started high school yet — but she has published a book to educate children about the dangers of drugs.

A low cloud ceiling made search efforts difficult.

Brian Minter says potting up plants that dazzle throughout the fall and winter can help keep gardens exciting.

"We're not exactly sure where the low is going to make landfall."

A super-strength father and son duo from a small town in British Columbia are rocking the competitive powerlifting scene and breaking national records.

There are concerns that the drug is too expensive and that it has unclear benefits.

John Morris led his rink through the curling Olympic pre-trials, booking his ticket to the next stop on the road to Pyeongchang. Morris and his Vernon, B.C. teammates defeated Edmonton's Brendan Bottcher 4-3 in Summerside, P.E.I., qualifying for December's Olympic trials in Ottawa.

Now 81, Sylvain Saudan is in B.C. to formalize a deal and end a decades-long legal fight over the use of his name and a significant piece of Blackcomb history.

Seattle isn’t known as a hotbed for foreign investment, but since Vancouver brought in the foreign buyers tax, home sales there have seen a dramatic shift upward.

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Seattle isn't known as a hotbed for foreign investment, but since Vancouver brought in the foreign buyers tax, home sales there have seen a dramatic shift ...and more »

Former Kelowna Rockets captain James McEwan fought more than 200 times between junior and pro, but then he realized he was suffering from symptoms common to chronic traumatic encephalopathy. He's now calling for an end to fighting.

"We all want the same thing, which is less homelessness in the community, and I think [that's] being drowned out in the intensity of the conversation."

She’s been swept out to sea and faced bears while on a 24,000-kilometre trek across Canada, but it took a flash freeze in Northwestern Ontario to stop Dianne Whelan cold in her tracks.

By 2050, virtually every summer will be hotter than any experienced to date, according to new research published by the Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium at the University of Victoria.

The San Jose Sharks defeated the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night.

One veteran is reminding Canadians that there is still an unseen battle while group sues federal government over slashed disability benefits.

Canadians who are planning to travel to Hawaii this winter are being urged to plan ahead after a main inter-island airline ceases operations.

Two hikers are safe after getting lost on Dog Mountain on Saturday night.

The expansion of Vancouver's bike-share program is up for discussion this week with Council.

Three fish farm protesters near Port McNeil have been handed eviction noticed ahead of injunction hearings scheduled for this week.

Environment Canada is warning of winds up to 80 km per hour across south coast of the province.

Agency said a strong low pressure system may bring strong winds to Metro Vancouver and parts of Vancouver Island.

Logan Couture and Chris Tierney each scored twice to help the San Jose Sharks keep up their dominance over the Vancouver Canucks with a 5-0 victory Saturday night.

Logan Couture and Chris Tierney each scored twice to help the San Jose Sharks keep up their dominance over the Vancouver Canucks with a 5-0 victory Saturday night.

Caren McSherry of Gourmet Warehouse shares her take on mac and cheese.

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Andrew Kreisberg is being investigated by Warner Bros. over accusations of inappropriate behaviour.

Warner Bros. said it is committed to creating a safe workplace for its talent.

The Saturday, November 11, 2017 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

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The rain held off as thousands came to Vancouver’s Victory Square to remember the sacrifices made by Canadians, for Canadians. Jordan Armstrong reports.

UBC student Shantee Anaquod needs immediate treatment for a rare autoimmune disease – but it’s not currently covered under the B.C. healthcare system. Jill Bennett reports.

It took years, but historians are finally uncovering the true sacrifices made by Kamloops soldier Frederick Lee. Aaron McArthur explains.

The executive producer of four television shows filmed in B.C. is now being accused of sexual harassment. Julia Foy reports.

A bittersweet day for the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 229 as it gets set to make way for a new state-of-the-art facility. Nadia Stewart has more.

Local music instructor Alan Matheson says the characteristically energetic and upbeat swing music was a great antidote to the grim realities of the Second World War.

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Police officers rescue man clinging to sailboat near Victoria
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Two police officers are being hailed as heroes by their deputy chief after rescuing a man who had fallen into the ocean near Victoria prior to a Remembrance Day ceremony on Saturday. Consts. Brett Stewart and Eric Payne were doing traffic control for ...and more »

Two police officers in Oak Bay, B.C., are being hailed as heroes by their deputy chief after rescuing a man who had fallen into the ocean prior to a Remembrance Day ceremony on Saturday.

Marpole resident are vowing to keep up their fight against the city’s plan to build two modular housing buildings for the homeless near them. Paul Johnson reports.

Presenting outings as possibility for Allan Schoenborn gives 'false hope,' review board told