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These high tech perks could make your future hotel stays seem more like a sci-fi movie than a vacation or business trip.

The federal government is putting forward new funds to help protect resident killer whales. As Jordan Armstrong reports the department of fisheries and oceans is supporting research that examines the impact of underwater noise.

Some B.C. Interior communities say they are feeling the effects of B.C.'s speculation tax, even though they are not included in the proposed housing control measure.

If you see something suspicious in B.C. real estate, you now have an option to report it anonymously.

Kate Harris shares her epic 10 month journey biking the storied Silk Road in new books ‘Lands of Lost Borders’.

The Greater Victoria School District has laid out three options for seismic upgrades to Victoria High School. Building an entirely new facility is the cheapest option.

Here are your five things to do this weekend around British Columbia.

Here are your five things to do this weekend around British Columbia.

In two cases, he's robbed people at knifepoint, police said.

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Thursday March 15, 2018.

The Greater Victoria School Board is developing a policy for classroom pets that will consider B.C. SPCA guidelines that include not leaving animals behind in an emergency or drill.

B.C. Energy Minister Michelle Mungall said industrial and environmental groups support the implementation of the panel.

Consumers and fellow agents can phone or email anonymously to report suspected wrongdoing.

FIFA's dollar demands from potential host cities are unspecified and too risky, according to all three cities.

Part of Glen Canyon Regional Park will be closed to the public for film production on Sunday.

Nearly two months after giving birth, an Indigenous mother will be reunited with her child.

The Coquitlam RCMP are looking for two suspects who they say pepper-sprayed a victim, stole his hoverboard, then stabbed a second victim who gave chase, according to a news release.

Mike Gould, who pledged $7.5 million to a local team after claiming to be a European lottery winner, was convicted of forgery on a separate issue.

The 34th Annual Vancouver Sun Run is April 22! Starting gate will be at the intersection of Burrard and Georgia St in Downtown Vancouver.

The Vancouver Park Board's 'Heron Cam' is now live-streaming a view of the colony nesting near their offices.

Alexandra Cousteau, the granddaughter of legendary ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau, joins us to talk about her latest expedition off the coast of British Columbia to help conserve our marine wildlife.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada also found that the pilot was not wearing a helmet during the crash.

The annual homeless count took place this week in Vancouver. Jeremy Hunka from the Union Gospel Mission explains how you can help support some of the city’s most vulnerable residents.

The B.C. government ends five straight weeks of activity in the legislature today — but activity on passing legislation has been relatively sparse.

A team of scientists will review the impact hydraulic fracturing — also known as fracking — has on water and air safety in B.C., as well as the industry's connection to earthquakes.

“We have got to believe that people will come to their senses and not bring in a tax that is so damaging to the province.”

The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at UBC invites visitors to a presentation by Dr. Susan Pavel ~ sa’hLa mitsa on Coast Salish weaving, plant dyes, and her creative practice on Saturday, March 24, 2018 from 1-3pm. She will also demonstrate weaving on a Salish two-bar loom with yarns dyed from native plants. Dr. Pavel first...

The funding includes $9.1 million for developing and testing technology to better detect the endangered orcas and prevent collisions with vessels.

Canada's natural resources minister says Ottawa is determined to see the Trans Mountain pipeline expanded, despite an interprovincial dispute on whether the project should go ahead.

Ronald Teneycke will be subject to an indeterminate prison sentence.

The woman, believed to be in her 70s, was hit in at the intersection of Martin Drive and Southmere Crescent on Wednesday.

On April 8, join us for Where Truest Pleasure Is with mezzo-soprano Fabiana Katz and pianist Stephen Smith. Featuring English repertoire by Britten, Quilter, Stanford, and Vaughan Williams and American songs by Copland and Bernstein, this elegant and accessible program will be a welcome breath of fresh, spring air.

The federal transportation transportation department has grounded the small B.C. airline Orca Airways, saying the company has repeatedly failed to comply with safety regulations.

There have been widespread delays and cancellations of both incoming and outgoing flights at the Kelowna International Airport.

How does your job stack up when it comes to respect from your fellow Canadians?

It seems the thieves simply unlocked the doors in both cases.

The notoriously-corrupt FIFA was asking cities to cut a no-dollar-figure deal that could be changed at any time, writes Jon McComb.

Gord Price spotted a lump lying on the side of the Island Highway on Tuesday night. On second glance, he realized it was a woman.

Energy analysts think the price at the pump could easily jump to a mind-boggling $3 a litre in a fairly short period if Alberta deploys its nuclear option.

The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear the case of a former Canadian Football League star who wanted to sue the league over concussion trauma.

A legal battle to grant Trans Mountain a permanent injunction to block protesters from its terminal construction site continues Thursday in B.C. Supreme Court.

We ask a criminal psychologist and a pro race car driver to break down the allure of speed, it's dangers and why some of us can't get enough.

Nova Scotia has officially become the first province in Canada to ban elective cat declawing, following the lead of other parts of the world.

Here's a quick recap of all the important Paralympic news you might have missed overnight and what's to come later today.

A Vancouver man who tried to fly to Winnipeg to see his ailing grandmother is raising questions about the reliability of booking discount air travel through third-party providers.

A Vancouver man who tried to fly to Winnipeg to see his ailing grandmother is raising questions about the reliability of booking discount air travel through third-party providers.

Marc LeClerc is being remembered as a man who died doing what he loved to do. Catherine Urquhart has more.

The motion was introduced as a "switch and replace" during a debate over spending $3 million to fix the golf course's drainage system.

The future of Robson Square has become an increasing hot topic at city hall since a councillor brought forward a motion to reopen the block to traffic. A community and regional planning expert from UBC says the city should not consider the idea.

The future of Robson Square has become an increasing hot topic at city hall since a councillor brought forward a motion to reopen the block to traffic.