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Police say the man fell from the back of a pickup truck and was struck by the trailer it was pulling.

Shane John Tolmie, 26, from Vancouver, has been identified as the city's 11th homicide victim of 2018.

Fernie artist Michael Hepher's work is featured at the Fernie Museum in his new show Backroads B.C.

Stirling Hart of Maple Ridge, B.C., identifies more as an athlete than a lumberjack.

Kuen Tang, who is 39 and a quadriplegic, gave birth to son Alexander Thor on June 5, but her fiancé Jack was not able to be by her side. Immigration Canada had denied him a temporary resident’s visa.

Just hours after announcing the city's 10th homicide of the year, the Vancouver Police Department has announced the 11th.

The dragon turned up in a library parking lot wrapped in brightly-coloured blankets on Friday.

Police have identified Abeal Negussie Abera, 26, of Surrey, as the victim in a fatal stabbing June 23 in downtown Vancouver.

Heading out to celebrate Canada Day? Here's what's on in your community.

It marks the 10th homicide of 2018.

The Vancouver Canucks have added three free-agent forwards to their roster, helping fill a gap left by the trio of veterans who departed last season.

It was an emotional day for 60 new Canadians who received their citizenship on Canada Day in Vancouver. Global BC’s Chris Gailus hosted the ceremony and talks to two new citizens.

Master gardener Brian Minter shares tips on how to make your garden buzz

It’s the 10th anniversary of the popular Deighton Cup. Chris Andraza, Fanny Bay Oysters Executive Chef, and Alex Black, Cocktail Jockey Director, give us a preview of what we can expect — including a rum cocktail recipe and oyster shucking.

Celebrate Canada Day by learning more about your heritage. Robert Whitlock AND Judith Ueland, former presidents of the British Columbia Genealogical Society, explain how you can find out more about your family tree.

California farmer and high profile short seller Marc Cohodes sits down with Global National’s Robin Gill to explain how B.C.’s money laundering problem can be solved through drastic and harsh measures.

Clad in wool, waxed canvas, and hobnail boots, Bryan Thomas and his team of amateur explorers will climb Mount Waddington, the highest peak in the Coast Mountains of B.C., using antique mountaineering equipment.

Forbidden Vancouver's newest addition to its fleet of walking tours takes a look at the city's sometimes painful, frequently colourful queer history.

CBC’s investigations from 2008 were lauded in last week’s blistering report on money laundering in B.C.

One Whitehorse fire crew was exhausted and morale hit a low while battling a fire at the city's dump. Then they found some help from a new friend.

Tactical Institute claims it has helped thwart 22 potential school shootings, including three in Canada, by detecting threats posted to social media.

“The kitten-and-rainbow crowd needs to ask for scalps because these money launderers don’t pay taxes," says Marc Cohodes.

Staff at the Seniors Activity Centre in Williams Lake is spreading the word about a program they spearheaded that helps prepare seniors for medical emergencies.

A kayaker mauled by a grizzly bear near Creston is recovering in hospital. As Nadia Stewart explains, the man was camping along the Kootenay River when the bear attacked.

An economist advises that in order to make the U.S. feel the impact of the current trade dispute with Canada, Ottawa should target coal that is shipped out of British Columbia. Paul Johnson reports.

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Thousands rallied outside Vancouver’s Trump Tower today joining coast-to-coast protests against Donald Trump’s Immigration policy.

A B.C. Lions player looking for a suitable place to rent for himself and his family is offering an unusual incentive to potential landlords. Kristen Robinson explains.

A BC Lion player looking for a suitable place to rent for himself and his family is offering an unusual incentive to potential landlords. Kristen Robinson explains.

Conservation officers are investigating the cause of a grizzly bear attack on a man camped alongside the Kootenay River Saturday morning.

Another B.C. politician has been arrested at a protest outside Kinder Morgan's Burnaby Mountain facility.

Steven O'Brien, 48, was last seen on Friday around 9 p.m., leaving his home near Burnaby General Hospital.

"Things have kind of reached a little bit... not really a crisis point, but a point where one of our former students was killed in gang activity," said one teacher.

Victoria police are asking anyone with information to come forward after a teen reported she was sexually assaulted twice while walking in Highrock Park Friday night.

Thousands have died from the opioid crisis in BC. A community based group called “Illicit” are set to perform in a play about harm reduction and the opioid crisis. Nicolas Leech-Crier, one of the co-creators and performers joined Jennifer Palma on BC1 to talk abut why the play will honour those who have died from...

Orange and white bikes have been popping up around Kelowna as the city introduces the bike-sharing program Dropbike.