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Chef Dan McGee from Au Comptoir shares his mouth-watering recipe for a French take on a classic burger.

Dozens of kayaks, canoes and other small boats descended on Kinder Morgan's Westridge marine tanker terminal in Burnaby on Saturday.

After a two-month search, a B.C. woman has been reunited with her ceremonial dance regalia thanks to help from the community in Prince George, B.C.

The Secwepemc First Nation's Tiny House Warriors having been occupying North Thompson Provincial Park north of Kamloops, B.C., since last week in protest against the Trans Mountain pipeline project.

A woman who was arrested after a Trans Mountain pipeline protest in British Columbia's North Thompson Provincial Park Saturday morning has been released from custody.

Historian says yoga has evolved in many ways since the ancient practice's inception.

The fire has burned about 500 hectares.

Supt. Syd Lecky made his first official media appearance as the head of Kamloops RCMP on July 13.

The two-week summer program encourages girls to study computer science and artificial intelligence to balance gender gap.

John Ranta spent more than three decades driving for Greyhound.

John Ranta spent more than three decades driving for Greyhound.

Max Borrowman, bar manage at Juniper, shares two refreshing cocktail recipes – the ‘Bear Paw G&T’ and the vodka based ‘Black Beauty’ — both perfect for summer.

Three stars of The Young and the Restless join Lynn Colliar to talk about a charity event in Vancouver that they will be involved in.

The folks over at Gardenworks share their creative and practical ways to give your garden or patio more privacy.

Celebrate Bastille Day with a twist on a French classic. Chef Dan McGee from Au Comptoir shares his mouth-watering recipe for a ‘Tournedos Rossini’ Burger.

Paddlers in canoes and kayaks headed toward Trans Mountain's Westridge Marine Terminal on Saturday to attend an Indigenous ceremony to protect the water.

A rising heat wave and significant winds across the southern half of British Columbia helped ignite 11 new wildfires across the province in the past 24 hours.

Russell Ramsden has developed a bicycle that rides on the rails of an unused E&N train track that runs through his community.

The rescue of a small child and several adults in swift water on the Campbell River this week has led to a warning from the manager of the local search and rescue team.

Two people were thrown from their bike Friday night on South Parallel Road near Sumas Prairie.

"Everybody's seeing improvement and that's one of the greatest parts of the program."

A Rosswood couple are now the happy — albeit tired — parents of a trio of emus. The triplets, which could grow to more than six feet tall, were hatched from eggs the couple ordered in May.

"The folks outside already have a lot of pre-existing health issues which is extremely aggravated by this intense weather."

There's been a recall issued for Europe's Best brand Field Berry Mixes due to possible salmonella contamination.

In the two months since the B.C. government passed legislation allowing municipalities to zone areas of land for rental-only housing, no city has taken up the offer — and it may be a while before they do.

Each year, hundreds of thousands of tiny toads make a once-in-a-lifetime journey from the wetlands near Ryder Lake in Chilliwack to the forest, but they have to cross a strip of road, and as many as 20,000 are killed each year by traffic.

In the beginning, the only sign that something was seriously wrong with Rob Erke was the pain and a small bump on his left shoulder — there was no wound, no scratch, no insect bite.

BC Ferries CEO Mark Collins and his public relations team have been doing a lot of apologizing lately. Based on the state of the aging fleet, that's not likely to end soon.

We Are the Robots is an interactive installation that opens Saturday, both inside and outside the gallery.

A Canadian living in the Philippines has been shot and killed on the eve of his planned move to B.C., over what police say appears to have been a property dispute. CBC News has confirmed that Barry Gammon, 66, formerly of Montreal, was gunned down outside his home near Batangas City, southwest of Manila.

"I haven't seen that many police in one place since the Olympics."

"I haven't seen that many police in one place since the Olympics."

Fire concerns in a number of areas around the Province tonight, with hot dry conditions in Kamloops. Jennifer Palma has more.

The District of Summerland rescinded a boil water notice Friday afternoon following successful testing to give the "all clear" at the water treatment plant.

A small grass fire beside duplexes on Dilworth Mountain in Kelowna is being called a suspicious blaze.

A real-life smokie bandit appears to be on the loose in the Vernon area after a video posted to Facebook showed a man allegedly taking smokies from an “honour stand” at a farm.

Kamloops-based activist who filmed video says pigs didn't have enough room to stand or lie down comfortably.

A new study says depression during pregnancy appears to be more common among today’s young mothers than in the past.Today’s Global News Hour at 6 Health Matters is brought to you by Pharmasave.

Grassroots movement Wake Up Surrey says it's being ignored by the federal government after it did not receive an invitation to meet with representatives who were in Surrey, B.C., to discuss gang violence in the city.

Soccer fans across B.C. are getting excited for the FIFA World Cup finals on Sunday, where France and Croatia will settle an old score from the 1998 tournament.

A mother and her young son have lost everything in a fire that tore through their home shortly after they moved back to B.C. Jill Bennett has their story.

The special statement advises people to keep cool, hydrated as temperatures to soar for next week.

t might take you a bit longer to get to Vancouver Island these days, perhaps even a millisecond or two. B.C. scientists explain why.

A Surrey family said they were racially profiled when they were questioned about whether they were allowed to be at the pool in their townhouse complex. John Hua reports.

The province has given individual municipalities the power to limit the production of legal marijuana in their communities. Aaron McArthur explains why.

A wildfire off Shuswap Road in East Kamloops has grown to 500 hectares. Jennifer Palma has the details, and a look at the provincial fire hazard heading into the weekend.

Global News is getting a rare look at the high-angle work done by a B.C. company that travels the world to ply its unique trade. Nadia Stewart has the story.

Secwepemc actor Grace Dove rose to international prominence when she appeared alongside Leonardo DiCaprio in the critically acclaimed 2015 film The Revenant. Since then, she's taken it upon herself to authentically represent her people and their stories on the big screen.

Police say the popular event is creating problems with litter and public urination.

"If he joined that byelection race it would insert him at ground-zero of the pipeline debate."