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Mounties in the Okanagan have located a car that may be linked to a man killed in a police shooting at the Departure Bay ferry terminal.

Going electric will save you on fuel and maintenance costs - and you might get a hefty discount on your purchase price, too.

Mark Madryga explores the wonders of Hong Kong and visits some of the most famous sites.

"These aren't just dog bites, she's got massive tears in her legs, I really just want them to come forward," said the victim's sister.

An independent review into last year’s devastating wildfires and floods in B.C. has found better communication and coordination is needed with First Nations communities.

Keep your tissues handy Vancouver, because this allergy season will be a long one.

Travel expert Claire Newell shares a range of devices to make your next trip easier and more enjoyable.

The banks of the rivers are expected to peak on Thursday or Friday.

Make this recipe at home.

A number of new rental developments will be built in Greater Victoria in the coming years after a $90 million government investment.

Thu, May 10: Lethbridge police chief Robert Davis responds to criticism and speculation on social media.

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Thursday, May 10, 2018.

Vancouver came 7th out of 20 cities ranked by the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade.

Thu, May 10: Lethbridge police chief Robert Davis explains why he thinks more people need to stand up to the type of racism, as seen in a viral video at a local restaurant.

Thu, May 10: Lethbridge police chief Robert Davis explains why laying possible charges relating to a racist rant is complicated.

In the last count, 129 youth were reported as having been homeless.

Anbang Insurance Group's extensive B.C. holdings — including Vancouver's Bentall Centre and the largest retirement and care home company in the province — is now controlled by the Chinese government.

Anbang Insurance Group's extensive B.C. holdings — including Vancouver's Bentall Centre and the largest retirement and care home company in the province — is now controlled by the Chinese government.

The Burnaby MP Kennedy Stewart is quitting federal politics and throwing his hat in the municipal ring.

The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) issued the evacuation order at 11 a.m. on Thursday.

A closer look at the Similkameen River under the Chopaka Bridge near Cawston as the area remains under a local state of emergency due to the flooding.

The NDP's Burnaby South MP will be stepping down to run as an independent to unite the city's left-wing parties.

It would be 551 days before Saskatoon native Brett Levis would appear in another MLS match for the Vancouver Whitecaps.

Suspected overdose deaths spiked again in March, reaching the province’s second highest monthly total to date.

The only access to three of the band's reserves is a small bridge which has been covered by flood water.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is reaffirming how determined she is to making sure the controverisal Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project goes ahead and on Thursday, she announced a new media campaign is being launched to convince Canadians to support the project.

Alberta is putting an expiry date on proposed legislation that would allow the province to regulate oil and gas shipments.

Residents of more than 500 homes in the area were told to leave immediately.

Lifestyle expert Carey McBeth gives us tips on how to make this Mother’s Day special for all the moms in your life.

An independent investigation into allegations of workplace harassment by Green Party Leader Elizabeth May accepts the complaints as true, but finds they do not meet the legal bar for harassment under Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Act.

The B.C. SPCA says the sentence for Ivy Zhou, who was charged after 84 animals were seized from her property in a 2016 raid, is "woefully inadequate."

The removal of open-net farms from migratory routes should be the first priority, the foundation says in a new report.

Officials in the Kootenay-Boundary region say that rivers are rising to levels not seen since the disastrous flood year of 1948.

Thousands of British Columbians have been forced from their homes by what some officials are calling a once-in-200-years flood.

Officials in the Kootenay-Boundary region say river levels are reaching those not seen since the disastrous flood year of 1948.

Officials in the Kootenay-Boundary region say river levels are reaching those not seen since the disastrous flood year of 1948.

Officials in the Kootenay-Boundary region say that rivers are rising to levels not seen since the disastrous flood year of 1948.

Royal LePage report says sales are down but prices are still climbing — for now.

Research suggests even underground oilsands mines have profound effects on forest animals, from wolves to moose to squirrels.

Erin Schulte is known for helping others. But after her landlord gave her an eviction notice, she's the one in need of help.

Erin Schulte is known for helping others. But after her landlord gave her an eviction notice, she's the one in need of help.

A former Manitoban man was shown the kindness of a west coast stranger recently in the form of a gold and green jacket — all in honour of the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team.

The Similkameen River, 14 km west of Keremeos in B.C.'s Similkameen Valley, has spilled over onto Highway 3, shutting down the route overnight.

Nearly one month after a woman was sexually assaulted by a stranger at North Delta’s Sunbury Park, police are releasing a sketch of the suspect as they try to calm growing fears in the community. Kristen Robinson reports.

Rivers in the Boundary are expected to reach their highest levels since 1948, according to the Regional District Kootenay Boundary.

Police have created a composite of sketch of a suspect wanted in relation to an April 12 sex assault in North Delta.

Signs warning drivers of water on the road have been placed at Casorso Road near Swamp Road in Kelowna.

DriveBC is reporting a washout that has closed Highway 6 between Lumby and the Needles Ferry. It means a 3.5 hour detour getting to and from Nakusp and the Okanagan Valley. Highway 6 will be closed until at least Thursday morning.

DriveBC is reporting a washout that has closed Highway 6 between Lumby and the Needles Ferry.

Smoking materials are to blame for a townhouse fire in Kelowna Wednesday afternoon, according to the Kelowna Fire Department.