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A B.C. dairy is nearing the end of construction after a fire tore through its processing plant in June 2017.

Students battling depression, anxiety and stress are able to ease symptoms through a mindfulness training program offered at B.C. Children's Hospital.

The Vancouver Police Department's Marine Unit is looking for the operators of a boat after a near-collision with a SeaBus in Burrard Inlet last weekend.

It's the perfect time of year to host a backyard barbecue — and unsuspectingly invite a horde of yellow jackets to the feast.

A new fissure in Hawaii's Puna District sent gases and lava exploding into the air on Sunday, spurring officials to call for more evacuations as residents waited for a possible major eruption at Kilauea volcano's summit.

B.C.'s weekend weather was drier, but officials are warning locals that round two of flooding is likely on its way with warm weather expected to melt even more snow — sending more run-off into swamped communities.

B.C.'s weekend weather was drier, but officials are warning locals that round two of flooding is likely on its way with warm weather expected to melt even more snow — sending more run-off into swamped communities.

How bad is Tofino’s housing crunch? Just the other day, Mayor Josie Osbourne met a young man who said he’s essentially been living in a hammock for the last year.

Public safety minister Mike Farnworth will be touring the damage in Grand Forks on Sunday afternoon.

B.C. diners are likely familiar with Japanese cuisine like sushi and ramen, but On The Coast food columnist Gail Johnson says desserts from Japan are just as tasty.

In his annual salute to mothers, Jay Janower talks about why he's flattered if you call him a mama's boy.

It's been 70 years since a catastrophic flood hit B.C.'s Fraser Valley. A third of the valley was underwater, thousands of homes were destroyed and the area was left with millions in damages.

It's been 70 years since a catastrophic flood hit B.C.'s Fraser Valley. A third of the valley was underwater, thousands of homes were destroyed and the area was left with millions in damages.

When a small fender bender triggered a crippling response, Kerrin Lee-Gartner knew she had crossed a threshold in her battle with post-concussion syndrome.

The eruption of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii has caused complications in a family's ongoing battle with Hodgkins Lymphoma.

The eruption of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii has caused complications in a family's ongoing battle with Hodgkins Lymphoma.

Aldergrove is spending millons on revitalization, but its plan for revival could hinge on what happens to an aging, decrepit mall.

It may be a cliché, but Canadians do like to talk about the weather. Now, the federal government is working on an app to give them smartphone access to Environment Canada weather reports.

It may be a cliché, but Canadians do like to talk about the weather. Now, the federal government is working on an app to give them smartphone access to Environment Canada weather reports.

Vancouver's Granville Island revealed new murals and a new art space on Saturday, in partnership with the Vancouver Mural Festival.

Melissa Skelton will assume the highest position in the Anglican Church of Canada for B.C. and the Yukon.

It's hard not to like the Winnipeg Jets as they move closer to ending Canada's Stanley Cup drought.

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Stems of marijuana plants could be used as fibre for products like T-shirts, animal feed and housing siding.

The convicted attempted murderer at the centre of the infamous "Atwal affair" now faces charges of uttering threats in Surrey, B.C.

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Low lying areas of the Fraser Valley will likely be under water by next week and the Fraser River is expected to rise to near record levels. Julia Foy has more.

More than a decade after a fatal house fire in Victoria, an annual soccer tournament continues to honour the two young women who died and raise money to help burn victims. Nadia Stewart reports.

The Saturday, May 12, 2018 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

The Okanagan Rail Trail is nearly complete, but until it is, officials politely ask that people refrain from using it.

In the North Okanagan, people living in Armstrong and Salmon Arm are also fighting floodwaters. Global Okanagan’s Jules Knox reports.

The devastation is becoming clearer as water levels recede in Grand Forks and as Aaron McArthur reports, residents are trying to salvage what they can after the worst flooding the city has seen in seven decades.

B.C. Interior communities are watching water levels as they continue to climb. In the tourist town of Osoyoos, lake levels are still soaring as warm Spring weather continues to melt a larger than normal snowpack. Paul Haysom reports.

The VPD Marine Unit is trying to track down the operators of a power boat which played chicken with a SeaBus in Burrard Inlet earlier this month. Jill Bennett reports.

The officer says he can't remember whether he put the money back in the drug house or logged it as evidence.

Armstrong and Salmon Arm residents are struggling with flooding.

One website dubbed the video of Dr. Burstyn handling a cat as the "world's calmest video."

"TD has a very public policy about environmental sustainability, and we think being such a big investor in this tar sands project is a contradiction to that policy," said one protester.

A pair of Vancouver lawyers determined to bring legal services to rural B.C. are hitting the road in their brand new "Law Bus."

The moms are all living at UGM's Sanctuary, which is a stabilization program aimed at keeping moms and babies together while the moms are getting their lives in order.