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About 100 litres of "crude oil" are reported to have leaked.

“You can just imagine not being able to catch the punchline on a joke or not hearing everything said and responding inappropriately," researcher says.

Harley Darnel of Coho Commissary and Brunch Affair makes Waffles Eggs Benedict

Three prominent Quebec-area Indigenous chiefs are denouncing Kinder Morgan Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

Mayor Gregor Robertson says city still hasn't been paid back for about $550,000 it spent on response efforts.

"It's very much like immortality. This planet will have your name forever and for as long as the human race exists."

Master gardener Brian Minter says gardening has caught on big with millennials.

Master gardener Brian Minter says gardening has caught on big with millennials.

Kamloops Search and Rescue is on the lookout for volunteers with a "team mentality."

Many agree that First Nations should have more access to their resources, Checkup heard Sunday. But development must be sustainable and incorporate Indigenous teachings.

"It's ridiculous that it's taken over three years now fighting for the costs to be covered for an oil spill in our harbour," said Mayor Gregor Robertson.

The board game Settlers of Catan is all about strategy, natural resources and improving terms of trade. Not unlike the Trans Mountain pipeline dispute.

Registered Dietician, Desiree Nielsen, reveals just what exactly is in your protein bar and gives advice on which ones have the best nutritional value.

We find out about a star-studded fundraiser that’s in support of Luke McLetchie, who is in desperate need of a bone marrow transplant.

Travel expert Claire Newell shares her family summer vacation tips and answers viewers calls.

Ahead of the Canadian University/College Championship, Jay sits down with two players from UFV Cascades.

From hot springs to paddle boarding, Yvonne Schalle takes us through some the top things to do in the Columbia Valley.

The incident marks the city's fourth fatal pedestrian collision this year.

Witnesses say two women ran up to try and help him but could not get him free.

After Lax Kw'alaams First Nation bought a tree farm in 2005, they became the main player in northwest B.C.'s forestry industry. Revenues from lumber exports have allowed the First Nation to expand their economic portfolio rapidly.

The man was hit by an SUV on Cambie Street between West 19 and 20 Avenue just after 3 a.m. He later died of his injuries.

Ella Chan's brother battles nephrotic syndrome, an auto-immune disease that attacks the kidneys. She's now become the first British Columbian to win the prestigious STEAM Horizon Award — a $25,000 scholarship that recognizes the work she's done to raise awareness.

A B.C. company is leading the way helping ferry fleets around the world go green with electric power systems. But don't expect BC Ferries to be dropping is reliance on fossil fuels anytime soon. Here's why.

The collision happened around 5:30 p.m. on Saturday.

The collision happened around 5:30 p.m. on Saturday.

The Lifesaving Society says water-related deaths in B.C. have declined in recent years as more people become aware of the importance of water safety, but the province always sees a sharp uptick in drownings during warmer months.

Debate reveals constant push and pull it takes to keep a federation together.

About 50 homes and Mission Hill Winery were evacuated Saturday evening following the threat of a fast moving grass fire.

About 50 firefighters are on the ground dousing flames and hotspots that threatened homes and Mission Hill Winery in West Kelowna.

Evacuees allowed back into their homes at 11 p.m. The fire quickly spread to 5 hectares on a rocky, treed and brush covered hillside below Mission Hill Winery around 7 p.m.

The fire is burning close to the Mission Hill winery on Mount Boucherie.

The fire is burning close to the Mission Hill winery on Mount Boucherie.

The fire is burning close to the Mission Hill winery on Mount Boucherie and is not spreading at this time, according to Kelowna fire officials.

The fire is burning close to the Mission Hill winery on Mount Boucherie and is not spreading at this time, according to Kelowna fire officials.

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​CBC News scooped up 51 awards on Saturday at the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) awards, honouring national and regional journalism in TV, web and radio.​​

A Vancouver little league baseball team is fighting to clear the red tape to get a concession stand. Kristen Robinson reports

Supporters of the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion hold a pro-energy rally in Langley just days ahead of the May 31 deadline set by the company.

Warm, dry weather is fuelling wildfires across the province. Nadia Stewart reports.

An investigation is underway into a fatal multi-vehicle crash on Highway 1 east of Bridal Falls. Jill Bennett reports.

Demonstrators gathered in Langley to show support for the Kinder Morgan pipeline project.

Nearly a dozen volunteers in Kelowna’s Clifton neighbourhood spent Saturday morning scavenging the forest for big branches and tree limbs.

One of two large wildfires burning in in the Interior is partially under control after firefighters had a "fairly successful" night on scene.

One of two large wildfires burning in in the Interior is partially under control after firefighters had a "fairly successful" night on scene.

Abbotsford's Mauro Ranallo journey in the world of sports started at Global BC's studio back in 1986.

Firefighters have made progress on the Xusum Creek fire, which is now 25 per cent contained.

Extensive flooding damage in Grand Forks, B.C. has forced the cancellation of the city's annual baseball festival.

With so many cookbooks coming out all the time, it can be hard to keep track of what’s out there. On The Coast food columnist Gail Johnson has three new ones worth seeking out, all from B.C.