British Columbia news

Photos and videos show the extensive flooding around B.C. right now.

A B.C. woman is going public with how her destination wedding turned into what she describes as a complete nightmare and why she's blaming Sunwing Vacations​ Airlines.

What's the difference between Kinder Morgan's failed Northern Gateway Pipeline proposal and Eagle Spirit Energy's newer proposal?

What's the difference between Kinder Morgan's failed Northern Gateway Pipeline proposal and Eagle Spirit Energy's newer proposal?

The provincial government has still not received application for Disaster Financial Assistance from the areas hardest hit from this week's flooding.

Fraser River levels are expected to reach 6.5 metres. In 2012, similar water levels forced evacuation alerts and orders in the Fraser Valley.

Sabrine Dhaliwal from UVA Wine & Cocktail Bar shares two low-proof, floral cocktails you can recreate at home.

An inspection shows the bridge is safe to use.

More than 100 bikers roared down the streets of Kelowna Friday to try to help put a stop to bullying of a local elementary student.

The province may be a 'holding pattern' right now, but the head of the province's River Forecast Centre is concerned record water levels could lead to more flooding across the province.

Grand Forks residents are working around the clock to try to keep as many properties dry as possible, but in many cases, the flood water can't be stopped.

Crews built a berm at the breach site and have been removing debris from the creek bed.

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Friday, May 11, 2018.

Calgary's mayor is slamming the B.C. premier, the mayor of Vancouver and a former U.S. vice-president over opposition to Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion — and he’s not mincing words.

About seven per cent of 491 babies died from gastrointestinal disease within 30 days of birth in Alberta between 2006 and 2011, 90 per cent of which were premature births or had a low birth weight.

Global News has images of the historic flooding Friday that’s impacting the Grand Forks region.

Here are your five things to do this weekend around the province.

New Westminster police say the 31-year-old is facing two counts of assault, breach of probation and two driving charges.

Thursday May 17th is National Caesar Day! Now in its fourth year, National Caesar Day is when Canadians from coast-to-coast-to-coast celebrate our national cocktail with – you guessed it – more Caesars! More than 300 bars and restaurants across Canada will be joining the festivities, which falls every year on the Thursday before the May...

This year's spot prawn harvest is expected to be one of the best.

Boden was taken into custody without incident

We invite you to attend the Grand Opening of the Temple of Light at our Strawberry Social. This will be a joyful time as we celebrate this beautiful space dedicated to bringing people together in understanding. Please bring your family and friends to enjoy strawberries and cream and socializing with the community! Schedule: 1:00 pm...

Osoyoos homeowners with flooded basements have been ordered to stop pumping water into the sewer system.

"The focus today is to assist those people who are trapped by high water."

FREE. Drop by to experience the artistry of our makeup department, receive a complimentary mini manicure or mini pedicure at our NIC Spa and see memorable performances from our acting department. We’ll even have a tattoo booth! This is an excellent opportunity to network with students, instructors and discover, firsthand, our unique real-world training philosophy....

Filmmaker Brent Hodge explains why he created a documentary about the short lived TV series “Freaks & Geeks”. The show launched the careers of several Hollywood stars but was canceled after one season.

The Coldwater Indian Band says the planned route of the pipeline expansion poses an unacceptable risk to the sole source of drinking water for 90 per cent of people on the reserve.

As the flooding threat continues in B.C., and thousands have been forced from their homes, Global News is tracking where the flooding is impacting communities.

Dana Gee tells us whether newest movies at the box office are worth catching in theatres.

Reporter Aaron McArthur is in Grand Forks Friday where thousands of people have been forced from their homes due to flooding in the region. He tells us what we can expect heading into the weekend.

Thousands have been forced to flee their homes in the Boundary region as flood waters continue to rise.

​All across the country, from Nunavut to British Columbia to Newfoundland, people are invited to participate in hands-on science in this year’s Science Rendezvous taking place this weekend.

Get Ready To Go Greek!

Thousands of British Columbians remain under evacuation orders as warming temperatures combine with rain and melting snow to create historic flood conditions across wide areas of the province.

Thousands of British Columbians remain under evacuation orders as warming temperatures combine with rain and melting snow to create historic flood conditions across wide areas of the province.

While province wrestles with backlash over proposed school tax, Carole James says those on a fixed income could defer the annual tax and pay it once they sell their property.

Thousands of British Columbians remain under evacuations orders as warming temperatures combine with rain and melting snow to create historic flood conditions across wide areas of the province.

Thousands of British Columbians remain under evacuation orders as warming temperatures combine with rain and melting snow to create historic flood conditions across wide areas of the province.

Thousands of British Columbians remain under evacuations orders as warming temperatures combine with rain and melting snow to create historic flood conditions across wide areas of the province.

Levels were expected to peak up to a metre above normal into Friday.

Six women who claim they were employed as personal care aids are suing a disabled Vancouver psychiatrist for allegedly deceiving them into giving him sexual gratification.

Six women who claim they were employed as personal care aides are suing a disabled Vancouver psychiatrist for allegedly deceiving them into giving him sexual gratification.

Flooding continues to impact travel around the Southern Interior. 

The Town of Osoyoos is in crisis as Osoyoos Lake rises above flood predictions and shows no signs of slowing. Evacuation orders were rolled out Thursday night and more are expected into the morning.

The Independent Investigations Office has been called in to determine what happened in Grand Forks Thursday afternoon. A man was injured in a police-involved shooting.

Similkameen residents are once again divided for another night as the Similkameen River floods Highway 3 west of Keremeos for another night. Highway 6 has reopened east of Lumby following a washout.

Evacuation orders displaced 2800 residents near and in Grand Forks Thursday night. Flood waters are exceeding record high levels set in 1948.

Flood waters are exceeding record high levels set in 1948.

An evacuation order was carried out at the Coast Osoyoos Beach Hotel Thursday evening as well as the Paradise Park RV Resort.

A map showing you where the flooding is occurring in B.C. during this historic flooding season. Thousands have been forced from their homes due to the rising water.