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A Vancouver music venue that caters to the city’s LGBT community has been forced to postpone its events after a fire damaged its building Thursday.

An East Vancouver music venue that caters to the city’s LGBT community has been forced to postpone its events after a fire damaged its building Thursday.

Anyone who has the mustard in their home should either throw it out, or return it for a refund. 

Tea sommelier Brendan Waye shares his two newest blends, both containing turmeric. The spice is known for its anti-inflammatory properties.

Tim Roxburgh has more time than he thought going into 2018.

It's a big year for the Vancouver Foundation and plans are rolling out to celebrate the organization’s 75th anniversary this spring.

The seasonal "King Tide" has caused flooding in some areas of Metro Vancouver. It's also made for some dramatic photographs.

A 49-year-old woman is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after an early morning shooting Saturday in Vernon.

With unemployment at near-historic lows, a Vancouver bagel shop owner is calling on government to relax foreign worker regulations to help alleviate the labour shortage.

"When you take the dog out for a walk and you go back upstairs you can still hear it ringing in your ears for the next half-hour."

Each summer, the B.C. Legislature hires post-secondary students to play key historical figures for its popular tours.

Tacofino’s Regional Executive Chef Stefan Hartmann makes a smoked tuna ceviche, a healthy lunch option you can whip up quickly.

Registered dietician Desiree Nielsen launches her month-long challenge, aimed at encouraging you to elevate your nutrition. This week she focuses on starting your day with a smoothie.

Freshen up your home or workspace for the new year with this easy project from Gardenworks expert Peter Fitzmaurice.

Sat, Jan 6: This week in Open House, Kaitlyn Herbst sits down with mortgage expert Angela Calla to look at how the new stress test will impact people planning to buy a home.

Cory Spencer developed an early detection tool after an udder infection caused permanent damage to one of the milking goats on his Cowichan Valley farm.

Carjacking and armed standoff in north west Calgary result in two people being taken into custody on Saturday morning.

Could Wang v Wang be the ultimate B.C. real estate story? A deal sealed with thousands of dollars imported from China by tourists, a lawsuit so tangled even a judge said it made no sense, and land allegedly leased to both the brother of Canada's most notorious serial killer and a medical marijuana grow operation.

As depicted in archived videos found in the CBC vault, anger over how properties are assessed forms a long-standing grievance in B.C.

From pets prancing in the snow to hockey games beside the highway, Canadian weather lit up social media this week

Jane’s uncle has a history. In 2002, he pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a 15-year-old girl.

The president of a strata in Anmore says the village won't allow it to connect to Port Moody's sewer network, despite it volunteering to foot the entire bill.

Spokesperson Lesley Fox says there's a grey area in the Wildlife Act, adding that if an animal doesn't pose a risk to the public, they shouldn't be destroyed.

The union MoveUP says it wants ICBC to put up signs saying employees won't tolerate any sort of abuse.

Two men are in hospital after a stabbing in Surrey's Fleetwood neighbourhood.

The RCMP say two men were transported to hospital in serious condition, one suffering from a stab wound, and the second sustained other injuries.

The seven-year-old mastiff is making a great recovery after he was found in a snowy Hope, B.C. backyard two weeks ago, the SPCA says.

The Okanagan College Coyotes are in action this weekend, their last home games of their first season.

The Okanagan College Coyotes are in action this weekend, their last home games of their first season. The teams are celebrating huge community support that kept spirits high through more than two dozen exhibition games. Doris Maria Bregolisse reports.

The Kelowna Rockets lost 6-4 to the Seattle Thunderbirds Friday night, the team that bump them from the WHL playoffs last season. The high scoring event kept hometown fans on edge. Doris Maria Bregolisse reports.

Sexual harassment claims against a Toronto company and its artistic director hit hard for theatre community members across country in Victoria, B.C.

Sexual harassment claims against a Toronto company and its artistic director hit hard for theatre community members across country in Victoria, B.C.

Before the Flamingo bar on the corner of 108 Avenue and King George Blvd. in Surrey is turned into condos, it will get one last run as a neighbourhood hotspot.

Pressure is growing on the international shipping industry to reduce its impact on the environment. Linda Aylesworth has more on the daunting challenging facing a UBC group.

Residents say red tape is getting in the way of fixing the problem. Ted Chernecki reports.

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

The actions of two transit police officers who stopped a UBC student at a SkyTrain station near seven years ago is under scrutiny. Jill Bennett reports live from Vancouver.

Despite Global’s repeated attempts to reach several agencies, no one seems to be answering the key question as to who’s responsible to make sure this doesn’t happen again? Tanya Beja has a News Hour follow up.

Some community hockey and curling rinks may have to close if they can’t comply with the safety directive from the government, in the wake of the Fernie tragedy. John Hua reports.

It’s a piece of technology that’s designed to make a neighbourhood a safer place. But instead it may be backfiring. Jennifer Palma reports.

For decades, Richmond and Coquitlam have banned self-serve pumps, but mayors from both cities say they're comfortable with their full-service bylaws.

It's Canada's first title since 2015.

Tyler Steenbergen scored the winner with just 1:40 to play in regulation as the Canadians downed Sweden 3-1 on Friday in the gold-medal game in Buffalo.

A second crack at auction yielded over $200,000 more for the out-of-service BC Ferries vessel.

The fire call came out just after 5 p.m. Friday at the old Brass Kettle restaurant.

Support it or hate it, there’s no doubt the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) has had an impact on the Okanagan.

The next generation of jobs requires constant connection, an area where rural B.C. is falling behind, experts say.

RCMP allege Martin Galen Vandenberg killed his mother, Heather Jones, on Dec. 7, 2017.

The North Shore Mountain Bike Association and Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation have agreed users can hit the trails on Blair Rifle Range at their own risk, with maintenance of the trails being taken on by the association.

Almost two dozen marine scientists from around the world have issued a warning about an often-overlooked side-effect of climate change and pollution — the amount of oxygen disappearing from the world's oceans.