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The review will look at the roles and responsibilities of the Superintendent of Real Estate and Real Estate Council of BC.

The City of Kamloops has formalized rules where homeless can set up shelters and for how long.

Premier John Horgan announces the Building BC Community Housing Fund to create 14,000 affordable rental homes in the province.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo from Get Connected Media has reviews of some of the latest affordable technology for people on the go!

What role can clean energy and its associated industries play in keeping British Columbians employed in the future?

A Vancouver substance use educator says it's never been more important for parents to speak with their children about marijuana use.

Global News takes a first look inside the new concept hotel in Whistler Village sure to get visitors talking.

Animal activists say the gory demise of a raccoon that chewed its own paw off after getting caught in a trap should be a lesson to would-be backyard vigilantes.

Animal activists say the gory demise of a raccoon that chewed its own paw off after getting caught in a trap should be a lesson to would-be backyard vigilantes.

The rapid expansion of a program that hands out an overdose-reversing drug significantly reduced the number of fentanyl-related deaths in 2016 in B.C., according to a new study.

Councillor Nathan Pachal says City of Langley data shows overdose calls are skyrocketing.

The Nicola Valley Fish and Game Club has filed a lawsuit in BC Supreme Court requesting public access to Corbett Lake be recognized.

Child care operators say it's radio silence from the province about whether they're approved for new fee reductions.

The B.C. government has passed a bill giving first responders easier access to mental health supports but some say the legislation doesn't go far enough.

A car crash is being investigated after a case of road rage has knocked out power for a Vancouver neighbourhood during the busy morning commute.

A car crash is being investigated after an apparent case of road rage knocked out power for a Vancouver neighbourhood during the busy morning commute.

A car crash, which is being investigated as an incident of road rage, knocked out power for a busy Vancouver neighbourhood Wednesday.

Highway 17 in Delta was partially closed Wednesday morning near the 91 connector after a semi-trailer lost it’s load of lumber. Delta Police responded and ended up clearing the lumber by hand.

Beatrice Janyk started giving blood after her late husband nearly died from the blood he received after a sawmill accident.

The number of collisions from January to March is down 17 per cent to 298 this year, compared to this time last year- which had 357.

A group of hospitality businesses in Osoyoos, B.C., wants to bring an oil field work camp to the South Okanagan because of a lack of housing for seasonal workers.

A group of hospitality businesses in Osoyoos, B.C., wants to bring an oil field work camp to the South Okanagan because of a lack of housing for seasonal workers.

An Angus Reid Forum poll found 54 per cent of British Columbians surveyed are in favour of the project. Jordan Armstrong reports.

Lane Steven Peepchuk is wanted for forcible confinement, assault with a weapon, robbery, uttering threats, and three counts of breach of an undertaking.

Ranjot Bhandal was last seen at about midnight on Tuesday, April 17, in the 1100 block of Lansdowne Drive, Coquitlam.

Christian Richardson allegedly met his victims on Grindr, then convinced them to cash bad cheques and share the money with him.

Christian Richardson allegedly met his victims on Grindr, then convinced them to cash bad cheques and share the money with him.

Lauryn Hill is celebrating the 20th anniversary of her critically acclaimed solo album, 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.'

The City of Vancouver has given the green light to selling booze in grocery stores, but don't expect to grab a bottle of wine off the shelf.

The B.C. government will be filing a reference case in connection to the ongoing dispute over the Kinder Morgan pipeline in the B.C. Court of Appeal by April 30.

The City of Vancouver has approved the sale of liquor in grocery stores after a public hearing Tuesday night.

British Columbia should prepare for a tumultuous summer as Alberta plans to retaliate against pipeline roadblocks by turning off the taps, says a petroleum industry analyst.

The Vancouver bike share system, Mobi, has rapidly grown from 240 bicycles to 1,400, with more on the way. The bikes are sturdy, but with nearly 60,000 different customers, the small team of mechanics have an endless supply of problems to fix.

A new poll says more than half of British Columbians now support the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project, and the majority of all Canadians surveyed believe the province is wrong to try to stop the project.

The province's attorney general says the filing will be made by the end of the month.

British Columbia will file a reference case in the provincial Court of Appeal by the end of this month to determine if it has jurisdiction over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

Police say the driver was impaired when he smashed into a pair of cars and a guardrail on the Lions Gate Bridge.

Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey joins us to break down some of the numbers from a new poll by Angus Reid Wednesday, showing 54 per cent of those polled are now in favour of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr said Wednesday that “uncertainty” surrounding the completion of the Trans Mountain pipeline is based on BC’s possible legal action against its construction.

More than 2,000 Canadians were polled by Angus Reid recently and results found 54 per cent are in favour of the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline. Jordan Armstrong has the details.

Mayor Mike Clay said the trolley will run in a loop through the downtown area from mid-June to the end of August.

The union representing about 3,000 conductors and locomotive engineers at Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. says it has formally served the company with a 72 hour notice of an intent to strike.

The union representing about 3,000 conductors and locomotive engineers at Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. says it has formally served the company with a 72 hour notice of an intent to strike.

Severe winter weather that left grain farmers complaining about poor rail service is being blamed for disappointing first-quarter earnings at Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. as it deals with the potential for further disruption amid a potential strike this weekend.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s visit to Canada House in London’s Trafalgar Square was confronted by Greenpeace activists who had built a “Crudeau” pipeline around the building in protest of the Trans Mountain project.

The long list of so-called homeopathic nosodes approved by Health Canada include remedies made from the bacteria that causes chlamydia, the cerebral fluid of meningitis patients and cancer cells — to name just a few.

The explosive debate around the Trans Mountain pipeline followed Justin Trudeau to Britain's capital on Wednesday, as environmental activists confronted the prime minister with calls to cancel the contentious project.

Where are Canadians overstretched on their mortgages? In specific neighbourhoods in Toronto and Vancouver, census data showed. What happens there when rates rise?

The Texas-based vice-president of a company hoping to cash in on Canada's biggest pipeline projects wants to stop a hearing that could see him barred from crossing the border because of a past conviction for bribing Nigerian officials.

The Texas-based vice-president of a company hoping to cash in on Canada's biggest pipeline projects wants to stop a hearing that could see him barred from crossing the border because of a past conviction for bribing Nigerian officials.