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Nanaimo city council passed a motion Friday, during an in-camera meeting, to issue trespass notices to residents of the so-called DisconTent City on city-owned land. 

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and British Columbia Premier John Horgan have long clashed over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. So what happens now that the Trudeau government is buying it? Dawna Friesen talks to Tom Vernon and Keith Baldrey for analysis.

An audit looking into the practices of gas drillers in northern British Columbia has only just come to light since it was conducted more than four years ago.

Crews continue to battle a small but difficult fire burning on and underneath the Ladner Creek Trestle Bridge after a dropped cigarette set the historic structure on fire Sunday.

CKNW is proud to support the ALS Society. The ALS Society of BC will be putting on charity walks throughout the lower mainland with the first happening June 2.

Sacco was last seen driving a red, 2014 Toyota Corolla.

A homeopathic therapy that promises “complete elimination” of autism has been banned by the regulator for naturopaths in B.C.

Police are asking for help tracking down a suspect in an attempted murder of a couple in Langley, B.C., this week.

Police have arrested a suspect in an attempted murder of a couple in Langley, B.C., this week.

Corrections Canada has issued a Canada-wide warrant for the 73-year-old man, according to Langley RCMP media relations officer Cpl. Holly Largy. 

Constructive of a new safe house for women and children is underway along Highway 16, known as the Highway of Tears, in order to provide a shelter offering protection from family violence.

Lloyd was five months pregnant and a beloved kindergarten teacher at Kelowna’s Anne McClymont Elementary School.

British Columbian’s react on Tuesday to the federal government’s $4.5-billion deal to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline from Kinder Morgan.

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

Tue, May 29: Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi says he’s very, very happy that the federal government is buying the Trans Mountain pipeline, and blames B.C. Premier Horgan for forcing the government’s hand.

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau told the House of Commons Tuesday that the purchase of the existing Trans Mountain pipeline is about obtaining “valuable assets” for future use or sale.

B.C. Premier John Horgan speaks at a press conference Tuesday after the federal government announced it has plans to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline from Kinder Morgan.

The B.C. government is not backing down from a pledge to do what it can to stop the soon to be federal government owned Trans Mountain pipeline project.

NDP MP Nathan Cullen mocked the decision by the federal government to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, claiming the same money could have paid for clean water on First Nations reserves.

Opposition Leader Andrew Scheer asked Finance Minister Bill Morneau Tuesday how much of the government’s multi-billion dollar purchase of the Trans Mountain expansion project will be spent in Canada.

More than 45,000 British Columbians were displaced during last year’s wildfires and Prince George is being recognized for its efforts to help many of those evacuees.

More than 45,000 British Columbians were displaced during last year’s wildfires and Prince George is being recognized for its efforts to help many of those evacuees.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced Tuesday the government will buy the Trans Mountain Expansion Project. But what he left out is that that is only Plan B.

Blair Mantin of Sands and Associates explains the four common mistakes people make when in debt and how they can be avoided.

After a Prince Rupert, B.C. deer achieved celebrity status for a shock of purple fabric stuck in its antlers, a new stag is trying out green for 2018.

The GoFundMe says Selena was a healthy, fiery, loving little girl taken from the world far too soon.

Millie Cumming and Brooke Haller of Cache Creek Elementary School explain why they hope their community will be one of the winners of the BCAA Place Space Contest.

Burnaby-South MP and Vancouver mayoral candidate Kennedy Stewart joins Global News Morning BC to talk about his reaction to the federal government buying the Trans Mountain pipeline project.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said the government’s purchase of the Trans Mountain project has sends a critical message and sets a negative precedent for future energy sector development projects.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer outlined steps his party would have taken to avoid the nationalization of the Trans Mountain pipeline, including removing regulations inhibiting pipeline projects.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer criticized the federal government’s $4.5 billion purchase of the Trans Mountain pipeline, calling the eleventh hour deal to save the project’s controversial expansion a “failure.”

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer accused the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of letting down British Columbians by forcing through expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline by nationalizing the project, instead of “championing” its benefits.

Tim Mackie of Envision Financial challenges some of the myths surrounding home insurance and lets you know the questions you should be asking when looking for a plan.

B.C. Premier John Horgan says the Trudeau government's decision to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline project does not change his concerns about the project's risks.

B.C. Premier John Horgan says the Trudeau government's decision to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline project for $4.5 billion from Kinder Morgan does not change his concerns about the project's risks.

Dietitian Diana Steele explains the nutritional benefits of arugula and why this leafy green packs a nutritional punch.

Reaction was swift Tuesday to the federal government's decision to buy Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline project for $4.5 billion.

The project is pitting neighbours against neighbours.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau says that in return, Kinder Morgan will go ahead with its original plan to twin the pipeline this summer while the sale is finalized, which likely won't happen until August.

The Liberal government will buy the Trans Mountain pipeline and related infrastructure for $4.5 billion, and could spend billions more to build the controversial expansion.

The Liberal government will buy the Trans Mountain pipeline and infrastructure related to the expansion project for $4.5 billion. Finance Minister Bill Morneau is announcing details of the plan at a news conference with Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr at the National Press Theatre, and CBCNews.ca is carrying it live now.

Author Charles Lammam says the increase would end up helping the wrong people because of who actually makes minimum wage.

As a deadline for the government to announce a plan on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion looms, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called an urgent meeting with cabinet members met early Tuesday morning.

The proposition from Timothy Caulfield follows a series of public complaints and media reports about naturopaths and chiropractors in B.C.

"It hasn't been tried as far as helping people to respond to natural disasters. And this is the new way forward."

UBC graduate Loujain Al-Hathloul, known for her activism around women's right to drive, has been detained in Saudi Arabia since May 15.

The national government either did nothing or by its policies brought the Kinder Morgan pipeline into singular crisis, says Rex Murphy.

Your old jeans may end up selling at a local thrift shop, but they're more likely to be cut into rags, or shipped overseas to a market in Kenya or a reprocessing plant in India.

A former Okanagan man has been extradited from the U.S. on charges of first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder in the death of his wife.

The B.C. government, with some partners, has launched a new mental health program aimed specifically at those who were affected by the 2017 wildfires.