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Conservation officers say that even though grizzly bears are common in the area, an attack is rare.

From Vancouver to Halifax, crowds of people rallied in cities across Canada on Saturday to protest a policy that separated families who were caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.

Colin Martin, now 46, leased helicopters to shuffle marijuana and cocaine across the border.

Three Vancouver police officers and two pedestrians were sent to hospital Friday night after a collision between two police vehicles.

A First Nation woman working to keep her language alive on her traditional territory in northern B.C. says the Canadian government will not recognize her right to live and work in the country and is deporting her because she was born on the American side of the Annette Island Indian Reserve.

Police said he was under the influence of alcohol, but was able to tell officers that he had been "surfing" on a train, and fell off.

Police in Revelstoke are warning the public that it's against the law to hitch a ride on a train, after a 25-year-old man was seriously hurt early Saturday morning.

Seventy years ago, a small city in West Kootenay turned into a raging river. Downtown, water lapped at the windows of the theatre's box office and the sight of canoes paddling down the streets was not unusual.

About 150 people have gathered in downtown Vancouver to protest the United States' "Zero Tolerance" immigration policy.

A Vancouver restaurant has been inundated with negative online reviews after firing its manager for refusing to serve a customer wearing a "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) hat.

A statement said the man was conscious, although under the influence, and told the officers about "riding the train."

Sixteen years ago, over the Canada Day long weekend, 21-year-old Lisa Marie Young went missing in Nanaimo, B.C., after a night out with friends.

Want to find the right rug size and style for your home? Kaitlyn Herbst gets some expert advice on how to choose the perfect rug

From games that’ll get you active to gourmet gizmos — Mountain Equipment Co-op representative, Terry Lui, shares his guide to all the must-have camping gear.

BC Superweek is back! And series director Mark Ernsting joins Jay to reveal what to expect from this year’s races.

Top gardening tips from the folks at Gardenworks.

When Jacoby MacDonald started hiking she didn't see many other Indigenous people on the trails. Her experience mirrors some other minorities who say they feel alone and intimidated in B.C's outdoor community.

The young midfielder was named to the MLS all-star team, along with New York Red Bulls sniper Bradley Wright-Phillips.

A mother from Langley, B.C., says she was forced to quit her job because her employer changed her shift and she couldn't find child care closer to work.

Two pedestrians and three police officers are in hospital following a motor vehicle incident Friday night in Vancouver.

Nobody can fully explain why the last portion of TransLink's $7-billion infrastructure upgrades had to be decided without any consultation with the public.

He asked blunt questions about money laundering in B.C. casinos. And he got fired for his efforts.

Andrew Rawicz has been walking to work — a 10k round trip — since 2002 and has now compiled 40,070 kilometres. The 68-year-old hopes to inspire others to get where they need to go under their own power.

In 2017, the entire city was placed under an evacuation order due to nearby wildfires, forcing 10,000 people from their homes.

Whistler has been growing rapidly since an explosion of ski resort development in the 1970s.

The municipality now has some of the highest real estate prices and incomes in Canada.

One of B.C.'s youngest cities, West Kelowna incorporated in 2007.

Once a gold rush town, Wells now relies heavily on tourism to power its economy.

The village was formally incorporated in 1952.

A growing bedroom community in Greater Victoria, View Royal was the site of one of the earliest farms on Vancouver Island.

Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps is running for re-election in the provincial capital.

Vernon was once known as "Nintle-Moos-Chin" by the Syeelhwh people, a word that means "jumping over creek."

Vanderhoof — it's Dutch for "the farm."

Vancouver — ground zero of the affordability crisis.

The simple act of moving a railway station is what gave Valemount its name.

The search continues for three missing fishermen from the Tla-o-qui-aht village of Opitsaht, two weeks after their boat sank near Tofino, B.C.

The search continues for three missing fisherman from the Tla-o-qui-aht village of Opitsaht, two weeks after their boat sank near Tofino, B.C.

A fish farm boat is coming under fire for moving too close to a pod of orcas near Tofino. Nadia Stewart has the details.

Kate Chong is one of 100 athletes gearing up for the Canadian Transplant Games in Vancouver next week. Chong is one of more than 300 people who received a “living donor” transplant in the last year, and as Lynn Colliar reports her kidney came from someone very close to her. Today’s Global News Hour at...

A former Vancouver police officer was on the other side of a Surrey courtroom today to be sentenced on sex-related offences. Jill Bennett has the details.

A longstanding daycare in Richmond is being forced to close its doors after its location was sold for redevelopment. As John Hua reports some local politicians say its time to change the rules to protect childcare spaces.

B.C. Corrections is issuing a public warning to Surrey residents after a convicted pet killer announced her intention to move to the community. As Rumina Daya explains, Kayla Bourque has also admitted to fantasizing about killing homeless people.

North Vancouver’s Jackson Spencer just took up powerlifting 4 years ago. Today he’s a world champion. Barry Deley has the story.

A manager of a popular B.C. restaurant is without a job tonight, all because of a red hat. As Kristen Robinson reports, the “Make America Great Again” hat has sparked a heated debate.

Fisher served with the VPD for 29 years, and had been considered a leading detective on the force's Counter-Exploitation Unit.

Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps hopes the provincial government will consider a B.C.-wide ban on single-use plastic checkout bags.

The B.C. practice of requiring natural resource firms to hire their own consultants for environmental impact studies needs more oversight, a new report argues.

Pepsi sent a letter to B.C. customers on Friday warning that due to tariffs, higher prices would kick in on June 30.

Kayla Bourque, 28, is considered a high-risk, dangerous offender.

A science project involving gunpowder went terribly wrong and seriously injured an 11-year-old girl from 100 Mile House, B.C.