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The driver selects a floor and as the door closes, he crouches on the ground and appears to put the pizza delivery bag on the floor.

The vehicle is believed to be a black Dodge Charger.

Ten Safeway supermarkets are slated for closure in B.C.'s Lower Mainland, according to the union that represents the workers.

Ten Safeway stores are slated for closure in B.C.'s Lower Mainland due to falling sales and changing customer demand, says owner.

Door-to-door warnings, sirens, texts roused many Vancouver Island residents at risk but not all.

Cannabis vendors have returned to Robson Square despite a police raid Sunday night that resulted in arrests and the seizure of products.

A new book looks at the history of Canadian drug prohibition, tracing how policies made decades ago relate to today’s issues.

A pedestrian was struck on Saturday on 7200 block of Cariboo Road; driver of a vehicle believed to be a black Dodge Charger failed to remain on scene, according to police.

Fire crews were called to an old concrete bunker in Kamloops, B.C., early Tuesday morning which homeless people were using for shelter.

Coquitlam RCMP said there are no 'obvious indicators of criminality,' after a train collided with a tanker truck at a Port Coquitlam rail yard Monday night.

The Lillooet Medical Clinic could close if no one offers to buy and maintain the building.

Security camera footage from a Surrey elevator appears to show a Domino’s Pizza delivery man put a customer’s pizza box on the floor, open it up, pick toppings off and consume it.

A potential emergency exposes problems in Port Alberni's ability to communicate with citizens and outsiders.

A new bike-sharing service is coming to the Lower Mainland, with U-bicycle Canada opening a Vancouver office on Tuesday.

"I actually had told Gregor when I was elected last term that this would indeed be my last term."

Speed freaks on the North Shore will soon have an impediment to their enjoyment of uninhibited acceleration: the humble speed bump is making a return to West Vancouver.

Canadian experts are preparing for the "big one," a massive earthquake that could hit the Pacific Northwest - leaving thousands dead.

People in Prince Rupert, B.C. were upset to wake up and find out they'd slept through a tsunami warning, despite the city saying there was little risk to residents.

Burnaby RCMP have released video of a black Dodge Charger wanted in a pedestrian hit and run at Cariboo Road. If you have any information about the incident that occurred Saturday January 20, please call Burnaby RCMP at 604-646-9999.

As Indigenous Services Minister Jane Philpott laid out the goals of her new department on Tuesday, her briefing documents showed stark health challenges.

West Vancouver Secondary School has now been closed for the remainder of the day.

It’s been an unnerving morning for many people living along the BC coast. In the wee hours, a tsunami warning was sent out after a powerful earthquake off the coast of Alaska. As Jordan Armstrong reports, it sent thousands in search of higher ground.

Another B.C. Corrections officer has been violently attacked by an inmate in the second incident this month.

An adult sex shop in downtown Kelowna was robbed Monday night and two employees were tied up as suspects made off with cash and sex toys.

The North Burnaby Hindu congregation, one of Canada's oldest, first gathered in a converted church in 1972 — but now worshippers are moving to brand new facility to accommodate their growing numbers.

A male snowboarder in his 20s has died at the Mount Washington ski resort on Vancouver Island.

The sounds of sirens were heard ringing over the Vancouver Island community of Port Alberni early Tuesday morning following an earthquake off the Alaskan coast.

British Columbia’s smoking rate is the lowest in the country at 14.3 per cent, according to data from Statistics Canada from 2014, but that’s still far from the government’s smoking-reduction goal.

Bell Canada is alerting customers after hackers illegally accessed the information of fewer than 100,000 customers, the telecom giant told CBC News.

Coastal communities in B.C. and Alaska were evacuated to higher ground early this morning after tsunami warning sirens blared following a large earthquake off the coast of Alaska. But the warning was later cancelled without any reported tsunami damage. Why?

Depending on where you live in B.C. you could have heard about Tuesday's tsunami threat in several different ways. But why wasn't there a single message from a single source?

Haida Gwaii resident Gord Bailey explains how a tsunami warning system alerted people early this morning after a large earthquake struck early morning in Alaska.

Horgan will need support, however, from the BC Greens.

Seismologist Allison Bird from Natural Resources Canada explains how a strike-slip earthquake works and how tsunami warning information was disseminated from the centre in Sidney, BC.

Residents along the B.C.'s coast were woken up by warning sirens shortly after the quake struck off the coast of Alaska.

Mayors in the Fraser Valley are renewing calls on the province to widen Highway 1 to six lines between Langley and Chilliwack to improve traffic flow and safety in the rapidly growing region.

Officials say the centre is designed to make it easier for marginalized people to access care since so many services will be under one roof.

Officials say the centre is designed to make it easier for marginalized people to access care since so many services will be under one roof.

Tue, Jan 23: B.C.’s Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth joins Sonia Sunger and Paul Haysom live with the latest on the warning system in place for residents following a tsunami warning for coastal B.C.

Tue, Jan 23: Tofino resident Catherine Lempke joins the Morning News via phone from Tofino just moments after the tsunami warning was cancelled.

Tue, Jan 23: Geophysicist Mika McKinnon joins Sonia Sunger and Paul Haysom live with details on the Alaska earthquake and what triggers a tsunami warning.

Tue, Jan 23: Geo-physicist Mika McKinnon joins Sonia Sunger and Paul Haysom live with details on the Alaska earhquake and what triggers a tsunami warning.

Earthquake in Alaska forced hundreds to seek shelter

A local official in Edgewater, B.C., says a bylaw may be necessary to prohibit residents from feeding roughly 100 wild turkeys that are causing damage.

"They told me there's a tsunami warning, you have to go to the elementary school."

Tues. Jan. 23: Tofino tourist Alia Dharssi describes what it was like to be woken up in her hotel room with the news there has been a tusnami warning.

Northern Health wants more safety regulations at Rotary Lake in Dawson Creek, B.C., but city leaders say they can't afford the associated costs.

The latest from Global News Morning BC with Sonia Sunger and Paul Haysom.

A UBC student found not criminally responsible for stabbing a fellow student in the neck has been sent back to Saudi Arabia after being discharged from custody.

The owner of some of the biggest restaurant chains in Canada is about to get a bit bigger after Cara Operations struck a deal to buy The Keg steakhouses for $200 million.