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Nanaimo city council says it will issue trespass notices to campers at the tent city downtown, saying they have 72 hours to leave.

"Surrey should be protecting its law-abiding citizens not offering them up on a platter."

Lower Mainland District RCMP say they believe an eastbound vehicle crossed into the westbound lane Saturday morning, killing the passenger in the westbound vehicle.

Lower Mainland District RCMP say they believe an eastbound vehicle crossed into the westbound lane Saturday morning, killing the passenger in the westbound vehicle.

There is no estimated time of reopening.

There is no estimated time of reopening.

The estimated opening time of the roadway is between 7 and 9 p.m. PT.

There is not word yet on any injuries or what caused the crash.

There is not word yet on any injuries or what caused the crash.

A hit-and-run crash in Kelowna was caught on dash cam Saturday morning.

"We don't give kids much time to think about who they are and where they're going to go," says former university instructor and regional director of Lattitude Global Volunteering.

Peter from Gardenworks demonstrates how you can create a water feature in your garden and patio.

Kip Andersen, known for his hit documentary ‘What the Health’, talks about the Veg Expo and his passion for following a plant based, vegan diet.

Chef Harley Darnel, Culinary Director at the Coho Commissary, shares his recipe for a Waffle Eggs Benedict; perfect for a weekend brunch.

Barclay Parneta tells Jay about becoming the Vancouver Giants new general manager of the hockey club.

Jay sits down with some of the players from the New Orleans Saints who are in Vancouver for the NFL Play 60 Rising Star Combine – a program set to encourage Canadian youth to get active.

Kaitlyn Herbst finds out how you can clean your house, just by using ingredients found in your kitchen cupboard.

Inspirational speaker Marco Pasqua and Charlene Krepiakevich from East Seals BC & Yukon discuss the upcoming Easter Seals Regatta which raises crucial funds for the Easter Seals House.

The City of Vancouver says its looking at options to move and renovate a historic building that once served as RCMP headquarters, but there are no guarantees it will be able to do so.

Street festivals in Vancouver, like Italian Day and Car Free Day, face an uncertain future as operating costs rise.

For years after Michael Bannon was sent to prison for raping her when she was 17, R.H.kept tabs on his his whereabouts.

Some residents of the southern Gulf Islands are worried too many whale watching boats are chasing too few killer whales — stressing the already at-risk species.

Some residents of the southern Gulf Islands are worried too many whale-watching boats are chasing too few killer whales — stressing the already at-risk species.

FortisBC will be working to put in a gas line over the summer.

Nearly 200 sailboats crossed the start line of the 75th annual Swiftsure International Yacht Race in Victoria on Saturday — but only one has an all-female crew.

Canada's natural resources minister says there's no guarantee that Ottawa can reach a deal with Kinder Morgan to keep the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project alive.

Canada's natural resources minister says there's no guarantee that Ottawa can reach a deal with Kinder Morgan to keep the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project alive.

Businesses and drivers are concerned about how one of the busiest routes in and out of Vancouver will be mostly shut down for the next few months.

Const. Casey Charles and Const. Marina Coan were called when someone spotted a juvenile eagle with a broken wing on the bank of a local creek.

A Richmond rabbit shelter that's trying to contain the city's swelling feral rabbit problem says its kennels are full.

Commuters that use Vancouver’s First Avenue are bracing for a summer of headaches with road work set to begin tomorrow. Nadia Stewart is live from the area with more on what to expect.

An evacuation order has been issued for more than a dozen properties near Allie Lake due to "potential danger to life and health" from a wildfire burning in the area.

Mussels are the latest organisms affected by the human opioid crisis.

Two Victoria area teens received a top honour for their bravery today. The brothers recognized for saving the lives of their little brother and grandmother in a house fire. Kylie Stanton reports.

Biologist says chemicals may impact fish and shellfish in the area.

WestJet and the Air Line Pilots Association have agreed to a settlement process through the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.

Childcare advocates say the tragic drowning of a toddler at daycare earlier this week is a reminder that even licensed daycares can have issues. Jill Bennett reports.

The Lummi Nation is sending a delegation to Seaquarium in Miami to call for the release of a 51-year-old whale. One member of that delegation says the effort is about "healing in different ways."

TransLink is asking passengers to allow for extra travel time noting disruptions are expected.

Right now, there are eight 'wildfires of note' burning across B.C. and smoke is visible in many communities.

Surrey RCMP issuing a warning to the public today after at least three separate assaults were linked to one suspect. As Ted Chernecki reports they are warning people to be vigilant.

Charlotte Freeman spent two weeks in a medically-induced coma after her clothing caught fire while she made breakfast. She says support from the B.C. Professional Fire Fighters Association Burn Fund was instrumental in helping her heal.

Neighbours remembered Roy Sharp as helpful, caring, "a gentle soul and wonderful man."

Three women were groped in Surrey, B.C., between April 24 and May 21. Investigators now believe the crimes may have been committed by the same person and have released a sketch.

There are more than 100 breweries and cideries in attendance all tapping into a market that is only getting bigger.

Between April 24 and May 1, RCMP received three reports of alleged sex assaults, specifically groping, in the Newton area.

For months on endWalter Thompson has been fighting back water that's creeping into his home.

"I was super scared, but also I had a lot of adrenaline pumping through me. It was a lot of emotions."

At a press conference Friday, Surrey RCMP release information about a suspect wanted in three separate sexual assaults believed to be connected in the Newtown area.

The B.C. government says it will build 1,500 supportive homes across the province for women and children fleeing violence.