British Columbia news

From the White House Correspondents Dinner to giant lollipop personalized to look like you – entertainment reporter Dana Gee wraps it all up in a neat little ball for you.

“I’m not sure we’ll see them again but it was an amazing reunion,” says woman who reunited animal family. “I was bawling my eyes out because it was so beautiful.”

Entertainment reporter Erin Cebula is joined by three models to show off some must-have spring looks with a transitional piece that can also work for fall.

“Water is enemy number-one to your home” – tips from Ask An Expert home inspector James Dobney on how to keep your home in tip top shape.

Hublot Diamond Supercar Rally attracts150 teams to raise funds for more than 20 worthy causes. The event goes from Vancouver to Whistler on Saturday May 5th. Jay Janower joins organizer Craig Stowe to preview some of the luxury vehicles that will be taking part.

The 2018 DOXA Documentary Film Festival kicks off in Vancouver this Thursday, featuring more than 90 films from around the world. DOXA Director of Programming Selina Crammond gives us a preview.

Yvonne Schalle travels to Vancouver Island to check out the amazing food, accommodations and first nations culture.

As water levels continue to rise, multiple areas in B.C.’s Interior have been placed under an evacuation order.

A beaver, which local residents saw swimming in Okanagan Lake with four arrows in its body, most likely has died from its injuries, say conservation officers who are unable to locate the animal. They hope to find the person responsible for shooting it.

A Kamloops, B.C. woman has been sewing pads for girls in developing countries because she was horrified to hear that they often had to miss school when they were on their periods.

The district issued the declaration "due to the threat of flooding and debris flow that may threaten life, safety and cause significant property damage."

Forty years ago, Richhpal Gupta decided to take over an old nightclub in Vancouver and turn it into an Indian restaurant.

Julia Beaulieu says her loyal pup was "daddy's girl — she was his and he was hers."

Master gardener Brian Minter says the warm weather doesn't mean you should start planting warm weather vegetables. A sudden cold snap could still see you lose your crops.

The body of a beloved Irish footballer who never resurfaced after jumping off a bridge into Beaver Creek near Kinbasket Lake, has been recovered.

The body of a beloved Irish footballer who never resurfaced after jumping off a bridge into Beaver Creek near Kinbasket Lake, has been recovered.

The body of a beloved Irish footballer who never resurfaced after jumping off a bridge into Beaver Creek near Kinbasket Lake, has been recovered.

Treana Peake's journey from Vancouver to the world's largest refugee camp — Bidi Bidi in Uganda — began with a plain envelope when she was just eight years ago.

Local authorities have ordered states of emergency in the Okanagan, Similkameen and the Cariboo as rivers and lakes continue to swell.

States of emergency for the Okanagan, Similkameen and the Cariboo remain in place Monday as rivers and lakes continue to swell.

Central Okanagan Emergency Operations has ordered the evacuation of 12 Killiney Beach properties, due to slope instability.

Local authorities have ordered states of emergency in the Okanagan, Similkameen and the Cariboo as rivers and lakes continue to swell.

In the late 1960s a team of SFU researchers set out to define the term soundscape and change the way we listen to the world around us.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna says Ottawa has jurisdiction to approve pipelines and price carbon as she faces court challenges from British Columbia and Saskatchewan.

British Columbia's court case over the flow of heavy oil through the province could be damaged by the NDP government's previous positions against the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, says a legal expert.

Harbour Air launched its long-awaited downtown Vancouver-to-Seattle seaplane service this week, but some are questioning if the price is a little sky high.

Michael Buffet and Sarah Martin, a restaurant-owning Kelowna couple, are passionate about fresh food and helping people get a fresh start on life.

Police said the driver was being ‘less than cooperative,’ and officers believe alcohol may have played a part in the crash on Fraser Highway overnight.

The widow of a man killed in a crash with a semi-trailer last year in B.C. is pushing for changes following the Humboldt Broncos tragedy.

For Justin Trudeau, the best-case scenario on Trans Mountain and carbon pricing may be persevering - and taking the punishment in the meantime.

Muslims, Buddhists, Jews, Unitarians, two choirs, members of 10 Christian denominations, interfaith groups and others all gathered at a Kinder Morgan work site in Burnaby, B.C., to sing, chant, and pray with traditional leaders in opposition to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 for Saturday, April 28, 2018. For the latest news and video, go to globalnews.ca/bc.

A flood watch is in effect for parts of the Interior as many rivers around communities of Cache Creek, Merritt, Williams Lake and Quesnel continue to rise. Kristen Robinson has the latest.

As gas prices in Metro Vancouver hit record highs, B.C. drivers cross the border to find relief at the pump. Paul Johnson reports.

The Saturday, April 28, 2018 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

It’s been more than 45 years since Helen Claire Frost disappeared. Her family has been searching for her ever since. Finally, this week a significant breakthrough. Nadia Stewart reports.

A loyal family dog in Abbotsford could not bear to say goodbye after one of his owners passed away. Jill Bennet explains.

Renee Ozee’s son died on the job, but she’s sharing his story to help raise awareness about workplace safety.

It will be disappointment for Vancouver Cauncks fan for another year, as the team once again missed out on a top-three pick in the NHL entry draft.

The Montreal Canadiens improved from the fourth-best odds (9.5 per cent chance), while the Ottawa Senators (13.5 per cent chance) fell from the second-best odds to the fourth selection.

UBC department of South Asian studies professor Don Baker joined Coleen Christie for anyalsis on peace talks in the Korean Peninsula. The historic and remarkable dialogue between the North and South is also raising skepticism along with hope.

Sebastian Woodroffe, 41, was slain after villagers accused him of being responsible for the shooting death of plant medicine healer Olivia Arévalo.

As the May 31st deadline looms for the government to come up with a rescue plan for the Tans Mountain Pipeline expansion project, court challenges in two provinces may derail those plans and plans on carbon pricing. As Eric Sorensen explains those legal battles are being watched closely in Ottawa.

Joshua David Mennear, 23, is charged with four counts of aggravated assault after random attacks 30 minutes apart on Friday.

Joshua Mennear is charged with aggravated assault for four alleged knife attacks in 40 minutes.

He fears if he returns to Syria he will be punished for evading military service.

Canadian Olympic bobsledder Alysia Rissling, a two-time champion who regularly races 150 km/h down an icy tracks, knows a thing or two about successfully reaching goals.