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RCMP are releasing more details about a weekend collision that claimed the life of a 31-year-old Grande Prairie, Alta., man.

Transit police have released photos and video of a suspect involved in an alleged assault of a woman at the New Westminster SkyTrain station April 6.

Kristina Stoyanova from Get Connected Media has the latest devices to keep your home connected.

After a year of rehabilitation, three orphaned baby otters – Lady, Cowby and Piers – have been released back into the wild.

Providers say they've already had to offer parents discounts of child care fees, and are on the hook for the difference.

Global News viewer Keith McCall sent in this video of a Humpback whale during its feeding time this weekend near Bowen Island.

The three-member panel will hold consultations across B.C. in June.

What was presented to the public on Wednesday is not the actual vehicle that will run on the Surrey streets. It is a demonstration vehicle only.

Fans gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel to catch a glimpse of the The Spice Girls ahead of their 1998 Vancouver concerts. Original air date: August 1998.

As donations pour in to support the families affected by the Humboldt bus crash, one special piece of hockey memorabilia was delivered to the community Monday.

Can the Global BC team efficiently make a Big Mac? Watch as Sophie Lui, Jay Durant and our new community reporter Michael Newman try!

Police say she believes, in her haste, that she inadvertently bumped into the suspect while trying to reach the train.

Just over 170 detached homes were sold in the city during the month of April. That's a drop of about 60 per cent from the same period in 2015.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police are searching for the identity of a man wanted in connection to an assault on a Skytrain platform April 6. Video shows the victim getting hit by a coffee cup and being pushed to the ground.

The Four Seasons Hotel in downtown Vancouver is closing its doors for good. The luxury hotel is closing permanently in January 2020.

A series of polls show that the majority of British Columbians support pipeline expansion. Keith Baldrey has the details.

It’s McHappy Day and some of our Global colleagues are behind the counter serving up burgers and fries to raise money for a good cause.

Bacon was gunned down inside a vehicle outside of Kelowna's Delta Grand Hotel in August 2011.

"It looks alien. It looks like a spaceship landed in the field."

Surrey mayor Linda Hepner unveiled a demonstration model of a light rail vehicle Wednesday morning at City Centre Mall. The LRT car will be available for viewing in multiple locations over the next nine weeks. Construction is expected to begin by 2020 with and operational date by 2024 for lines between Surrey Centre, Newton and...

Police say Little is considered a responsible young man with full-time employment and no known health or personal issues.

The famed Metro Vancouver hiking trail had been closed because of snow and ice since January 19, 2018, and will close again for a few weeks for maintenance on May 22.

A 21-year-old Vernon man suffered non-life threatening injuries in a shooting early Tuesday morning.

Retired longtime CFL receiver Mike Morreale hopes he can parlay his football background into a successful league for Canadian basketball players and fans.

Three men who pleaded guilty yesterday to the 2011 shooting death of gangster Jonathan Bacon are expected to be sentenced today in B.C. Supreme Court.

Three men who pleaded guilty yesterday to the 2011 shooting death of gangster Jonathan Bacon were sentenced today in B.C. Supreme Court.

The province said site work started Tuesday to collect more information to help officials make a decision.

Lifestyle expert Carey McBeth has some colourful tips for throwing a Mexican themed party this Cinco De Mayo.

Christina Henderson explains how Stargardt disease is robbing her children Ava and Chase of their sight. The family is fighting back by helping raise money through events like the Cycle for Sight.

The landlord of the hotel, which has been on West Georgia Street for more than 40 years, has opted not to renew the lease for the property, which expires Jan. 31, 2020.

A growing population of peacocks is creating a rift in the neighbourhood around 150 Street and 62 Avenue, with one resident taking matters into his own hands by felling a tree where the birds roost.

Fleetwood Mac returns to Vancouver with its original members Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Stevie Nicks, and Christine McVie along with newcomers Mike Campbell and Neil Finn

General manager Martin Sinclair made the announcement to his staff earlier Wednesday morning.

A passerby made the grim discovery on Monday.

Due to the nice weather the South Coast has been having, Metro Vancouver has decided to open the Grouse Grind trail as of May 2. Officials say the trail will close again on May 22 for maintenance. Jordan Armstrong has the details.

A report card of sorts gauging how 241 new Syrian households are settling into B.C. after two years reveals struggles with finding housing and work — but 96 per cent plan to become Canadian.

This spring, residents and their four-legged “best friends” are preparing to walk together for the Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides. Each walk is organized by a member of the community. By participating in the Walk, you can help provide life-changing Dog Guides to Canadians with disabilities. Walk routes are accessible to all. For more...

Wed, May 2: Kyle Braid with Ipsos Reid joins Global News Morning Calgary to discuss the findings in the latest poll on the Trans Mountain pipeline project.

An occupant of the Steveston townhome was found lying on the front yard suffering second-degree burns.

The future of a Class A provincial park is pitting conservationists against those who say the region desperately needs the water in Chapman Lake.

Months after moving provinces in the wake of an animal cruelty conviction related to the seizure of 70 dogs, a Saskatchewan man has now lost his bid to hold on to 10 dogs the B.C. SPCA took from his property earlier this year.

While the debate over whether or not to extend Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline rages on, an Ipsos poll found a majority of Canadians support the issue.

In a poll released on Wednesday, Ipsos Global Public Affairs found that 55 per cent of British Columbians support the project while 37 per cent are opposed.

Oil refineries at first glance can be confusing. What happens in all those pipes and tanks? This explainer breaks down the process of how crude oil is refined.

Never before revealed data shows Canadians refineries emitted far more of certain key pollutants compared to the US average. The government has known about this for more than 15 years and has convened two working groups to fix it – but the gap persists and in some cases, has gotten worse. Carolyn Jarvis investigates.

"About 20 of our locals don't have any class composition language in the collective agreement."

Police departments across Canada say anyone who has sent money through Western Union to someone who ended up being a scammer could get some of that money back after the company was ordered to pay $586 million US to fraud victims.

"There is a school right here and our property prices will plummet."

The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen said in a Tuesday evening release that only 15 homes remain under an evacuation order.

The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen, which has been battling floodwaters, announced Tuesday afternoon that it has expanded its state of local emergency.