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TransLink is offering commuters free rides and extended hours to commuters Sunday night into Monday morning.

Sun, Dec 31: Astrologer Georgia Nicols shares her horoscopes for the first month of 2018.

Thousands are expected to crowd the streets along Canada Place Way for the third annual family-friendly New Year's Eve event in downtown Vancouver.

The Ministry of Natural Resources says supplemental food sources such as hay or grain provided by humans can lead the animals to become sick and even die.

Kelly Ann Woods of Gillespie’s Fine Spirits prepares sparkling cocktails that are perfect for holiday brunches.

Will it be a happy new year?What direction will your career, love life and fortunes take in 2018?

Sun, Dec 31: Astrologer Georgia Nicols shares her year-long, extended horoscopes for Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces

Sun, Dec 31: Astrologer Georgia Nicols shares her year-long, extended horoscopes for Leo, Virgo, Libra, and Scorpio.

Sun, Dec 31: Astrologer Georgia Nicols shares her year-long, extended horoscopes for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and Cancer.

Between taxis, transit, volunteer drivers and designated drivers, revellers needing a ride home after the countdown have plenty of ride options that don’t involve getting behind the wheel drunk.

Drugs, dams, big money and a once-in-a-generation shift in power defined #BCpoli in 2017.

More than 50 BC Hydro crews are working across the region on New Year's Eve.

Growlers are a popular way to bring home local beer in B.C., but in an unusual move, a small dairy on Vancouver Island is offering milk growlers.

Tessa Erickson is a high school student and a member of the Nak'azdli Whut'en First Nation hoping to get more young people speaking the Dakelh language.

Despite the hype about electric cars, less than one per cent of new car sales in Canada in 2016 were electric. Advocates are pressing the federal government to do more, and Transport Canada is working on a plan to encourage more widespread adoption.

From the touching to the tragic, the uplifting to the impossible, these are the most watched videos from Global News over the past year.

Around 12,000 customers from Surrey to Chilliwack have had their power restored, after three days without electricity. About 8,000 customers are still in the dark.

If your New Year's dreams include buying a home in B.C., don't expect it to get much easier in 2018, at least according to one expert.

With an election coming, housing is sure to stay front-of-mind for Vancouver voters.

Revellers ushered in 2018 today with major celebrations around the world.

When 16-year-old Ellie Willock learned that a North Vancouver safe house for at-risk teens was in danger of closing, she knew how she wanted to spend some of an inheritance from her grandmother.

The Canucks weren't able to repeat their last performance at Rogers Arena, falling 4-3 to the LA Kings on Saturday night.

With an increase to B.C.'s carbon tax coming on April 1st, the price of gas in B.C. is on track to rise.

As some brave Canadians undertake polar bear dips on New Year's Day amid frigid weather, an expert in how humans adapt to extreme temperatures says the biggest concern won't be the day's mercury reading.

It wasn’t too long ago that Cody Bates was sitting in a prison cell. The former drug dealer was serving a sentence for manslaughter in the death of a rival. But his life has taken a complete turn since.

B.C.-bound travellers at Peace Arch are facing waits up to three hours, while Canadian border agents are advising travellers to try the Aldergrove or Abbotsford-Huntingdon crossing instead.

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Two separate crashes within minutes of each other causes major delays on some of Surrey’s busiest roads today.

The Interior hasn’t escapes winter’s wrath. Kelowna was hit with 37 cm of snow – much to the delight of kids on Christmas Break. Jules Knox has more.

A failed guide dog is the special vice regal aide for the Honourable Judith Guichon, the outgoing Lieutenant Governor of BC.

People in Hope spend their final weekend of 2017 digging their way clear of deep snow drifts. Nadia Stewart has more.

In the Fraser Valley, the weather story was ice. Up to 50 ml of freezing rain has fallen on Mission, Abbotsford and Langley since Thursday. The heavy ice bringing trees down on the power lines and leaving thousands in the dark. Jill Bennett has more.

People in Oak Bay are coming together tonight to remember Chloe and Aubrey Berry. The sisters were found murdered on Christmas Day in their father’s apartment. Kristen Robinson has more.

A Vancouver-based real estate agent isn’t shocked by the numbers coming in from BC Assessment on property values across the province.

Many people in the Okanagan spent Saturday morning digging out their cars.

Surrey RCMP is also investigating a separate accident where a car burst into flames after striking three other vehicles.

Surrey RCMP is also investigating a separate accident where a car burst into flames after striking three other vehicles.

Mourners gathered on a beach Saturday to remember two young sisters — Chloe Berry, 6, and her sister Aubrey Berry, 4 — found dead in a Victoria-area home on Christmas Day.

Mourners will gather on a beach tonight to remember two young sisters — Chloe Berry, 6, and her sister Aubrey Berry, 4 — found slain in a Victoria-area home on Christmas Day.

The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra's New Year's concert was first performed on Dec. 31, 1939 in Nazi-annexed Austria to raise money and lift morale during the war.

The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra's New Year's concert was first performed on Dec. 31, 1939 in Nazi-annexed Austria to raise money and lift morale during the war.