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Technical Safety B.C. report to release "key findings" in the ammonia release that killed three men who were attempting to fix the arena ice making equipment in October of 2017.

A pair of repeat animal abuse offenders, banned from owning animals, are once again facing legal repercussions after eight dogs were seized last week, raising questions about why they were able to keep obtaining animals despite past offences.

Multiple media reports say Alphonso Davies, a 17-year-old Vancouver Whitecaps star and Canadian international midfielder, is heading to Bayern Munich.

​German soccer giant Bayern Munich has finalized a transfer for Vancouver Whitecaps star Alphonso Davies, according to multiple media reports.

Rescue crews are pleading with the public not to use cannabis on the mountains after a website began advertising cannabis-enhanced adventure tours in Vancouver.

The Vancouver Park Board is focusing on its own role in colonialism, having voted Monday night to proceed with an unprecedented audit scrutinizing its past actions.

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team are collecting evidence at a five storey rental complex in Langley.

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says it is in the 20000 block of 68 Avenue for the death of a child.

A seven-year-old girl who died in Langley, B.C., on Sunday night was the victim of a homicide, investigators say.

The issue of ridesharing is still top of mind for so many people in the province. Paul Haysom has more on the push for

A RCMP helicopter was deployed after a possible daytime abduction was reported near a popular skatepark in Prince George, B.C., on Monday.

A crash on the Coquihalla Highway Sunday has led to the discovery of a body on the side of the road. RCMP are working to identify the remains.

Big, lovable Max is currently under the care of the BC SPCA and is waiting for his forever home.

The Fair at the PNE always brings new and exciting rides and attractions every year, during The Fair (Aug 18 - Sept 3) The Summer Night Concert Series has an amazing lineup featuring Air Supply!

Mothers Against Drunk Drivers has a message for the B.C. government: Bring ride-hailing to the province now.

An heiress to the Seagram's liquor fortune has been charged with racketeering in connection with the operations of a cult-like group whose leader has been accused of sex trafficking.

Homicide investigators are at a condo complex at 20053 68 Avenue.

Homicide investigators are at a condo complex at 20053 68 Avenue.

Vancouver council will vote Tuesday on whether to approve rezoning that would allow a 37-storey high tower adjacent to BC Place, the first of three large towers planned for Northeast False Creek.

Vancouver council has approved rezoning that would allow up to a 37-storey tower adjacent to BC Place, the first of three large towers planned for northeast False Creek.

B.C.’s South Coast is expected to see high temperatures through the week. Paul Haysom has more on the dangers related to the hot weather.

Elevate watermelon from a juicy snack to a dinner time dish with this tasty recipe from food writer Dan Clapson.

Lake Cowichan RCMP said a citizen found Barman's green Honda on a remote logging road off Lake Cowichan on Saturday.

At a press conference Tuesday, MADD Canada, BarWatch and Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart call on the BC NDP to allow ridesharing services to operate in Metro Vancouver.

The north-bound lanes of the Coquihalla Highway were temporarily closed on Sunday when a traffic accident led to the roadside discovery of a deceased woman.

Firefighters in B.C. are warning drone operators to keep their equipment out of the air when crews are battling a wildfire, after an unauthorized drone forced the grounding of a support helicopter.

DriveBC is warning of heavy delays and congestion and is advising motorists to avoid the crossing and take an alternative route.

Five candidates competing for the role of national chief for the Assembly of First Nations will be making their final pitch to voters on Tuesday.

The Saanich Inlet Protection Society says the number of people inhabiting the bay has increased over the years and are likely the reason for higher counts of enterococci bacteria in the waters.

The Saanich Inlet Protection Society says the number of people inhabiting the bay has increased over the years and are likely the reason for higher counts of enterococci bacteria in the waters.

Coun. Adriane Carr wants to make having a green roof mandatory for new large buildings, including commercial, industrial, institutional and multi-family residential developments.

It's great to look put-together when flying, but following these tips will make getting through security a breeze.

Kathleen Stimson does not have her medication, which she takes three times a day, and she may be confused or disoriented.

'The medical system with the group home has let us down.'

This new information could lead to an investigation by B.C.’s gaming enforcement branch, Attorney General David Eby said.

Campbell Company of Canada is recalling the Pepperidge Farm brand Goldfish Flavour Blasted Xtreme Cheddar Crackers due to possible salmonella contamination.

There are now three people looking to run British Columbia's second-largest city.

The Ombudsperson's office received 8,400 complaints and inquires last year. Ombudsperson Jay Chalke says the volume mean that public bodies need to do better.

A woman has died after getting stuck in a used clothing donation bin early Monday morning — prompting a call to make the receptacles safer.

A woman has died after getting stuck in a used clothing donation bin early Monday morning — prompting a call to make the receptacles safer.

Highway 1 was shut down on the north end of Spences Bridge at 4 p.m. due to the blaze burning up from the train tracks.

Highway 1 was shut down on the north end of Spences Bridge at 4 p.m. due to the blaze burning up from the train tracks.

Highway 1 was shut down on the north end of Spences Bridge at 4 p.m. due to the blaze burning up from the train tracks.

Global News is getting an aerial glimpse of the effect the controlled burn had on the Mount Eneas wildfire.

After the carbon tax made headlines at this week's premiers' meeting, it's worth taking a closer look at the birthplace of North America's oldest carbon pricing scheme: British Columbia.

On Saturday, a coal train got stuck on the tracks for hours, sparking concerns about how first responders would access the beach during an emergency.

Kelsey Opstad lies in bed at night, unable to sleep, as she ticks through the list of everything she needs to do before she leaves for Asia in a week.

Forty-five per cent of all of B.C.’s 2017 wildfires were sparked by humans and one Metro Vancouver municipality is taking an extreme step towards fire safety. Linda Aylesworth reports.

Crescent Beach was cut off for hours after a freight train got stuck on the tracks on Saturday and as Paul Johnson reports, there are concerns about how first responders would get in during an emergency.

A sentencing hearing is underway for the three youths convicted in the 2015 swarming death of Luka Gordic in Whistler and as Julia Foy reports, the Crown is asking for adult sentences.