British Columbia news

A whale watching guide rescued a black bear cub after it’s mother was reported dead in Ross Pass, near Tofino.

The B.C. Lions crashed an aquafit class in Kamloops, B.C., on Tuesday and shared a video of themselves laughing and enthusiastically joining local seniors.

The small bear was trying to nurse off of its dead mother before Forde and his wife Jennifer Steven jumped into action to rescue it. 

B.C.'s regulator for chiropractors has brought in outside help to review how it handles complaints and enforcement, following the resignation of the college’s vice chair over an anti-vaccination video he posted on Facebook.

"The feds own bridges in Ontario and Quebec... [they] should be interested in this perhaps even if others aren't."

Christian Behnke, a DJ who goes by the name “Tall Music,” didn’t know the full extent of what he was getting into when he first agreed to volunteer as a school crossing guard.

Christian Behnke, a DJ who goes by the name “Tall Music,” didn’t know the full extent of what he was getting into when he first agreed to volunteer as a school crossing guard.

Adam Campbell has thrived as an elite mountain runner for years. But after an accident, he's had to learn to compete against himself and his body's pain.

Wildfires officials say there has been little growth on the fire on Wednesday, adding calmer winds and cooler temperatures helped the fire suppression efforts.

Vancouver Island’s famed Wickanannish Inn celebrates its history with a brand new cookbook from chef Warren Barr.

"I think we should call it the Justin Trudeau Memorial Pipeline. Because he's toast. He is toast," said one caller to a CKNW/CHQR simulcast.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo explains hopw you can manage your home devices from your smart phone using these three gadgets.

Pickets at the CP rail yard in Port Coquitlam had barely gone up before they were taken down with news of a tentative settlement for striking Teamsters.

A former UN official who helped develop the Paris Agreement says Canadians must ask tough questions of their government's climate change ambitions in light of the recent Trans Mountain pipeline purchase.

The Canadian government’s announcement to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline from Texas oil giant Kinder Morgan sparked protests, questions and confusion among British Columbians.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau is speaking at a Calgary Chamber of Commerce luncheon today as he begins the job of selling Ottawa's purchase of the Trans Mountain pipeline.

A River Rock Casino VIP with links to high-ranking officials in China gambled with about $490,000 received in a suspicious transaction in a River Rock hotel room. Sam Copper has more.

Wed, May 30: Anti-pipeline protesters interrupted Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s speech in Calgary on Wednesday. It comes one day after the federal government announced plans to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Capuchin monkey was 'last seen heading off into the forest' on Saturday.

The average price of gas in B.C. has reached a record high of $1.59 per litre.

Like many teens, Kurtis Chatterson is hoping to get his driver’s licence soon but a dearth of examiners in the Kootenays is stretching out the process by months.

A year after a deal between the B.C. NDP and the B.C. Green Party sealed her political fate, former B.C. premier Christy Clark has a new job.

CP has reached a tentative deal with the union representing striking engineers, meaning operations will be back to normal as early as Thursday.

CP Rail has reached a tentative deal with the union representing striking engineers, meaning operations could be back to normal as early as Thursday if it's ratified.

The question was announced by Attorney General David Eby after months of speculation.

The provincial cabinet is now considering a report that recommends British Columbians vote on two things during this fall's electoral reform referendum.

It is currently about 0.2 hectares in size but is a challenging fight due to the steep terrain.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had long ago begun playing a political poker game with Kinder Morgan, and it was quickly apparent the hand he was holding consisted of see-through cards.

Tasha Kanigan of the Brilliant Cultural Centre in Castlegar explains why she hopes her community will be one of the winners of the BCAA Place Space Contest.

Now that the floodwaters have retreated, residents of Grand Forks and other B.C. communities are cleaning up the mess, and that's creating mountains of waste.

The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association petitioned the B.C. Court of Appeal to fast track a constitutional challenge to Canada's assisted dying legislation.

Canadian Pacific Rail’s more than 3,000 conductors and engineers walked off the job late Tuesday night.

Hundreds of First Nations groups, environmentalists and other concerned residents gathered on the grounds of Science World to protest the federal government's plan to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Surrey changed its slogan years ago from City of Parks to The Future Lives Here but don’t let the shift in branding fool you.

The circumstances of the case highlight a difference between casinos and other financial institutions in Canada’s anti-money laundering system.

A Kenyan man in his 20s was camping with friends in Squamish when friends say he fell into a river around midnight. More than two weeks later, the search continues.

No matter who owns the Trans Mountain pipeline, its future will be determined by the courts.

When Bob Rich took over as the Abbotsford Police Department’s chief constable in 2008, the city was well on its way to becoming the homicide capital of Canada.

Ivan Decker says comedians need to approach controversial topics in a way that doesn't promote hate.

The collapse of the Trans Mountain pipeline project would have been a significant setback for one of Canada's foundational industries. Its loss would encourage the promoters of Western resentment and inspire a new round of anguished questions about the federation's ability to function.

Okanagan RCMP are looking for two men and a black truck after three West Kelowna civic vehicles had their gas tanks tapped.

Canadian Pacific Railway's more than 3,000 conductors and engineers walk off the job while a second group of workers reach a tentative contract settlement with the rail company.

An evacuation order for the Xusum Creek fire near Lillooet remains in effect.

The employee was treated for burns.

A Surrey Grade 12 student with a degenerative eye condition is seeing a new future for his visually impaired classmates after testing E-Sight high tech glasses. Linda Aylesworth explains how they work. Today’s Global News Hour at 6 Health Matters is brought to you by Pharmasave.

After the Prime Minister said earlier that “this pipeline will be built”, many are wondering if Justin Trudeau had a choice in the decision to purchase the Trans Mountain project. Keith Baldrey has more.

Protest groups were quick to voice their opposition to the federal government’s plan to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline project. Tanya Beja has reaction.

Canada’s Liberal government plans to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline project for $4.5 million in order to ensure the controversial expansion is built but as Aaron McArthur reports, Canadians could be coughing up millions more in construction costs.

The bump is a reaction to the 2018 federal budget ditching the current tax-free expense allowance for elected officials which amounts to about a third of their income being tax free.

The B.C. Wildfire Service updates the three major wildfires of note in the province.