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Here's how to spot a phony natural disaster video.

A new push alert system will deliver urgent public notices to cellphones even when they are turned off or muted.

Having the flu appears to increase the risk of having a heart attack, especially among those aged 65 and older, according to new research findings.

Bison loin, charred squash with bannock, seal tataki. Those are just a few of the dishes that will be served up by a trio of Indigenous chefs who are coming together for a unique culinary collaboration in Vancouver on Wednesday.

A 46-year-old Victoria father has died after an accident Saturday night at a Richmond B.C., trampoline park.

His immediate family and support network are extremely worried for his safety and well-being.

In a notice of civil claim, Nicole Valliere says she was struck while watching the Sonny Samuelson Memorial Bobsled Race last January in Rossland.

The Okanagan Regiment of the British Columbia Dragoons is showing off their new Tactical Armoured Patrol Vehicle (TAP-V).

Several videos posted to social media which purported to show the Alaska earthquake and resulting tsunami were later proven to be misrepresentations.

The Vancouver Police Department say Su Yi Liang went missing on Jan. 10 and don't think they'll find her alive.

BC Liberal Party Executive Director Emile Scheffel says they're making sure the 2018 leadership vote will be as fair as possible.

The snowboarder who died at the Mt. Washington ski resort on Vancouver Island Monday has been identified by a GoFundMe page as 27-year-old Stewart Elhorn from Campbell River.

Scandia Golf and Games in Kelowna is finally re-opening they’re indoor mini-golf course...

A flying squirrel went on an adventure through a Shuswap family's home.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo from Get Connect has top of the range speakers and the latest robotic vacuum cleaners.

There were more vacant seats on B.C. Supreme Court to start 2018 than there were at the beginning of 2017, despite a new appointment process.

A distance-based charge would be the most effective way to introduce mobility pricing to Metro Vancouver's roads, a UBC expert believes.

RCMP in the North Okanagan say a police service dog helped catch a man accused of attacking his parents with a loaded crossbow in Armstrong, B.C.

The popular historian wrote several B.C. bestsellers telling the stories he collected as a postmaster, forester and outdoor enthusiast in northern B.C.

B.C.'s provincial health officer Dr. Perry Kendall is retiring after almost 20 years on the job.

An 81-year-old pedestrians has died after a collision in Richmond on Tuesday night.

A 14-year-old South Delta Secondary school student, who 'lived and breathed baseball', is being remembered as one of the best in the province.

A 14-year-old South Delta Secondary school student, who lived and breathed baseball, is being remembered as one of the best in the province.

One of the four remaining commissioners on the missing and murdered Indigineous women and girls inquiry finds it disheartening to hear of family members losing faith.

Arvin Golic has already been sentenced as an adult because he was 18 years old at the time of Luka Godic's death.

Police have identified the man who was found dead in a burned-out car near Trail, B.C., on Sunday night as 38-year-old Jordan Workman.

Looks like the loonie is making a bit of a comeback.

Green Party leader Andrew Weaver has been threatening, on Twitter, to bring down the government if Horgan keeps looking into LNG.

Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps is defending the way residents were alerted about a potential tsunami Tuesday morning, even though some residents say they never found out about it at all.

B.C.'s registrar of mortgage brokers says case provides window into dangers of registered brokers 'fronting' for others.

Kelowna, B.C., will become the latest Canadian city to adopt a bike-sharing program, with up to 1,200 bikes coming to the city beginning in April.

A woman is in hospital with serious injuries after she was struck by a pickup truck on Tuesday evening in Tsawwassen, B.C.

A court hearing begins today to determine if three men should be sentenced as adults for their roles in the death of Luka Gordic, who was stabbed to death outside a 7-Eleven in Whistler, B.C., in 2015.

A family-owned feedlot in South Surrey is believed to be the source of strong odours that have triggered numerous complaints from neighbours. Its owners have been sent multiple warning letters over non-compliance by the Environment Ministry.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer and his parliamentary caucus are meeting in Victoria today and tomorrow, where they are sure to be crafting a plan to erode Liberal support as the Trudeau government heads into the back half of its first mandate.

The Liberal government is scrapping a program to replace door-to-door mail delivery with community mailboxes as part of a broader plan to renew Canada Post.

"Highly institutionalized, a box and a bathroom. In fact, one in this display here tonight, one of the people from BC Housing said it's like an SRO room."

Calling it a project that "pushes boundaries", Kelowna Mayor Colin Basran was the lone vote against Mission Group's Aqua development Tuesday night.

Police are asking for witnesses to come forward.

"We think that all youth should have an opportunity to learn Canada's two official languages."

Marijuana vendors risk losing a shot at bail if they continue to rack up charges, the lawyer said.

Tempers flared at the B.C. Liberal leadership debate in Vancouver as veteran candidates butted heads on the future of the party with newer faces calling for change.

"We’re never going to old hippies voting for us, so get that straight."

Hear the closing remarks from the six candidates running to be BC Liberal leader.

Hear the closing remarks from the six candidates running to be BC Liberal leader.

Five months after giving birth, Michele Johnston's then 17-year-old mother disappeared from Prince George, B.C.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Tuesday, January 23, 2018.

Michael Wilkinson and Diane Watts exchange heated words when discussing Surrey’s crime rate when she was mayor.

Todd Stone defends his record as former transportation minister during Tuesday’s BC Liberal leadership debate.

Todd Stone defends his record as former transportation minister during Tuesday’s BC Liberal leadership debate.