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Schneider pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and interfering with human remains.

This moist and flavourful stuffing will have your holiday dinner guests giving thanks.

The B.C. government has filed to register as an intervenor in the National Energy Board's reconsideration of aspects of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

The University of British Columbia is facing several human rights complaints for allegedly denying employees promotions, terminating them because of a disability or for being pregnant.

At a press conference on Wednesday morning, Canucks coach Travis Green addresses rumours about the popular online video game ‘Fortnite’ being banned while the NHL team is on the road.

“Save Our Orcas” held a protest outside of Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson’s office in North Vancouver. A group fighting to save the southern resident killer whales is calling for the end of all Chinook salmon fishing in the Fraser River.

A documentary profiling a 200 km journey by the Xeni Gwet'in is screening at the Vancouver International Film Festival, a year after a nearly fatal accident.

A documentary profiling a 200 km journey by the Xeni Gwet'in is screening at the Vancouver International Film Festival, a year after a nearly fatal accident.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is not happy with Ottawa's decision to let stand a court decision that has stalled the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Surrey firefighters worked to put out flames at 13800-block of 58th Avenue on Tueday morning. Neihbours say no one appeared to be living in the house.

A group of advocates in Kamloops has banded together to help vouch for the identify of those living on the streets on election day.

A group of Democrats in Vancouver are reminding U.S. citizens living in Canada that, depending on which state they're able to vote in, the deadline for casting a midterm election ballot is this week.

A group of Democrats in Vancouver are reminding U.S. citizens living in Canada that, depending on which state they're able to vote in, the deadline for casting a midterm election ballot is this week.

A day after Vancouver forward Bo Horvat said the Canucks have instituted a "Fortnite" ban for road games, there was talk across NHL arenas on whether or not it was fair to single out the hit video game.

Children who are abused can be left with physical, "molecular scars" on their DNA that last well into adulthood, according to a new study from Harvard University and the University of British Columbia.

Patrik Laine is known for having a killer shot both on the ice and in the hit video game Fortnite. Turns out, the Winnipeg Jets sniper can be just as deadly with his words.

"I don't know about the playoffs," GM Jim Benning said about where his team might finish this year, adding the 2018-19 season will be an exciting opportunity to watch young players develop.

"I don't know about the playoffs," GM Jim Benning said about where his team might finish this year, adding the 2018-19 season will be an exciting opportunity to watch young players develop.

The Association of Administrative and Professional Staff says six of its members filed a total of eight human rights complaints against the university.

The federal government got behind a $40-billion liquefied natural gas (or LNG) project in Kitimat, B.C., that will allow Canada to export natural gas to overseas markets. But what exactly is LNG and how is it processed? Here’s a quick explainer.

More than 40,000 fans paced BC Place Tuesday night for one of the biggest concerts of the year in Vancouver. The ‘On The Run II’ show started an hour late but fans got what they came for at the celebrity couples only Canadian tour date.

Mike Agerbo from Get Connected Media shows off the latest accessories for your tablet.

The Canucks will take on the Calgary Flames at their home opener tonight but how many people will turn out to cheer them on? As Paul Haysom explains, ticket sales are slower than ever.

Determining how many drugs are affected by the new USMCA, or how much they will cost under the news trade deal, will take time.

One of the leading Indigenous opposition voices to the Trans Mountain pipeline says that if the new consultation process announced by Ottawa Wednesday becomes another rubber stamp, his nation will once again head to court to try and stop the project.

Court documents show Berry and the mother of the two children were involved in an ongoing legal dispute at the time.

Robert Pearce of Kelowna won bonus draw in Daily Grand game after matching five out of five numbers.

With so many mayoral and council candidates to choose from in Vancouver's upcoming municipal election, it can be tricky to hear from all civic hopefuls — but that's the very premise of Last Candidate Standing.

Police in Delta, B.C., targeted more than 350 trucks in a commercial vehicle blitz last month, issuing tens of thousands of dollars in fines and pulling nearly half the vehicles off the road for safety concerns.

Police in Delta, B.C., targeted more than 350 trucks in a commercial vehicle blitz last month, issuing tens of thousands of dollars in fines and pulling nearly half the vehicles off the road for safety concerns.

Colleen Christy sits down with Gerard Charlton who is about to compete in what’s being called the world’s most challenging ultra-triathlon. He’s doing it to raise funds for Canuck Place.

The economic benefits of the now-approved LNG Canada liquefied natural gas project are said to be massive — but environmental advocates and experts are concerned the climate change impacts could be just as large.

The economic benefits of the now-approved LNG Canada liquefied natural gas project are said to be massive — but environmental advocates and experts are concerned the climate change impacts could be just as large.

Advocates in B.C. say much more needs to be done to invigorate Indigenous languages in a province that is largely English speaking.

B.C. will now cover a medication that treats Type 1 spinal muscular atrophy, a neuromuscular disease that affects around 30 people in the province, most of whom are babies.

Modern campaigns need to reach out to voters in a wider variety of means these days, especially social media, strategist Mike McDonald says.

Sean Trevor Cuddeford, 31, is wanted for break and enter and theft over $5,000, and Leroy Curtis Catcheway, 30, is wanted for auto theft, possession of stolen property and prohibited driving.

The Liberals will not appeal a ruling from the Supreme Court that found they failed to adequately consult with Indigenous stakeholders on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

The students said "we did not understand at the time, but now we do, and we're afraid."

Surrey bylaw officers have taken down more than 500 election signs after a handful of residents filed complaints with the city.

Retired Supreme Court justice Frank Iacobucci will lead the new consultation process with Indigenous people on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

"They want to have their autonomy, but at the same time they want to be connected to the region. That's the challenge in figuring this out."

Canadian Mark Eldon Wilson hired teens to run his telemarketing scam on U.S. seniors. But the memory of one morally outraged punk would come back to haunt the fraudster.

A new LNG export facility on Canada's West Coast will be massive for the natural gas sector, but the industry will still face a few more years of exceptionally low prices before it can profit from exports to Asia.

“I will forgive her. I’m angry and I’m hurt, but I will survive..

During his daily walk, an elderly man is viciously attacked by a large breed dog near the Lions Gate Bridge in West Vancouver. Police are looking for the dog and its owner. Sarah MacDonald reports.

The overdose crisis in BC will be one of the toughest problems facing those who will be elected to office this month around the province. In order to better equip our community leaders, a Kelowna group that offers addiction services invited candidates to learn how they can help first hand. Doris Maria Bregolisse reports.

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Seattle has taken a big step towards having an NHL team, and an instant rivalry with the Vancouver Canucks. Squire Barnes has more.

Andrew Berry is charged with two counts of second degree murder in connection with the deaths of his two young daughters