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In 2012, the Liberal government sold 101 properties to balance the budget.

Baseball fans brought their furry best friends to watch the Vancouver Canadians play Nat Bailey Stadium on Monday.

Ruckus, a lively senior dog, is currently under the care of the BC SPCA and waiting for its forever home.

Charlie-Anne and her family had three minutes to race through the Langley Toy’s “R” Us store and fill their shopping cart. The special event was put on to provide seriously ill kids with happy memories.

A survey released by Manitoba-based Ufology Research on Tuesday says there were 1,101 UFO sightings -- an average of three a day -- reported in Canada in 2017.

Does government have a responsibility to provide alternatives when Greyhound shutters most of its Western Canadian routes?

Municipalities across B.C. are grappling with the question of how to make communities more dementia-friendly and going straight to those with lived experience for answers.

The former commander of B.C.’s illegal gambling enforcement team is speaking out after nearly a decade and he’s blaming the B.C. liberal government and senior management of the B.C. RCMP for inaction on money laundering in casinos. Watch Global News reporter John Hua’s full interview with Fred Pinnock.

Lawsuit claims company was negligent in death of 46-year-old

After an outspoken former RCMP officer took her own life last week, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale vowed her fight to rid the force of harassment "will succeed."

The motion, put forward by Vision Vancouver Coun. Andrea Reimer and seconded by Mayor Gregor Robertson, calls for the northeast quadrant to become a priority in the city's greenway program.

A new B.C. government pilot program offer 1,800 daycare spaces at $10 per day has received lots of interest from daycare providers, according to the Ministry of Children and Families.

The B.C. government didn't properly evaluate the costs and benefits of selling off surplus land under the Liberal government, according a new auditor general's report.

A fire that destroyed two Vancouver homes and damaged another this spring was set maliciously and investigators have identified a few possible suspects, according to firefighters.

After two marathon public hearings, city council is set to decide whether to approve a proposed rezoning of the southern half of Chinatown that would stop any new towers from being constructed.

After two marathon public hearings, city council has decided to approve a proposed rezoning of the southern half of Chinatown that will stop any new towers from being constructed.

After two marathon public hearings, city council has decided to approve a proposed rezoning of the southern half of Chinatown that will stop any new towers from being constructed.

The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a 73-year-old man who went overboard from a luxury cruise ship early Tuesday near Cape Flattery, off the northwest coast of Washington state.

A 73-year-old man has died after going overboard from a luxury cruise ship early Tuesday near Cape Flattery on coast of Washington State.

The District of North Vancouver voted unanimously to increase remuneration for the mayor from $104,005 to $122,777 in 2019, and for councillors from $41,602 to $49,111.

Dietitian Diana Steele explains the nutritional benefits of cherries and provides tips on how to select them.

The regional government in East Kootenay has voted to oppose contentious plans for a new 70,000-hectare adventure tourism operation in the South Purcell Mountains.

The end of Greyhound bus service across Western Canada is the latest in a string of decisions that have left many rural and northern residents with few options for public transportation.

The end of Greyhound bus service across Western Canada is the latest in a string of decisions that have left many rural and northern residents with few options for public transportation.

Several heart and high blood pressure drugs that contain valsartan are being recalled because of a substance that can cause cancer.

She spent her years after she left her 19-year career on the force fighting for accountability and talking about her own experiences.

A Surrey city councillor and mayoral candidate says he wants the city to have a referendum on starting their own municipal police force.

Reporter John Hua is live from the Global BC newsroom with details about a key figure stepping forward to tell his side of the story about the extent of B.C.’s money laundering problems in casinos.

The ship, the Seven Seas Mariner, is on its way back to Vancouver from Alaska and is scheduled to stop in Victoria later Tuesday.

The Indigenous hip hop duo focuses on creating social and environmental awareness among youth.

The former head of B.C.'s Integrated Illegal Gambling Enforcement Team (IIGET) says the B.C. Liberals didn't crack down on money laundering in casinos because they didn't want to disrupt the flow of money.

Packing your laptop on a holiday? Here's what you need to know to keep it safe.

The two-metre snake was first reported missing shortly after it disappeared into a farmer's field on June 30.

The Oakridge Mall area could be transformed to include a mix of modern condo towers, townhomes, community facilities and green space.

A fire about 40 kilometres northwest of Watson Lake, Yukon, is the reason behind the emergency evacuation alert issued Monday night.

"In some cases they are making more than the Prime Minister, who is in charge of a G7 country."

CEO Kevin Desmond's salary last year was $407,000.

A third of the world’s oceans are overfished and fish consumption is at an all-time high, the United Nations warns.

A team from the University of British Columbia thinks they may have figured out how to make solar panels work effectively on cloudy days.

Judge said she deserved better protections. And he deserved education.

A new Royal LePage survey said the affordability gap between the two is shrinking, and people are making the most of it.

A new Royal LePage survey said the affordability gap between the two is shrinking, and people are making the most of it.

Allan Strauss was ordered to surrender his licence last week after admitting he gave a woman a shot of phenol for cosmetic reasons and misled her about what it was.

Allan Strauss was ordered to surrender his licence last week after admitting he gave a woman a shot of phenol for cosmetic reasons and misled her about what it was.

"I think you're going to see a lot more people hitch-hiking, and that tends to be a problem."

The latest filings with Elections Canada show which riding associations are the top performers in the country. But will money talk in 2019's federal election?

Starbucks has become the latest company to announce they will ban all plastic straws. As Linda Aylesworth reports although this is a promising move towards cutting waste, there is still a lot more that needs to be done.

"It's just such a waste of space."

Former RCMP officer Krista Carle who spoke publicly about her difficult experiences with harassment within the force and helped others find accountability has died.

Former RCMP officer Krista Carle, who spoke publicly about her difficult experiences with harassment within the force and helped others find accountability, has died.