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City council candidates will face the public's questions on issues of homelessness and affordable housing on Thursday.

On Tuesday, Finance Minister Bill Morneau spoke at the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade discussing the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and its impact on dairy farmers and the steel industry.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calls it the single largest private sector investment in Canadian history. Here's what you need to know about LNG Canada.

Heavy bands of snow will develop later Tuesday as a low pressure system from the coast clashes with a cold front in the interior. 

“I’ve had situations over the years, I’ve been driving for 34 years but never had to do that before,” he said.

Richard Zussman hosts Premier John Horgan in a Facebook Live chat on Tuesday, after a significant LNG investment was announced in northern British Columbia.

West Vancouver plans to add 5,000 units in the next 25 years. What will that look like?

The Vancouver Park Board has approved a pilot project where beet and wine can be purchased at two sites — one at English Bay and Kits Beach.

Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey has reaction in B.C. to Tuesday’s LNG approval announcement.

Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey has reaction in B.C. to Tuesday’s LNG approval announcement.

A milestone today in the effort to export Canadian natural gas to Asian markets by announcing the LNG facility is moving forward. Nadia Stewart explains how this pipe dream has become a reality and why it’s raising concerns.

The historic results of recent provincial elections in Quebec and New Brunswick are a sign that voters are embracing change, according to one political scientist.

One of the murals in Merritt B.C.'s Walk of Stars, commemorating country artists has been partially painted over. The mural of iconic Elvis Presley is no longer in its original state.

The B.C. Government will require British Columbians to vote again if electoral system changes following this fall's referendum.

The Burrowing Owl Conservation Society of B.C. and World Wildlife Fund of Canada will be installing artificial burrows in Osoyoos on Friday.

A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a man accused of passing off metal washers as toonies in order to steal $30,000 from more than a dozen banks in B.C.

At a press conference Tuesday, Health Minister Adrian Dix announces the government will fund Spinraza, a spinal muscular atrophy treatment.

The B.C. government is promising to hit climate action goals following a massive $40-billion investment by LNG Canada to build an LNG facility in Kitimat.

B.C. has the highest poverty rate in Canada, with an estimated 678,000 people living in poverty, including 118,000 children.

B.C. is no longer the only province in Canada without a poverty reduction strategy.

The 81-year-old man was struck by a vehicle Sunday night while in a marked crosswalk at 75th Avenue and 122A Street.

The dog was caught on surveillance video ambushing a smaller dog and killing it in front of the owner's four-year-old daughter Sunday night.

The approval of Canada's first LNG export terminal is expected to boost investor confidence in Canada's natural gas sector, industry observers say.

Security video shows an unidentified man melting down over a mixed-up order, pouring out his drink and throwing the cash register off the counter.

Canada's environmental watchdog says the federal government waited to take specific action to protect some of its most at-risk whales until the majestic creatures were already in great peril.

When marriages or common law relationships come to an end there is a lot to think about. Stuart Zukerman of Zukerman Law Group tells Global News the top five things you should consider when separating.

Are lectins harmful to your diet? Dietitian Diana Steele sets the record straight.

Commissioner Gary Bettman said Tuesday the Board of Governors' executive committee recommended proceeding with Seattle's expansion application, with an eye on voting to approve the league's 32nd franchise in December.

"Our townhome and apartment markets are sitting in balanced market territory and our detached home market remains in a clear buyers' market."

B.C. Place has a message for Beyonce and Jay-Z fans headed to their Tuesday night concert in Vancouver: bey prepared.

Researchers have discovered an object far beyond the orbit of Pluto they believe strengthens the case for a large planet at the outer reaches of our solar system.

A humpback whale accidentally banged its head against a boat belonging to an ecology organization, cracking a window made of safety glass.

Actor Bruno Gerussi may be best known for his work on The Beachcombers, but he had a long career at CBC before that.

More than 40,000 fans are expected to be at BC Place on Tuesday night to see Beyoncé and Jay-Z.

Police say he is known to frequent the Maple Ridge area.

The litigation aims to recoup costs associated with the ongoing opioid crisis in B.C.

The litigation aims to recoup costs associated with the ongoing opioid crisis in B.C.

The five primary investors in a proposed liquefied natural gas project in northern B.C. granted their final approval for the development Monday.

The five primary investors in a proposed liquefied natural gas project in northern B.C. granted their final approval for the development Monday.

LNG Canada project in British Columbia given final approval by shareholders  iPolitics.caVANCOUVER — Investors have given final approval for a massive liquefied national gas project in northern British Columbia. The five partners have agreed to ...

LNG Canada project in British Columbia given final approval by shareholders  Financial PostVANCOUVER — Final approval for a massive liquefied natural gas project in northern British Columbia shows that major resource projects can be built in the ...

Despite complaints to the city of Surrey about a neighbourhood dog, a family pet is attacked and killed. The mourning owners say the city didn’t act soon enough to prevent the attack. Sarah MacDonald reports.

A Kelowna man has put his life on hold the last six months after being diagnosed with leukemia. Friends of Joel Koette are planning a fundraiser on Thursday, Oct. 4 at Summerhill Winery to help him pay his bills both in Kelowna and in Vancouver where he is undergoing treatment.

A court injunction last month ordered the dwindling encampment to disband, but housing advocates complained that the province was primarily offering shelter beds as a replacement.

As a breast cancer survivor, Sylvia Bourassa knew that when her friend was diagnosed with leukemia she had to do something to help him.

A North Vancouver gymnastics club claims the city is forcing them into a venue that’s too small for them. But as Catherine Urquhart reports, the club is being accused of playing politics.

A North Vancouver strata corporation is taking action against a townhouse owner who is using her property as a hostel, and is ignoring all demands to shut it down.

It looks all but certain that a huge liquefied natural gas project will be approved for Kitimat. Keith Baldrey takes a closer look at the impact of the project.

A woman who discovered she’d been overcharged by BC Hydro for 14 years came to Global’s “Consumer Matters” to get a refund. Anne Drewa reports.

Grace Ke looks at how the new U.S./Canada/Mexico trade deal is affecting the Canadian dollar, and how it might affect cross-border shopping.