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Arjan Singh Bhullar will become first UFC fighter to wear a turban to the cage on Day of Vaisakhi

The Lougheed Highway was shut down Thursday night after a fatal hit and run accident. Jordan Armstrong has more about the victim and the emotional reaction from her coworkers.

In June, Flair Air will start flying between Kelowna and Calgary with four flights a week.

"They set up shop over here, they sit in the bushes, they've got hookers and everything up and down the way," a neighbour said of the house.

The RCMP’s Emergency Response Team was among the officers that descended on a home near 134 Street and 71st Avenue as they executed a search warrant as part of a drug investigation on Friday.

Capturing CO2 emissions to combat climate change and using the cold from outer space to cool the Earth are some of the ideas at this year's TED conference.

Jim Carr says the government is still examining its options, but won't commit to a course of action before Sunday.

Halibut season is underway and Executive Chef Adam Meade from the Teahouse shows off one of his favourite recipes.

Three-time Olympian Patrick Chan, whose legendary figure skating skills and artistry on the ice have delighted Canadian fans over the past 10 years, has retired at age 27.

ASIRT, which investigates deaths at the hands of police in Alberta, says the man found in a burned-out garage in Abbeydale last month was identified through dental records.

A school district in the Okanagan is saving thousands of dollars each year using solar energy.

Musician Sam Roberts was the headliner at the Global Citizen Live event Thursday night at the Commodore Ballroom. The concert was in support of the ‘Be the Generation Campaign’ to end extreme poverty.

B.C. Attorney General David Eby addressed the ICBC deficit at the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade on Friday morning.

Tickets are on sale now for LAKETOWN ROCK MUSIC FESTIVAL! Located in the beautiful Cowichan Valley the second annual Laketown Rock Music Fest features Colin James, Collective Soul and more!

An alert has been issued for 'purple, pink, blue and brown down substances' after an increase in the number of overdose-related 911 calls.

"Once lake levels begin to rise, the colour will dissipate into the lake water again."

"The province is backstopping the start and a developer will build it," said B.C. Premier John Horgan.

Part of the Lougheed Highway is shut down after a fatal accident overnight in Maple Ridge. Jordan Armstrong has the details of this developing story.

"We didn't expect to get tens of thousands of responses to this survey," said David Eby.

The City of West Kelowna has put out sand and bags at various locations for residents.

Jason Gourley, charged in connection with a hit-and-run crash that killed Kamloops teenager Jennifer Gatey, pleaded guilty earlier this week to leaving the scene of an accident and obstructing justice.

Dana Gee tells us whether new movies Rampage, Borg vs McEnroe, Finding Your Feet, Indian Horse are worth catching in theatres.

Dana Gee tells us whether new movies Rampage, Borg vs McEnroe, Finding Your Feet, Indian Horse are worth catching in theatres.

B.C.'s Greens hold the balance of power in the province, but the party's leader says he's confident that NDP Premier John Horgan won't back down on Trans Mountain.

Tassis Vix, 31, a veterinary assistant with a 10-year-old daughter, was struck and killed in the 21800 block of Lougheed Highway Thursday night.

A female was struck and killed in the 21800 block of Lougheed Highway Thursday night.

"There were rocks coming down the mountain into the lake the size of dump trucks."

B.C. Premier John Horgan was in Coquitlam Friday morning to promote the provincial government role in helping the United Church build 414 below-market rental housing units in four locations.

B.C. Premier John Horgan was in Coquitlam Friday morning to announce the provincial government is partnering with the United Church to build 414 new affordable rental housing units in four locations.

The fire began around 7:30 a.m. on Friday in the 1500 block of Dovercourt Road.

Construction crews will have to repair damage caused by two northern flicker woodpeckers that are protected under federal and provincial laws

Lori Harrison sued after slipping on some spilled laundry detergent in a North Vancouver grocery store in 2012.

Lifestyle expert Carey McBeth tells us what you should have on hand if you are thinking of having people over this spring.

Housing markets across most of Canada are feeling the impact of rising interest rates and Ottawa's new mortgage rules.

Abbotsford police are renewing their search for anybody who may have seen or taken video of a head-on collision that left a 33-year-old man dead last September.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure says a month's worth of rain fell in 24 hours on March 22, causing floods across the Okanagan and forcing chunks of earth above David Lea's property to give way.

Police have not said whether the driver stayed at the scene.

There will be a parade in Vancouver on April 14, followed by another in Surrey on April 21 to celebrate the Vaisakhi Festival

There will be a parade in Vancouver on April 14, followed by another in Surrey on April 21 to celebrate the Vaisakhi Festival

There'll be a parade in Vancouver on April 13, followed by another in Surrey on April 21 to celebrate the Vaisakhi Festival

A terrifying sexual assault committed on a sleeping woman will result in an adult sentence for a young offender who evaded 24-hour supervision to break into the victim's home.

The crash that killed 16 members of the Humboldt Broncos hockey team is close to home for all Canadians.

The political calculations seem simple — there are more Liberal MPs in B.C. than in Alberta. But the electoral consequences of the Trans Mountain pipeline dispute go beyond local politics.

The RCMP commissioned an in-depth survey of what Canadians like and dislike in the outward appearance of their police officers. 'Ear tunnels', lip and eyebrow piercings, camo pants and other features got negative ratings, according to documents obtained by CBC News. Officials say the results will be used to reassess the look of the Mounties.

Dozens come out to play a game of street hockey in what organizers say is a show of support for the Humboldt Broncos. 3 hockey associations ages 4-17 took part in a game in a parking lot in Steveston. Organizers say they were also trying to bring some fun back to hockey after a hard...

dozens come out to play a game of street hockey in what organizers say is a show of support for the Humboldt Broncos. 3 hockey associations ages 4-17 took part in a game in a parking lot in Steveston. Organizers say they were also trying to bring some fun back to hockey after a hard...

More than 1,700 kilometres from Humboldt, hundreds gathered in New Westminster B.C., to pay tribute to the fallen Broncos.

BC Hydro says the project would allow for the construction of a new school in Coal Harbour.

Communities around the Okanagan held vigils, fundraisers and simple moments of silence to show support for the victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash and their Saskatchewan community. Events in the Central Okanagan brought together hundreds of supporters.

More than a dozen properties on Green Lake Road and two on Highway 97 near Okanagan Falls are on Evacuation Alert in anticipation of flooding that could cut off road access. The Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen will begin a pumping plan to reduce the impact of flooding April 13.