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IHIT said Gavinder Grewal was found dead in an apartment in the 1500-block of Fern Street.

Officials said Handsome was starving when they found him, with sores on his paws and his teeth worn down right to the gums.

Jean Pierre Guerin, executive chef for Rocky Mountaineer, shares a recipe for fresh steelhead salmon with maple and basil pesto.

VPD Emergency Response Team resolve incident near West 22nd Avenue near Dunbar Street after man allegedly threatened two others with a weapon.

23rd annual Labour Christmas dinner and hamper drive set for Christmas Eve.

One man is in custody following a standoff with police on Vancouver's west side on Saturday.

Barry Samson used work as a way to avoid emotions he was feeling, but a nervous breakdown forced him to deal with his inside voice.

Global BC’s anchors, reporters and meteorologists take a look at their favourite stories of 2017 and why it was so memorable for them.

With almost five years of professional movie heckling under their belts, comedians Eric Fell and Patrick Maliha joined B.C. Almanac guest host Dan Burritt to take listener calls from around the province about the most loved — and loathed — in holiday entertainment.

It's a busy travel week on B.C. Ferries and spokesperson Deborah Marshall is warning passengers to give themselves extra time arriving at the terminals.

Netflix Canada is warning subscribers to be wary of a new phishing scam involving fake messages asking for credit card information.

Until just a few days ago, anyone interested in learning about B.C.’s struggling steelhead might stumble upon a DFO website describing them as a type of Pacific salmon.

Pedestrian traffic jams, parking woes — both oft-heard complaints during the holidays. But they're not usually due to a free light display.

It’s crunch time for Christmas shopping and one of the hottest gifts out there this year is a cooking appliance — electronic pressure cookers.

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Levin Ifko noticed there was something missing from the greeting card section in many grocery and drug stores.

50 volunteer slots are set aside for newcomers to help spread joy to people living in Vancouver's downtown east side.

From the unavailability of Nintendo's SNES Classic to the continuing success of mobile apps like Goblin Sword, the nostalgia trend is thriving in the video game realm.

Pay dirt. The new gold dust.

The White Spot site on West Georgia was sold for $245 million, in a deal that ranks among the highest prices paid for residential real estate in Vancouver.

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The land where a White Spot currently sits in Downtown Vancouver has sold for $245 million. The selling price for the site currently occupied by the restaurant likely means the new condos that will be built will be out of reach for most buyers. Ted Chernecki has more.

A large fire in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood is once again raising the issue of safety of some homes. Jill Bennett reports from the scene.

A team of UBC researchers has mapped images of a star cluster from the Hubble Space Telescope in virtual reality to better understand how galaxies are formed.

Health experts say that while influenza tends to peak in December, the number of infections involving the B strain is climbing unusually early this year.

Police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying a suspect who may have been involved in an attempted arson in Delta Friday morning.

Drones have come a long way over years and they're taking off in popularity and price.

It’s a petty crime, but when and where it happened is what makes it even worse. A volunteer firefighter was taking part in a dangerous rescue operation earlier this week and while he was busy saving a man’s life, back at the fire hall a thief was stealing valuables from his truck.

“We actually are thrilled with the [vaccination] uptake. We have gone, in one week's time, from 15 per cent to almost 60 per cent coverage of the target population.”

This week sees some of the busiest days at airports, snarls of traffic along icy highways and seemingly endless lineups at the U.S. border.

On Friday, police announced MacPherson was taken into police custody in Calgary this week.

Comox First Nation artist Andy Everson has put his own unique Indigenized stamp on Star Wars costumes, and the fans are loving it.

Students and staff at Walnut Grove Secondary School in Langley, B.C., transformed their school into a slightly warmer version of the North Pole on Friday.

Several restaurants in Metro Vancouver are offering traditional Christmas luncheons and dinners — so no need to dust off your turkey baster this year.

Garnet Valley Road resident Marnie Manders said it was a nerve-wracking ordeal as she wasn’t allowed to return home for at least two hours.