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DriveBC says a collision in the northbound lanes of Highway 91 at the south end of the Alex Fraser Bridge is causing long waits for motorists.

DriveBC says a collision in the northbound lanes of Highway 91 and its aftermath is now fully cleared after motorists were delayed for hours on Saturday afternoon.

Fifteen people are dead and 14 injured after the bus taking the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team to a playoff game collided with a transport truck on a highway north of Tisdale, Sask., on Friday.

Fifteen people are dead and 14 injured after the bus taking the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team to a playoff game collided with a transport truck on a highway north of Tisdale, Sask., on Friday. Here's what we know so far about the victims.

A karate dojo in Langley's Walnut grove neighbourhood is crediting a strong family foundation for its recent success at the national championships.

Quinn Schneidmiller was with the Humboldt Broncos until he was traded in October. Earlier this week, he visited his former teammates, just days before a fatal bus crash claimed 15 lives.

Testing for radon, a cancer-causing radioactive gas, is not required across most parts of Canada, and a national children’s health group wants to see that changed in schools and daycares.

Forget mountains, ponds or sunsets: the Lower Mainland's endangered barns are the stars of a new exhibition by artist Kristin Krimmel.

Protesters are gathering at Kinder Morgan's facility in Burnaby, B.C., today to once again protest the expansion of the company's Trans Mountain pipeline.

New Westminster Police have arrested two Delta men after seizing handguns, cocaine, and cash.

A former Surrey, B.C. player has been identified as one of 15 victims who died when Humboldt Broncos junior hockey junior hockey team bus collided with another vehicle on Friday.

A former Surrey player has been identified as one of 14 victims who died when Humboldt Broncos junior hockey junior hockey team bus collided with another vehicle on Friday.

Peter Raptis is trying to rally parents of children with autism to share information and create some change.

Erin Jeffery from YoYoMama shares her pick of the best summer camps across the province

Dr Roberts and Nicole Keay explain why the Fertile Future’s Evening of Hope is such an important fundraising event

Delicious cuisine and recipes cooked up on the Saturday Morning News. Pastry Chef Nikki Tam from Minami makes a cherry blossom inspired dessert – Yuzu No Bake Cheesecake

Twenty years ago this week, the province established the Barrett Inquiry to look into the leaky condo problem. Experts say the inquiry provided higher standards for home construction and design. But they also say the problem still persists today.

More victims have been identified after the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team bus crash that killed 14 people and injured 15.

Humboldt Broncos head coach Darcy Haugan has been identified as one of 14 victims who died when their junior hockey team bus collided with another vehicle on Friday.

The death toll from the horrific bus crash involving a Saskatchewan junior hockey team bus has risen to 15.

Richmond, B.C.-based Sarah Leamon says she created the Women's Association of Criminal Lawyers to give women in criminal law a space to address and share their concerns.

Victoria's newest library has many meeting rooms and flexible spaces. The staff say the priority is to create a gathering place that is part of a walkable community.

Pro sports has a ways to go to capitalize on the eSports boom.

Left unexplained by Metro Vancouver chair Greg Moore is why regional politicians felt it was appropriate to approve the retirement allowance without any notice.

The Canada Revenue Agency is appealing a groundbreaking B.C. Supreme Court ruling which awarded a Nanaimo couple $1.7 million in damages for malicious prosecution.

The Kimberley Dynamiters won 5-3 over the Revelstoke Grizzlies Friday night. The Dynamiters took the best-of-seven series 4-2 in Game 6.

The third annual B.C. Interior Sportsman Show opened up Friday in Kelowna. More than 5,000 attended the event in 2017, prompting organizers to expand the show at the Capital News Centre. Doris Maria Bregolisse has details.

The Cariboo region of B.C. will receive funds from the province to help with forest restoration and prevention measures after last summer's devastating wildfires.

The final public hearing for the inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls ends Sunday.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Friday, April 6, 2018.

"We're looking at potentially increased fire activity through the southern half [of B.C.] and then up along the Alberta-B.C. border toward the Northwest Territories," said an analyst.

The third annual Lac Du Bois grasslands clean up gets underway April 8, 2018.

Despite best efforts to phase out the inefficient bulbs, people just can't seem to give them up, according to a new survey.

The Friday, April 6, 2018 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

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Shakila Zareen, 22, is starting her new life in Vancouver, five years after being disfigured by a horrific crime. Rumina Daya reports.

A group of would-be homeowners in Langley have lost their court battle against the developer who sold them pre-construction homes. Jill Bennett explains why that could cost them.

The Sedins were the nicest, and according to one fan, they made hockey culture a little nicer, too.

Government scientists say based on early forecasts, the summer of 2018 could be another very active season for forest fires. Linda Aylesworth reports.

With the gloom of winter gone, it's time to break out some bright, flavourful recipes.

Seniors who own homes worth more than $3 million say they’re being unfairly squeezed by the NDP’s new tax on so-called “luxury” homes. Nadia Stewart reports.

The BC Coroners Service and WorkSafeBC are investigating a fatal incident at a worksite in New Westminster.

B.C. is considering voiding the insurance of drivers who crash while distracted, just like drunk drivers. Critics say it could be more trouble than it's worth.

The RCMP confirmed 14 fatalities and 14 injuries in a collision involving a junior hockey team's bus in Saskatchewan on Friday, with rescue efforts ongoing late into the evening.

RCMP have confirmed fatalities and a "number of injuries" in a collision involving a junior hockey team's bus in Saskatchewan, and say rescue efforts remain ongoing.

The RCMP confirmed 14 fatalities and 14 injuries in a collision involving a junior hockey team's bus in Saskatchewan on Friday, with rescue efforts ongoing late into the evening.

Reports surfaced detailing AIQ’s alleged ties to Cambridge Analytica, and to the U.K.’s Vote Leave campaign during the Brexit referendum.

The member of Parliament for Richmond Centre is refusing to sign off on a list of Canada Summer Jobs grant applicants in her riding, because she opposes a mandatory statement that organizations must sign in order to receive funding.

"We're acting to provide a rapid solution to homelessness in the community."

Twelve days ago, the police gave chase to a man wanted for uttering threats. On Thursday, they gave chase again.