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RCMP believe the products were tampered with while on display in grocery stores.

The restrictions would limit residents from watering their lawns to just two days a week until Oct. 15.

Cpl. Frank Jang of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team provides an update to the media following a double homicide in Richmond early Monday morning. Police say the deaths do not appear to be random.

The Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen said 148 properties in Tulameen, northwest of Princeton, have been evacuated due to flooding. Shelby Thom has the latest from the region.

The provincial government has announced $64 million in funding for the Surrey school district, which will go towards a new elementary school, additions to two existing schools and the purchase of land needed to build another school.

If you're a Fraser Valley resident with a library card, you can now check out some of the 50 new telescopes available to the public.

The province recently deployed the additional officers to places like Grand Forks, Bella Coola, Port McNeil, Haida Gwaii and Duncan among other locations, but not to the North Coast port city.

B.C.-based magician Matt Johnson impresses the judges and audiences on the latest season of Britain’s biggest talent show.

Dress for Success helps empower women to enter the workforce. The organization is raising money to help continue its mission at the upcoming IMPACT 360 fashion show.

The city was part of Metro Vancouver only for park board purposes, but that relationship has now ended.

Floods may be dominating the B.C. headlines at the moment, but officials are warning wildfires are a growing concern, especially those that may have been smouldering underground and undetected throughout the winter.

Global News reporter Richard Zussman sets up the week in B.C. politics by looking at recreational marijuana rules, constituency week and Vancouver’s high gas prices.

Police say the assault happened in October, on a trail in Hawthorne Park.

The six-stop line is slated to go from the VCC-Clark station mainly below Broadway Avenue to Arbutus Street.

As warmer weather returns to the Okanagan, officials are warning some hotspots that survived the winter could flare up.

Reporter Jennifer Palma has all the details from an announcement Monday morning about Amazon’s new headquarters in Vancouver. The move is expected to bring 3,000 more jobs to the city and a new headquarters in the old Canada Post building.

The man sexually assaulted a woman last October in Surrey's Hawthorne Park.

Richmond RCMP are investigating the deaths of two people found in a home after reports of gunfire early Monday morning.

Officers found two people dead in the home on Eckersley Road.

Tyabji-Sandana is sentenced to two years less a day to be served in three phases in the community.

The online retailer of an unlicensed homeopathic remedy made from rabid dog saliva has agreed to stop selling the product in Canada, according to the federal government.

Amazon is expanding its tech hub in Vancouver, adding 3,000 new jobs, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday morning. The expanded site will open in 2022.

PM Justin Trudeau says the Liberal government welcomes Amazon expansion and 3,000 new jobs that will recruit top talent from Canadian universities.

Amazon says the decision to expand to Vancouver is in part due to their prior success of hiring exceptional talent from Canadian universities.

Amazon announced on Monday that they’ll be expanding their operations in Vancouver at the site of an old Canada Post building on Georgia St. that will create 3,000 new high-tech jobs.

The Ismaili Muslim spiritual leader arrives in Ottawa May 1 and comes to Vancouver May 5 for his diamond jubilee tour.

Champion Sit Skier and Paralympic medalist Josh Dueck talks about the importance of spinal cord injury research and how the Wings for Life Run supports it.

Josie Heisig of Destination BC gives us three quick trips on Vancouver Island that are sure to please the entire family.

Yvonne Schalle is taking a look around the beautiful Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island. She has some ideas of what you can do to enjoy the region.

The 35-year-old Alberta man was standing beside a pickup truck and camper on the side of the road when he was hit.

The new office is expected to bring another thousand workers to the city by 2020.

This is expected to bring an additional 3,000 high tech jobs to the city in fields including e-commerce technology, cloud computing, and machine learning.

As Vancouver gas prices hit an all-time high, Dan McTeague from Gasbuddy.com joins us to talk about when we can expect some relief and how the prices are expected to rise even higher.

Prices could go even higher as the summer driving season begins.

A Vancouver restaurant named after a notorious narco-terrorist has prompted a backlash among the Colombian community, who say the owners are being culturally insensitive.

A Vancouver restaurant named after a notorious narco-terrorist has prompted a backlash among the Colombian community, who say the owners are being culturally insensitive.

It may seem counterintuitive after such a wet April, but the city is hoping the new lawn watering rules help offset water shortages once the hot days of summer arrive.

It may seem counterintuitive after such a wet April, but the city is hoping the new lawn watering rules help offset water shortages once the hot days of summer arrive.

A City of Kelowna staff report recommends councillors abandon controversial bylaw changes that would regulate busking and fine people for giving panhandlers recyclable containers outside bottle depots.

A City of Kelowna staff report recommends councillors abandon controversial bylaw changes that would regulate busking and fine people for giving panhandlers recyclable containers outside bottle depots.

An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

There are lots of ways to motivate everybody — including people who don’t care about the environment — to reduce their waste, says a report from the Ottawa-based Smart Prosperity Institute.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 for Sunday, April 29, 2018. For the latest news and video, go to globalnews.ca/bc.

Tens of thousands of people gathered in Toronto for a powerful vigil honouring the victims of the van attack.

Jill Bennett speaks to one of the four people injured in this weekend’s series of random knife attacks on the Downtown East Side.

The City of Vancouver considers easing up on rules that prevent bars from having patios on the Granville Strip. Kristen Robinson explains.

"There's a likelihood that we could hit 1.65 sometime just after the May long weekend."

A B.C. man had a chance encounter with a wolf and bear squaring off in the wilderness.

A B.C. man had a chance encounter with a wolf and bear squaring off in the wilderness.

B.C.'s Grant Tomlinson is one of only a few lute makers in Canada. He's made a living building the instruments in Vancouver since 1988.