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Kinder Morgan is suspending "non-essential activities" and related spending for the Trans Mountain pipeline project, citing ongoing opposition from the British Columbia government.

Kinder Morgan is suspending "non-essential activities" and related spending for the Trans Mountain pipeline project, citing ongoing opposition from the British Columbia government.

Kinder Morgan said it would consult with stakeholders with a view to reaching agreements by May 31 that "may allow the project to proceed."

A group of self-described B.C. hockey moms are calling on people across the country to wear a sports jersey next Thursday in tribute of the families of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash victims.

A group of self-described B.C. hockey moms are calling on people across the country to wear a sports jersey next Thursday in tribute of the families of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash victims.

Jenice Yu, owner of Fresh Ideas Start Here, has suggestions for fillets, steaks, cheeks and bones.

Information sharing between competing businesses and research facilities in B.C.'s forestry sector, could help grow the industry, rather than create more competition, according to tech experts.

As the inquiry wraps up its final public hearing, Chief Commissioner Marion Buller reflects on its progress.

Chef Raymond Wu, from Chinese Restaurant Award-winning restaurant Memory Lane, makes one of his signature dishes – three cup chicken

A Quesnel animal hospital is helping overweight and obese pets lose weight and get fit with their new Weight Loss Champions program.

"I actually think we can have our cake and eat it," said artist Andrew Wright.

CBC News will have special coverage of the public vigil for the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team, live from the Humboldt arena beginning Sunday at 9 p.m. ET (7 p.m. CST).

Longtime English teacher Kari Karlsbjerg noticed many of her Chinese students were having trouble adjusting to life in Vancouver so she decided to address some of the cultural gaps in a book, My New Life in Vancouver.

Daisy Lee and Frank Price tell Jay about the Canadian Badminton Championships and its return to BC.

Your questions answered by the Global BC experts. Dr Bruce Ward from BC Dental Association answers viewer questions and shares his advice on oral health.

Chef Jack Chen from new Vancouver restaurant Coquille Fine Seafood shares his recipe for mackerel crudo.

Brent Mutis from the BCHL reflects on the hockey world reaction to the Humboldt tragedy

A paper published by the Harvard Negotiation Law Review by Kamloops lawyer David Paul explores the idea of canine-assisted mediation: having dogs in the room while going through family law mediation proceedings.

A group of people sheltering in tents in a Saanich park are leaving garbage and other debris, causing damage and limiting access to parts of a nearby creek, according to area residents.

The provincial government has declared April 8-14 'Make a Will Week' and B.C. Notaries are encouraging families with young children to plan ahead.

DTES support worker and survivor Ceejai Julian is among dozens of women dressed in purple helping guide women and families through the public hearings.

Hockey coach Barret Kropf speaks to Geoff Hastings on the loss of his friend Darcy Haugan, the Head Coach of the Humboldt Broncos.

One man’s decade-long legal crusade against city officials in his small B.C. town has come to a very pricey end.

The Edmonton Oilers defeated the Vancouver Canucks in a shootout on Saturday night.

The fire broke out in the basement of an unoccupied house on Napier Street around 2:30 a.m. Sunday.

CeeJai Julian now realizes she can never bring back her friends and "sisters" who were killed, so the survivor of the Pickton pig-farm murders in the 1990s has transformed her guilt of living into providing support to women still on the streets. This week, she's providing health support at community hearings in Richmond, B.C., of the inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

The host of the Rick Mercer Report, which ends Tuesday, is notorious for delivering heated rants from a graffiti-emblazoned alley, putting politics into thought-provoking perspective, and exploring the nooks and crannies of the nation's landscape and contemporary culture.

Luis Silva and Jefferson Savarino scored and Real Salt Lake beat the Vancouver Whitecaps 2-1 on Saturday night.

The Victoria Sexual Assault Centre has shut down its crisis and information hotline, as a result of lack of funding.

As Canada focuses on transitioning to a greener, lower-carbon economy, trade unions are concerned the move could leave workers out of jobs.

Rescuers have located two kayaks but no people in search of Coquitlam River.

Rescuers have located two kayaks but no people in search of Coquitlam River.

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A photographer spends two years chronicling those impacted by potential expansion of the Kinder Morgan pipeline from oil workers to fishermen. As Paul Johnson reports, Andrew Wright’s visual essay was inspired by battles over the British coal industry in the 1980’s.

Emotions running high as details emerge of a Friday night bus crash that claims the lives of 15 members of the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team. Kristen Robinson reports.

First Nations and environmental protesters say they are willing to be arrested to prevent the expansion of the Kinder Morgan Pipeline through B.C. Julia Foy has more on the activists who are promising a long, hot summer.

Deadly Humboldt bus crash impacts the hockey community across the country, including right here in BC. Nadia Stewart has more on what’s being done to support the survivors.

They hope the jersey day campaign will spread throughout Canada and beyond. They've already received messages of support from across North America.

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Former Humboldt Bronco Jordan Bogress talks to Jay Janower about the fatal crash that claimed the life of several of his ex- teammates.

Vitality Air's founders and other creative Canadian entrepreneurs are packaging Canada's natural resources to fill a demand for wellness products with a fresh twist.

The project asks drug users who use alone to take a survey explaining the barriers they face in accessing public services like harm reduction, treatment and mental health supports.

In just 13 minutes, the short film, ʔEtsu, addresses the difficult topic of child suicide, an issue facing many First Nation reserves.

Commuting hours on transit each day to get to class is a fact of life for many Vancouver college students. And the inconvenience is causing a brain drain as some students switch to schools outside the region, a survey of Langara College students revealed.