British Columbia news

Resolve to avoid a hefty fine, the BBB Serving Mainland B.C. has urged.

Boxing Day shopping in Vancouver saw clear lineups at certain stores and none at some traditionally busy areas.

The Better Business Bureau says there are number of questions consumers should ask before signing up for a gym membership.

Some shoppers were up early in search of Boxing Day deals. Grace Ke reports.

Drivers have been told to expect delays.

There were long lineups at Pacific Centre. But not on Robson Street.

A disinterested pharmaceutical industry and the conundrum of finding a convincing placebo are just two reasons experts say there has been little quality research into medicinal marijuana.

A new school called Lynx Armizare in Kamloops, B.C., teaches students about historical European martial arts, including sword fighting and medieval wrestling.

'You have to find your why and for me it started out with the environment and I needed to feel like I was doing my part,' says zero waste blogger Katelin Leblond. 'For some people it's the financial aspect, some people it's the minimalist aspect but I have yet to meet a person who has adopted any sort of level of zero waste that has regretted it.'

Lloyd Cushway spent a lifetime amassing a collection of artifacts, which he is now donating to the Rocky Mountain Fort Museum in Taylor, B.C.

Police say a third person was found injured at the scene, a residence near Goodwin Street and Beach Drive.

A four-year-old and a six-year-old were found dead in an Oak Bay home on Monday night. An injured male suspect is being treated in hospital.

Iron Maiden’s lead singer Bruce Dickinson has had to do a lot of commuting. He told CBC's Lisa Christiansen he's been transported to shows in just about every way.

Two bodies have been found and one person injured on Vancouver Island on Monday night.

B.C.'s weather story in 2017 was one of extremes.

"Can't make it up."

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Monday, December 25, 2017.

The Salvation Army Vancouver Harbour Light and its army of volunteers served turkey dinner to around 1000 people during it's annual community Christmas meal.

The heart of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside was a little brighter this Christmas as a man who once lived on the streets decided to give back. Grace Ke explains.

White Christmas dreams were realized on B.C.’s south coast with Mother Nature gifting the region with just the right amount of snow to celebrate the holiday. Jill Bennett reports.

Environment Canada has issued two alerts Christmas Day, warning of of bitter, dangerous cold in two regions of British Columbia.

Less than a tenth of Canadian retail sales happen on the internet, retail analyst David Ian Gray explains.