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Family members and survivors who haven't had a chance to share their story with the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls have less than two weeks left to register if they want to participate in the inquiry's truth gathering process.

An outbreak of the highly contagious airborne virus, rabbit hemorrhagic disease, has begun to spread at the Richmond Animal Shelter, forcing officials to euthanize the shelter's entire population of rabbits.

More than 30 years after the disappearance of Vancouver Island residents Jay Cook and Tanya Van Cuylenborg, authorities in Washington state have released new images that they believe could help identify the person who killed them. 

It doesn’t matter what series, or what car Scott Hargrove is racing in, the Surrey driver continues to rack up the checkered flags and podium finishes. But his path to motorsport success hasn’t been as simple stepping on the gas pedal and changing gears. Jay Janower has his story.

The two vehicles were seen travelling at 150 km/h in a 80km/h zone at 12:20 a.m. Wednesday.

A Vancouver sports bar owner is donating $50 for every hockey stick customers leave in front of his West End bar to help those affected by the tragic collision involving the Humboldt Broncos Junior Hockey League team.

A man is recovering from a gunshot wound in hospital after a shooting Tuesday night which police believe was targeted.

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The B.C. government announced a new task force this week to address rental housing issues that will consult with both tenants and landlords.

Bryan was out with friends early on March 31 when his family says he was punched in the head by a stranger behind Victoria's Strathcona Hotel

Authorities hope the images will help solve the 1987 double homicide of Tanya van Cuylenborg and Jay Cook, high school sweethearts from B.C.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo from Get Connected media shows us a smart keychain that helps find lost keys and a multi phone charging hub.

Sixteen months after taking the job as British Columbia's Representative of Children and Youth, Bernard Richard, has resigned.

A B.C. teacher has been disciplined by the B.C. Teacher Regulation Branch for the sixth time.

Linda Hepner is calling it quits after one term in office as Surrey’s mayor. Jordan Armstrong has details on why she is stepping down.

The City of Vancouver announced Wednesday it is moving to ban all Airbnb and short-term rentals in secondary homes in the city. Mayor Gregor Robertson says they expect about 1,000 rental units will be returned to the market.

Here's what the jury in the Nicholas Butcher murder trial has heard so far. This article will be updated as the trial progresses.

The representative for children and youth in British Columbia announced Wednesday he would be leaving his position, just over a year after he was appointed to a five-year term.

Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner held a press conference Wednesday to announce she is not seeking re-election. She says she is proud to have served the citizens of Surrey but she has felt long and hard about this decision.

20 year kitchen veteran Chef Ken Nakano demonstrates a traditional dish which he will serve at the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival’s Sakura Night event.

Rooms and properties in principal residences are still allowed to be listed, but non-principal residences will not be allowed.

Gas prices this summer are on track to be the highest since 2014, but pipeline woes could drive them even higher.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. M.R. Rajagopal says while it's great that diseases can be cured, the pain of suffering is often not treated.

More than 1,000 properties on short-term rental websites like Airbnb will no longer be legal.

The North Vancouver School District sent out a warning to parents about the scheduling oversight, and said it won't happen again.

Firefighters spent more than five hours tackling the blaze at the massive structure on Tuesday.

Canada’s Science Minister Kirsty Duncan used her time on the TED Talk stage in Vancouver to highlight her government’s record on science and blasted those she accused of silencing researchers.

As part of World Parkinson’s Day, 980 CKNW Program Director Larry Gifford speaks about how he lives life with the disease and manages its symptoms.

The owner of a Vernon pizzeria believe the thieves who smashed through his shop windows to steal cash need help more than anything else. So Nicolas Kynigos is offering them a job.

The Kinder Morgan pipeline dispute between B.C. and Alberta continues to dominate the political agenda across the country as Finance Minister Bill Morneau and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley prepare to meet in Toronto to try to hash out a resolution.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has told a U.S. House panel he believes it's "inevitable" there will be regulation of the social media industry, adding that his own data was included in the personal information sold to malicious third parties.

The 3,100-passenger Star Princess docked at Canada Place on Tuesday morning, marking the start of what Tourism Vancouver says could be a solid year for local tourism.

"For industry, the failure of Trans Mountain would be a clear indication that Canada is the equivalent of a prevaricating, Third World nation." Jen Gerson on credibility conflicts and threats to Confederation.

People across British Columbia are paying tribute to the victims and survivors of the fatal collision involving the Humboldt Broncos, an ice hockey team in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.

Could an early warning system based on ocean conditions predict oyster-related norovirus outbreaks before they happen?

"He was not scared at all," a staffer told Global News.

Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner, who was first elected to the job in 2014, joins a growing list of Metro Vancouver mayors who will not seek re-election.

"They have made threats, they have been physical, and they are suspected to be possibly be armed to some extent."

A Surrey neighbourhood learned this after a fire killed two people.

The beer cans feature messages ranging from statistics about assault to sassy messages like, ‘Hey, grab another beer, not a stranger’s butt.'”

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Tuesday, April 10, 2018.

All 364 people on board died.

All 364 people on board died.

The annual TED conference kicked off in Vancouver Tuesday, with Black-ish actress Tracee Ellis Ross staring off the first evening of the signature short talks.

Liberal MPs were called back to Ottawa today, as the Justin Trudeau government held an emergency cabinet meeting on the future of the Kinder Morgan pipeline. Keith Baldrey reports.

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It’s been 100 years since a maritime tragedy off the coast of Alaska that most people know nothng about. As Linda Aylesworth reports, a new exhibit hopes to change that.

The Tuesday, April 10, 2018 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

The 2018 cruise ship season has officially begun. It’s expected to be the busiest in years, and it features the largest-ever ship to ever tie up in Vancouver. Geoff Hastings reports.