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Energy giant Kinder Morgan is vowing to issue annual sustainability reports according to a group of B.C. First Nations leaders who attended the companies annual general meeting in Houston, Texas on Wednesday.

The idea first came after her mom got them tickets to the concert, and as a joke, Anthony said it would be fun to sing with her on stage.

Deanna Burgart describes herself as an “Indigeneer,” combining her Indigenous background with her engineering career, and hopes to see more collaboration between the two realms.

Would-be NPA mayoral candidate Glen Chernen says he had nothing to do with rival Hector Bremner being disqualified from the nomination race.

Much of the uptick in Metro Vancouver’s housing market happened under the previous B.C. Liberal government, which was in power for 16 years before the NDP took over last summer.

Video of a racially charged exchange between a woman and what appears to be a group of four men in a Lethbridge restaurant is drawing strong reaction online, with many comments condemning the woman’s behaviour.

Low numbers of returning salmon has forced the complete shutdown of recreational salmon fishing in Skeena River watershed.

From calling friends to easily accessing all of your music, Alexa is at your beck and call.

The scam targets both Chinese students here in Canada, and their families back home who are tricked into believing the students have been kidnapped.

At least two protesters in kayaks have been arrested after they blocked workers from entering the Westridge Terminal site from the water.

An 82-year-old Vancouver man has died from serious injuries after he was hit while crossing an intersection.

Yihao Wang is also banned from driving until November.

Video of a woman uttering racist comments and threatening violence against a group of men at a Lethbridge restaurant is being shared widely on social media and has cost the woman her job.

As environmentalists bemoan the Liberal government's promise to build the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project despite waffling by its proponent, Ottawa handed them a victory of sorts today with the passage of an oil tanker moratorium bill that will prohibit tankers carrying crude from loading or unloading at ports in northern British Columbia.

Despite the concerns, the Angus Reid poll also found that Premier John Horgan remains the most popular party leader in the province.

The province of Saskatchewan will be participating in a court battle over the Trans Mountain pipeline.

The province of Saskatchewan will be participating in a court battle over the Trans Mountain pipeline.

B.C. launched a reference case on April 26 to see if they could pass legislation allowing them to mandate permits for companies looking to increase the flow of oil into the province. Saskatchewan will now be getting involved in that case.

B.C. launched a reference case on April 26 to see if they could pass legislation allowing them to mandate permits for companies looking to increase the flow of oil into the province. Saskatchewan will now be getting involved in that case.

That question is the focus of a special CBC Vancouver forum on housing, to coincide with our podcast series SOLD!

That question was the focus of a special CBC Vancouver forum tonight on housing at 7:30 p.m. to coincide with our podcast series SOLD! Watch it here live.

That question was the focus of a special CBC Vancouver forum tonight on housing at 7:30 p.m. to coincide with our podcast series SOLD! Watch it here live.

Some protesters are in kayaks and at least two have attached themselves to a floating fence that surrounds the construction site.

12 year old singer Victoria Anthony is a huge P!nk fan and a great singer in her own right. She explains why she would like to join the pop star on stage at Rogers Arena May 12th.

It happened near Old Yale Road in the community of Rosedale around 9 p.m. Tuesday.

It happened near Old Yale Road in the community of Rosedale around 9 p.m. Tuesday.

Montana Hauser of the YWCA Cause We Care House talks about the struggles faced by single mothers living in poverty and how the organization hampers help them.

If convicted, Zhou could face two years in jail and up to a lifetime ban on owning animals.

Alert Ready officials say tests planned for Wednesday in other parts of the country will go ahead while they work to resolve glitches in the system.

Some cellphones across British Columbia started vibrating and sending off a distinctive ringing sound on Wednesday afternoon, as a new public alert system was tested.

Cellphones across British Columbia will start vibrating and sending off a distinctive ringing sound on Wednesday afternoon, as a new public alert system is tested.

Allowing 16- and 17-year-olds in British Columbia to pre-register on the provincial voters list is one of several recommendations from the chief electoral officer now being considered by the legislature.

James Paxton became the first Canadian to pitch a no-hitter in Canada when he blanked the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night. Veteran baseball writer Bob Elliott gives us a different perspective on Paxton's big night with a look at it through the eye of different people in the Mariners pitcher's orbit.

South Delta United Soccer and South Delta Minor Hockey announce they will work together to co-ordinate practice and game schedules for players aged 8 and under.

South Delta United Soccer and South Delta Minor Hockey announce they will work together to co-ordinate practice and game schedules for players aged 8 and under.

Iconic Comedian Jerry Seinfeld returns to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre for 3 shows October 4th and 5th! Tickets go on sale May 14th.

DFO says it's investigating the management of sea lice at Cermaq Canada farms in Clayoquot Sound to determine if there has been non-compliance with licence conditions.

After a decade of soaring real estate prices that have turned ordinary homeowners into paper millionaires and added billions to the provincial GDP, the B.C. economy finds itself in a dangerous position, says an SFU professor.

If you’re feeling guilty about the mountains of coffee pods or squeeze pouches you’re tossing in the trash, there are ways recycle those and many other “unrecyclable” items. Here’s how — and why it isn’t being done by everyone, everywhere.

Ten months after the BC NDP took power in a minority government, most people say B.C. is on the wrong track. But lots of people aren't sure how they feel yet.

Ten months after the BC NDP took power in a minority government, most people say B.C. is on the wrong track. But lots of people aren't sure how they feel yet.

"If you just took the gain you could have realized last year, you can pay the school tax for 200 years and still be ahead," said Horgan of the new school tax on homes worth more than $3M.

B.C. Wildfire Service crews were laying more sandbags, aqua dams and pumps along Mission Creek in Kelowna Tuesday night in preparation for quickly rising water levels. Central Okanagan Emergency Operations said the forecast for heavy rain means properties in the region that have flooded before should be proactive and protect properties now, ahead of high...

About 100 metres of Highway 3 west of Rock Creek heading to Osoyoos is severely buckled.

Yuan Zhi Gao was one of two men charged in connection with the alleged 2016 attack.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Tuesday, May 8, 2018.

What medical professionals believe to be a metallic BB gun pellet, discovered lodged in a man's eye socket, has prompted a criminal investigation by Kelowna RCMP.

Washington State Ferries is converting its three largest ships to hybrid-electric power over the next few years.

A new position at the Victoria Event Centre will offer support to those who feel threatened at events and will also work to change problematic behaviour.

A shocking sight for travelers at the Departure Bay ferry terminal in Nanaimo, where police opened fire and killed a carjacking suspect. Kylie Stanton reports.