British Columbia news

Bryan Kupiak of Kamloops, B.C. has been brought back to life by the Canada Revenue Agency for the second time in less than six months, after multiple errors on Revenue Canada's part.

Tree removal in Surrey's Hawthorne Park resumed Thursday morning after protesters stopped work Wednesday morning.

The signs will be installed in the Langley and Surrey area along the Roberts Bank rail corridor, which has as many as 22 train crossings per day.

A collision that shut down part of Highway 97 for several hours on Jan. 10 killed one person and injured another.

A collision that shut down part of Highway 97 for several hours on Jan. 10 killed one person and injured another.

Dangerous avalanche conditions in the B.C. interior backcountry.

One in eight Canadian adults says they have family members or close friends who have become dependent on opioids in the last five years, an Angus Reid poll says.

The executive director of the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls has left her post.

Two women outside a Kinder Morgan facility in Burnaby were arrested by RCMP officers Wednesday evening and are facing charges of obstruction.

Mathew Aaron Shufelt will serve jail time for sexually assaulting a female student at a UBC fraternity house two years ago. The incident that took place in a friend's bed in February of 2015.

B.C. Premier John Horgan's older brother Pat passed away over weekend after battling lung cancer. The service will be early next month in Pat's home community.

Travel expert Claire Newell with tips on saving time during travel and holidays

Beware anyone selling “priceless” gold artifacts — they might actually be worthless. An alleged fake gold scam has resurfaced in Richmond, and two men have been charged with fraud.

Thurs. Jan. 11: Video posted to the Camp Cloud at KM Surveillance Post Facebook page show Burnaby RCMP using a battering ram to break down the door of a trailer.

Burnaby RCMP confirm that Wednesday officers attempted to execute a warrant to remove the occupants of a trailer on Shellmount Street.

A special public avalanche warning has been issued for B.C.'s interior ranges, with outdoor enthusiasts being told not to venture into the backcountry.

Health officials say there's a low chance for the transmission of diseases, including HIV and hepatitis C.

Thompson Rivers University is the latest post-secondary school to add a team to the Canada West rugby 7s pilot program.

Bestselling chef Greta Podleski shows us how to make the ultimate comfort dish for the cold months – a healthy and delicious Mexican lentil soup.

Richmond RCMP say two people have been charged after allegedly selling fake gold Chinese artifacts.

McDonald's Canada has issued an apology for a radio advertisement that compared the value of spending $5 at a museum to spending $5 at McDonald's.

Here are your five things for Thursday, Jan. 11, 2018.

The Vancouver International Dance Festival (VIDF) proudly announces its sweeping 2018 Festival Season: a diverse and dynamic roster of internationally-celebrated artists and local favourites, presenting three weeks of endlessly enriching performances, workshops, and a host of dance activities from March 1-24, 2018, at various venues throughout Vancouver. The festival presents four Canadian premieres from New...

Thursday, Jan. 11: Here are your five things to do for this weekend.

An early morning dusting in Chilliwack ahead of winter storm warnings issued for the eastern Fraser Valley. Up to 30cm of snow is expected today with another storm coming on Friday.

Extreme cold in northern B.C. is stopping buses and causing Environment Canada to issue warnings, but it isn't keeping people from their daily routines.

Loblaws $25 gift certificates should be in the mail soon and the head of Food Banks B.C. says she is encouraged by how many people have offered to donate their grocery gift cards.

Loblaws $25 gift certificates should be in the mail soon and the head of Food Banks B.C. says she is encouraged by how many people have offered to donate their grocery gift cards.

Some parts could see 15 centimetres while others could get up to 30.

Travel expert Claire Newell with tips on what not to do when staying in a hotel

Walmart in the U.S. will raise the minimum it pays its workers by more than 22%.

We talk to Mario Gregorio, a man living with Alzheimer’s and Maria Howard of the Alzheimer’s Society of BC to understand what it is like to live with dementia and what can be done to tackle the stigma around it.

The Vancouver Courier’s Mike Klassen on the reaction to mayor Gregor Robertson’s announcement to step down later this year.

Winter storm warnings are in effect for the Fraser Valley, including Chilliwack and Hope.

Winter storm warnings are in effect for the Fraser Valley, including Chilliwack and Hope.

Winter storm warnings are in effect for the Fraser Valley, including Chilliwack and Hope.

The Angus Reid Institute’s Shachi Kurl on findings that one in eight Canadians knows someone who has become dependent on opioids in the last five years.

The Atlantic Veterinary College in Charlottetown is telling pet owners to keep an eye out for signs of canine influenza or dog flu.

Whether they’ll have a chance to make that permanent depends on their ability to pay up to $250,000 in potential damages.

A B.C. man and an Alberta woman are facing dozens of Food and Drug Act charges related to the promotion of a so-called 'miracle' tonic touted as capable of curing everything from AIDS to autism. The charges come after Health Canada has spent years trying to crack down on the sale of sodium chlorite.

"This is not a problem that's not just limited to the marginalized or the poor."

A group of investors is hoping to bring a professional rugby team to the city.

The student said the hold was tight enough that she wasn't able to breathe; she struggled and grabbed at the teacher's forearms.

Kelowna Rockets captain Cal Foote re-joined the team Wednesday evening and scored one goal toward a 7-4 home-ice win over the Spokane Chiefs.

A councillor hopes the move, in a community where the average age is 60, could open up housing options for younger people and families.

"Don't stay away because you feel sad that they're changing."

"Significant snowfall" and freezing rain could hit parts of the Fraser Valley on Thursday.

At the time, Vancouver Police Chief Adam Palmer called it “a pretty selfish stunt to do,” just to get a good photo.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Wednesday, January 10, 2018.

Residents of Surrey’s Fleetwood areas say a plan to develop part of a golf course is short-sighted. Geoff Hastings reports.