British Columbia news

A B.C. man who received national media coverage for pledging $7.5 million to the Kimberley Dynamiters' Junior B hockey team has yet to make good on his promise.

Officers of the B.C. Legislature are proposing the construction of a new building, based on old drawings by architect Francis Rattenbury.

Aiden Serr, son of Deputy Chief Mike Serr, was 19 years old.

The 6,100 square metre centre with 21 additional classrooms is slated to be completed by mid-summer 2018.

Tue, Nov 14: It’s financial literacy month and Blair Mantin from Sands and Associates stopped by to discuss the five things you don’t know about debt.

Canada is launching a challenge under the North American Free Trade Agreement against recently announced U.S. duties against Canadian softwood lumber imports.

The procession will now start earlier and include additional viewing areas.

The young man charged with second-degree murder in the killings of a Vancouver couple in their Marpole home appeared in court Tuesday.

Vancouver City Council has approved an annual licence fee to help regulate short-term rentals like Airbnb.

The family of a 53-year-old mushroom picker who went missing in heavy forest north of Smithers, B.C., has called off its search until spring.

The award-winning musical Jersey Boys is back in Vancouver for a short run. Samantha Falk sits down with the stars of the show to find out what makes the musical so much fun.

Today is World Diabetes Day. Diana Steele has tips on what to buy at the grocery store if you have recently been diagnosed with the disease.

It happened on Oct. 26 around 11 p.m., at the corner of Austin Avenue and Nelson Street.

The 25-year-old man accused of a brutal double murder in Vancouver made his first appearance in court on Monday. Rocky Rambo Wei Nam Kam is charged with two counts of 2nd-degree murder in the deaths of 65-year-old Dianna Mah-Jones and her 68-year-old husband Richard Jones. Jordan Armstrong has more.

The suspect allegedly grabbed a woman's genitals, before fondling himself on a second bus.

Vancouver police are asking for witnesses to two violent and apparently random attacks in Stanley Park that severely injured one man and left another dead on the beach.

Expect winds of up to 90 kilometres and hour and up to 50 millimetres of rain for some parts of the region.

Rockie Rambo Wei Nam Kam, 25, is facing two counts of second-degree murder in the killing of 68-year-old Richard Jones and 64-year-old Dianna Mah-Jones at their Marpole home in September.

The Autism B.C. Lending Library in Richmond is an inclusive and stigma-free space for children and families living with autism spectrum disorder.

Vancouver Island University is at the centre of a human rights complaint that female staff were not protected from a student who brought a “diaper-related sexual fetish” to school.

It's been nearly a year since the first of the two violent attacks, one of which left a man dead.

Abbotsford's police department is now grieving with two families after it was revealed the deputy chief's son has died in a car crash.

An economist with one of Canada's big five banks says new mortgage rules won't be enough to cool the country's hottest markets.

The 25-year-old man accused of a brutal double murder in Vancouver will appear in court on Monday. Rocky Rambo Wei Nam Kam is charged with two counts of 2nd-degree murder in the deaths of 65-year-old Dianna Mah-Jones and her 68-year-old husband Richard Jones.

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Indigenous play on Sixties Scoop gets another run in Vancouver
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Two decades after its first B.C. run, Only Drunks and Children Tell The Truth returns to Vancouver. Written by Indigenous playwright, Drew Hayden Taylor, the production focuses on an Indigenous family picking up the pieces following the Sixties Scoop ...

The play returns to Vancouver two decades after its debut.

The 14-year-old was swarmed, beaten and drowned in 1997.

The B.C. Real Estate Association is out with its October statistics.

Chipotle’s stock fell by “as much as 5.9 per cent to $263, bringing them to the lowest level in almost five years,” Bloomberg reports.

Donated drones are being used to help locate five women who have disappeared in the Okanagan since 2016.

The B.C. Coroners Service is trying to determine how a 36-year-old man fell out of an ambulance and died in Quesnel, B.C.

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Vancouver council voting today on short-term rental regulations
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The City of Vancouver could pass its first legislation regulating short-term rentals at city council today. Councillors will vote on a policy first unveiled two weeks ago, whereby homeowners and renters can list their primary residences on sites like ...and more »

The City of Vancouver could pass its first legislation regulating short-term rentals at city council today.

The City of Vancouver has passed its first legislation regulating short-term rentals.

On a cold, rainy night in Abbotsford, hundreds gathered at Mt. Lehman Centre to pay their respects to Const. John Davidson.

As a two-day summit on peacekeeping kicks off in Vancouver, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is still teasing out Canada's long-awaited announcement, saying only that Canada's plan would satisfy both the UN and "Canadian values."

As a two-day summit on peacekeeping kicks off in Vancouver, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is still teasing out Canada's long-awaited announcement, saying only that Canada's plan would satisfy both the UN and "Canadian values."

Today marks the grim anniversary of the death of Reena Virk.

Civilians are now being trained as first responders to help tackle the fatal opioid overdose epidemic in British Columbia.

Hundreds braved the rain to pay tribute to the fallen officer.

The search for a missing father he never knew has brought one man to pledge to cover the costs of eight headstones for the unmarked graves of veteran soldiers at New Westminster's Fraser Cemetery.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Monday, November 13, 2017.

The Surrey Christmas Bureau expects to help over 2,000 Surrey families, many of them new to Canada.

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One Maple Ridge councillor accuses another of bullying
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The most recent political conflict in the City of Maple Ridge involves two councillors disagreeing over what constitutes bullying. Bell. Coun. Corisa Bell (City of Maple Ridge). Two-term Coun. Corisa Bell said she's now going to speak out when she ...

The most recent political conflict in the City of Maple Ridge involves two councillors disagreeing over what constitutes bullying.

A homeowners’ nightmare for a Saanich family appears to be getting worse, as they struggle to deal with toxic soil on their property. Neetu Garcha has the story.

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

The NDP government is under fire for not covering a life-saving medicine for a 23- year-old woman with a rare autoimmune disease. John Hua reports.

The Monday, November 13, 2017 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

Powerful winds battering the south coast have caused some damage and thrown the BC Ferries schedule into turmoil. Grace Ke reports.