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Alison Ross, owner of Killshaw's Auctioneers in Victoria says the event allows people to not only appraise their items but also get the history and backstory.

RCMP in the North Okanagan say a 33-year-old man could face numerous charges following a 15-hour standoff with police that ended peacefully in Coldstream, B.C., Monday.

A man from Chilliwack and his younger brother have both been charged in connection with the hit and run of death of Laura Jeglum-Woycheshen, a mother and grandmother from Maple Ridge.

Alberta's government will immediately boycott all imports of wines from British Columbia, Premier Rachel Notley announced Tuesday, escalating the inter-provincial spat over the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline.

The area around Westmount Elementary school in north Kamloops is dangerous for students and drivers according to parents. The school district is starting a traffic study next week to find out how to keep kids safe.

Alberta's premier fired another warning shot against British Columbia in the midst of a bitumen battle.

Julie MacDonald was recuperating from illness at her home in Langford, outside Victoria when a loud crash woke her from a nap.

Julie MacDonald was recuperating from illness at her home in Langford, outside Victoria when a loud crash woke her from a nap.

Transgender youth in Victoria are connecting with mentors to create a book of stories that are true to their lived experience.

Molly is a busy young pup currently looking for a new forever home at the Maple Ridge SPCA.

“It’s hard not to fall in love with this guy – despite everything he’s been through, he’s so affectionate and so eager to please."

“It’s hard not to fall in love with this guy – despite everything he’s been through, he’s so affectionate and so eager to please."

Barley seems to be one of those grains that are always forgotten. Diana Steele has ideas for using and enjoying barley in your diet.

Keith Baldrey has highlights from Tuesday’s press conference with Attorney General David Eby, outlining the steps the B.C. government going to take to make changes to ICBC.

Keith Baldrey has highlights from Tuesday’s press conference with Attorney General David Eby, outlining the steps the B.C. government going to take to make changes to ICBC.

The Yaletown Business Improvement Association says it wasn't consulted about City of Vancouver plans to remove dozens of parking spots on what the fire service calls "problematic" streets.

They were found by a resident on Monday.

Upgrade is part of improvements to pit stops for travellers including a new rest area at Loon Lake on Highway 97C in the Okanagan.

Landlords across B.C. are relieved to hear they will have the power to prevent tenants from growing or smoking marijuana in rental units.

Police are investigating.

Nearly a week after launching ticket sales for its ultra-low-cost carrier Swoop, WestJet Airlines says it hasn't lost business at its main airline, suggesting it has found a new market of infrequent flyers.

Part of the challenge for ICBC is that the average claim for minor injuries has gone up from $8,220 in 2012 to $30,038 in 2016.

Part of the challenge for ICBC is that the average claim for minor injuries has gone up from $8,220 in 2012 to $30,038 in 2016.

A news release issued by the City of Nanaimo says it has launched an independent investigation after an incident in which RCMP arrested and released a woman without charge.

Laura Woychesen was struck and killed on her motorcycle on Sept. 14, 2017.

An 18-year-old woman was killed in a two-vehicle crash near Vernon, B.C. Monday night.

U.S. Senator and Alaska's Lt. Governor on a trip to Ottawa asked Canadian federal ministers for progress on Tulsequah Chief mine cleanup.

More than 7,000 Vancouver homeowners have yet to file their empty home tax declaration.

The federal government will spend $284 million over the next five years to enforce new laws protecting habitat wherever fish are present, Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc says.

ICBC will be putting a cap of $5,500 for pain and suffering on minor injury claims, as part of a series of reforms by the provincial government to fix the financial crisis at the public auto insurance company.

ICBC will be putting a cap of $5,500 for pain and suffering on minor injury claims, as part of a series of reforms by the provincial government to fix the financial crisis at the public auto insurance company.

A proposed new housing development on a private golf course in Surrey, B.C., brought out dozens of speakers at a public hearing at city council Monday night.

Canadian submarine HMCS Chicoutimi is prowling the Pacific off Asia on a 200-day deployment to help bolster an international effort to monitor and enforce the economic sanctions on North Korea. 'We are operating much more than any Canadian thinks,' captain says.

Just like your car, your body needs regular tune-ups and checks. Dr. Davidicus Wong takes us through the different screening tests and at what ages people should take them.

The incident happened just after 8 p.m. The pedestrian has been taken to hospital.

The cameras provide a bird's-eye view that can't be replicated on the water, researchers say.

A little preparation ahead of time you can set yourself up for a refreshing in-flight snooze.

An inquiry into the fatal shooting of Tony Du by Vancouver police heard from the man who called 911 while Du reportedly brandished a two-by-four at a Vancouver intersection.

Metro Vancouver families are struggling to keep a roof over their head, and it is taking a toll on our health.

SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket has blasted off from Cape Canaveral, Fla. Though the maiden launch is unmanned, there is a special payload: a Tesla roadster destined to orbit the sun between Mars and Earth.

The Canadian and American governments are discussing expanding pre-clearance with plans to discuss potential sites for the first-ever Canadian customs facilities inside the U.S., and the longer-term goal of applying it to commercial goods.

The survey found the number of people spending more than three hours in their cars had dropped by half.

Wendy Yang claims she is owed more than $435,000 in lost commissions

Last month, the mayor of Lions Bay told a public meeting that his son's "best friend" had died after taking a single hit from fentanyl-laced vape liquid. But as it turns out, nothing about the story was true.

A few firefighters in the Okanagan spent the day in chilly waters as part of their annual ice rescue training.

"Think about the business owners that generates so much in revenue," Girges said.

He has now been reunited with his family.

Federal Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc will be in Vancouver today to announce updates to Canada's Fisheries Act.

"Obviously, the city and the police are quite lenient for the RVs that are parked here," said one camper.

An 18-year-old girl is dead after a two-vehicle crash just east of Vernon.