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The slide contained boulders the size of pickup trucks.

If the federal Liberal government truly believed in carbon taxing, it would come clean on the potential cost to Canadians, Conservative critic Pierre Poilievre charged Tuesday in a sneak preview of the protracted partisan barrage Finance Minister BIll Morneau was likely to face later in the day.

The Passenger Transportation Board says a decision will be made next month.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said her time is better spent in Edmonton, working with the feds and Trans Mountain, than "chastising John Horgan in front of other premiers."

More than a decade after winning the lottery, a B.C. woman has broken new legal ground in an appeal court decision that promises to modernize contract law.

"Her health is deteriorating every day and they could fix it if they chose to."

It's not just ruined floors, sodden walls and electrical safety that Roger Soviskov is grappling with in the aftermath of the Grand Forks flood.

It's one of the oldest theatres in Western Canada, and last week, it was hit by the flooding in the West Kootenay region of B.C.

B.C. Attorney General David Eby says the province is filing the motion on Tuesday after failing to convince Alberta to refer their law to the courts as B.C. has done. 

Tue, May 22: Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says it’s very clear what B.C. is doing right now, as she responds to B.C.’s Attorney General.

Tue, May 22: Alberta Premier Rachel Notley responds to the possibility B.C. could source oil and gas from other sources if they shut off resources from Alberta.

Tue, May 22: Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says she wants commitment from B.C. on their bottom line when it comes to Tran-Mountain Pipeline, but says their playing legal rope a dope.

Tue, May 22: Alberta Premier Rachel Notley responds to legal action put forward by B.C. to prevent a bill that allows Alberta to cut off gasoline to the province.

The B.C. government has filed a statement of claim in Alberta's Court of Queen's Bench over legislation that allows Alberta to restrict oil and gas shipments to B.C.

The last of 4 men charged in the death of Kulwinder Kaur Gill in 2009 pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder today in B.C. Supreme Court.

Othman Hamdan has told an Immigration and Refugee Board hearing that he was living a peaceful life in Fort St. John when he was arrested for allegedly calling for lone wolf attacks through Facebook.

Images of the mudslide on the Kootenay Pass near Creston, B.C. that swept a Saskatchewan couple’s car off Highway 3 on the May long weekend.

No, the boycott isn’t about the practicalities of pretending to be on top of the pipeline issue, Notley is playing to the home crowd, showing off her alleged toughness.

This Mastiff, currently under the care of the BC SPCA, is waiting for its forever home.

Starting today, transit users can tap credit cards or use their mobile wallet to access SkyTrains and buses. TransLink says the feature will cut down on ticket line-ups and clear up zone confusion for riders without a Compass Card. Jordan Armstrong has the reaction.

The dozen ticket-holders who walked away were given a refund, a food voucher and vouchers for future trips.

The dozen ticket-holders who walked away were given a refund, a food voucher and vouchers for future trips.

WestJet Airlines Ltd. says contract negotiations with its pilots resumed Monday in Calgary.

Party for Parkinsons. Shake, Shake, Shake, a concert featuring 6 bands for the benefit of Parkinson’s programs and Services in BC.

The renaming of a painting by the late Canadian artist Emily Carr has sparked a debate about art history and cultural sensitivity.

Dietitian Diana Steele explains why the Mediterranean diet is more than just a fad, it’s a healthy lifestyle than can help you avoid heart disease.

Dietitian Diana Steele explains why the Mediterranean diet is more than just a fad, it’s a healthy lifestyle than can help you avoid heart disease.

Kamloops RCMP have a male suspect in custody after a driver went on a rampage in the city centre, smashing into a number of businesses and a police cruiser

Starting Tuesday, transit riders will be able to pay for rides using Visa, Mastercard or a mobile wallet app – Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay. Reporter Jordan Armstrong has the details.

B.C. Transportation Minister Claire Trevena says she is "extremely disappointed" by a plan by BC Ferries to remove fuel rebates, less than two months after the provincial government put a fare reduction strategy in place.

BC Ferries is putting its plans on hold to end its fuel rebate while it waits to hear more from the government about possible compensation.

An Ottawa woman who was killed in a tragic beach accident on Vancouver Island was remembered by her family just hours later as her daughter walked down the aisle in Tofino, BC.

The B.C. government has acknowledged it has concerns about fish farms in key wild salmon migration routes, but it has yet to act on a campaign promise to transition to closed containment.

A detailed look at whether each promise by the government has been completed or not.

Nearly 900 evacuation orders were rescinded across the Boundary region on Monday.

The sun may be shining and the temperature heating up but North Shore Rescue says it’s still winter in the mountains and as Tanya Beja reports, crews are concerned about the number of calls they’ve already received this season.

Mother's Day has come and gone, but a B.C. woman is still angry over her online flower order.

"Hang on, baby. We're going to find you," wife Tonya Kilmer said.

"It was tragic. It was heartbreaking. I just cried and cried and cried."

Several B.C. communities are cleaning up and trying to rebuild after a second wave of devastating flooding did not materialize as expected. John Hua reports.

Two victims of a deadly cougar attack near Seattle are now being identified and as Kylie Stanton reports, the suspected killer cougar will undergo a necropsy to help determine why it pounced on the pair, killing one of them.

Frustration levels were high for some BC Ferries’ passengers over the Victoria Day long weekend after a sailing on the Tsawwassen to Gulf Islands route was overbooked. Grace Ke reports.

Getting flowers delivered is just a few clicks away and while the bouquets may look great online, what’s delivered is not always as billed. Consumer reporter Anne Drewa has more on one woman’s disappointing Mother’s Day gift.

Watch Global News Hour at 6 with Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui for Monday, May 21, 2018.

Vancouver police have made an arrest in a double shooting that caused a pregnant woman to lose her unborn child. Rumina Daya has more on 37-year-old suspect Carleton Stevens.

A massive study has confirmed what many people already believed: Walking for older people, even less than the recommended guidelines, can add years to your life.

Gabe Rosescu and Sheri Niemegeers's long weekend trip came to an abrupt halt when a landslide came crashing down the mountain, sweeping their car off Highway 3 west of Creston, B.C.

The 52-year-old woman was pulled from the water by surfers and other bystanders but could not be revived.

"For the last four weeks this is now the second humpback whale that we've had entangled and we've had three other grey whales."

The company that owns and operates the two massive aircraft is trying to find new owners for the Hawaii Mars and Philippine Mars.