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The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is working to improve winter driving conditions on B.C. highways.

Langley RCMP are asking the public to help locate bedding removed from the crime scene.

UBC has unveiled Musqueam street signs across the Point Grey campus to give a bilingual experience when travelling across the institution. 

"This type of assault affects the safety and security of the entire community."

Prices dropped too. But a bank noted that they held up "relatively well."

The pay increase if part of a move to put transit officers’ wages in par with the Vancouver Police Union, that is, equal salary to a First Class Constable’s salary.

A binder of patients’ personal information went missing from a Kamloops hospital and the mayor of Cache Creek, contacted by affected constituents, is critical about how the privacy breach is being handled.

The University of British Columbia has unveiled bilingual street signs around campus​ to acknowledge the traditional territory of the Musqueam territory.

B.C.'s Court of Appeal has overruled a pair of judges who issued judicial stays to two accused drug dealers because of a lack of sheriffs to hold their trials.

Const. Jason Doucette, Media Spokesperson for the VPD spoke to Global News about the ongoing police incident in Vancouver.

Make the most out of a leftover loaf of focaccia bread with this tasty recipe from Dan Clapson.

Two Surrey residents face several charges after what police call an argument over a bus seat turned into an alleged assault of a 61-year-old woman in late March.

Health Minister Adrian Dix announced Wednesday that effective Oct. 1, the NDP government will fully ban what is known as 'extra billing' by doctors.

Make the most out of a leftover loaf of focaccia bread with this tasty recipe from Dan Clapson.

The B.C. government announced plans to enforce a law that’s been on the books for 15-years. As Keith Baldrey reports, the province is going to start cracking down on doctors for extra billing.

Gregor Robertson’s majority Vision Vancouver party won’t be seeking a new leader in October’s municipal election, instead it has only opened the nomination process for Council, Park Board and School Board

Gregor Robertson's Vision Vancouver party says, at this time, its not looking for a candidate for mayor in October's municipal election

Vancouver police responded to a disturbance at an apartment building on Hornby near Drake early Wednesday morning in Vancouver. Jordan Armstrong reports.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo shows off some of the latest gear for gamers.

Facebook said on Wednesday that an estimated 622,161 Canadians may have had their data shared with the British company Cambridge Analytica.

A 46-year-old man from Vancouver has been ticketed after driving more than 70 km/h over the speed limit while test driving a four-door sedan.

Vancouver police confirm officers were first called to a disturbance at an apartment building on Hornby Street near Drake Street around 4 a.m. Wednesday.

The victim was taken to hospital with a broken arm, a cracked sternum and head trauma.

The B.C. government is planning to fine doctors who charge extra user fees and reimburse patients who are improperly billed, Health Minister Adrian Dix announced Wednesday.

A B.C. researcher's identification of the colourfully winged, 53 million-year-old species is another example of the countries' ancient geographical link, before the continents split apart.

The City of Vancouver is bringing its single-use reduction plan to a vote next month.

Stylist Nathalie Rees gives us tips on what to wear to the ‘One Night in Havana Gala’ in support of Variety.

Get ready for the biggest country music show of the year! Luke Bryan takes over BC Place October 13! Tickets go on sale April 13th!

Patricia Curtiss was walking to Shoppers Drug Mart to buy stamps in July 2015 when she fell into a hole in the sidewalk.

British Columbians with an LTE signal will begin to receive emergency alerts on their cell phone starting April 6. Martin Belanger the director of public alerting at Pelmorex, the organization involved with the alert system, joined Global News Morning to talk about how it will work.

More organizations not typically involved with drug policy are examining their role in fighting the escalating opioid crisis.

Vancouver police confirm officers were first called to a disturbance at an apartment building on Hornby Street near Drake Street around 4 a.m.

Family members are poised to share stories of violence, anguish, tragedy and resilience in Richmond, B.C., at the final public hearing of the national inquiry into Canada’s missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

B.C. wants to make it harder to evict trailer park residents and give them more protection from redevelopment under proposed legislative changes.

Tony Lourenco's family was going through their bleakest moments when his daughter was suffering from leukemia. Henrik and Daniel Sedin were there to give them a positive moment during that time and Lourenco said he'll always be grateful.

People hoping for Vancouver's housing bubble to burst may find reason to be optimistic today.

An independent labour arbitrator has awarded TransLink's transit police officers a wage increase totalling more than 10 per cent.

"They've had enough of this current group and they just want change."

"We need to look at fines that actually have some heft and some impact, and not these kind of token amounts."

"There was nothing in the presentation about low income housing," said one attendee.

Nearly a third of Canadians say they're not convinced that climate change is being caused by human and industrial activity, according to a newly released Abacus Data poll.

Nearly a third of Canadians say they're not convinced that climate change is being caused by human and industrial activity, according to a newly released Abacus Data poll.

Officers can now issues traffic tickets directly to motorists roadside, simply by swiping a driver's license.

The deceased, 54-year-old Alexander Louis Hegedus of Peachland, owned a local business named Canadian Painters, according to RCMP.

The deceased, 54-year-old Alexander Louis Hegedus of Peachland, owned a local business named Canadian Painters, according to RCMP.

Regional district chair Greg Moore says he will attempt to roll back retroactive retirement bonuses and pay raises for local politicians on the board.

Regional district chair Greg Moore says he will attempt to roll back retroactive retirement bonuses and pay raises for local politicians on the board.

David Haywood-Farmer , a third generation rancher from Savona, B.C., says foreign trade is his priority as president of the association.

Revelstoke Grizzlies netminder Gio Sambrielaz got a shutout Tuesday night as the KIJHL team won 1-0 over the Kimberley Dynamiters.

"It's a big price for people to pay to get back and forth to work," said one driver.