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Nanaimo RCMP say between 18 and 21 squatters have been arrested and could face charges.

Nanaimo RCMP say between 18 and 21 squatters have been arrested and could face charges.

Election day is Oct. 20, but voters in Surrey, Burnaby, Delta, Richmond and Maple Ridge can cast a ballot on Saturday.

Accredited hairdressing institutions in B.C. can now offer the Red Seal program.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled in favour of striking union casino workers in the Okanagan this week.

If you think pumpkins are just for halloween…think again. The folks from GardenWorks share their nifty and seasonal idea for a succulent pumpkin planter.

Want to banish grey hairs in just 10 seconds? Or how-a-bout give yourself a flawless manicure all from the comfort of your home? Beauty expert Jill Dunn shares all of the newest and must-have products.

Bugs, rain and the daily grind: all reasons Canadians say they spend less time outside now than ever before, according to an Ipsos survey released last week.

Chef Jason from Cardero’s Restaurant shares a fresh and seasonal recipe for Albacore Tuna Sliders.

The new poll finds a virtual tie in support for the incumbent mayor and his independent challenger.

"Three days of system outage is not what we would expect, it's not what you would expect and it's not good enough," said Vancity's CEO.

At the corner of Union and Gore, a number of homeless campers ares growing on a site that was once a key part of Vancouver's black community. As the city moves forward on housing at that location, community advocates want to see mistakes of the past avoided.

Vancouver crisis centres say they've experienced a spike in calls about sexual assault and trauma in the wake of ongoing discussions about whether Brett Kavanaugh, who has been accused of sexual assault, will be appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Vancouver rock band 54-40 is appealing to the public for help after several of their instruments were stolen in New Westminster.

Kamloops RCMP say foul play is now suspected in the case of missing person Troy Gold.

The race features a mixture of ancient creatures including a type of crab, an ancient forerunner to the salmon and a large, dinosaur-like sea reptile called the elasmosaur.

These quick and easy sliders make a great snack or an impressive appetizer.

A new restoration project in North Vancouver is looking to clean up the area enough to bring back marine life after decades of industry logging and dredging put an end to the bounty.

There are three serious contenders for mayor, and two of them — Mike Morden and Ernie Daykin — lost to Read four years ago.

Recent elections in Quebec, New Brunswick, and Ontario have left Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with few friends at the provincial level.

You don't need meat for this meal.

That's in a city where South Asians make up around 30 per cent of the population.

"Mother bears are so protective of their cubs, they're a really strong family unit -- these babies never had a chance."

Rockers 54-40 are offering a reward that they hope will lead to the recovery of their stolen musical gear.

"I am truly grateful to have had so many sponsors and volunteers, who have now all become good friends, support me over the years."

Several dozen members of the soon-to-be evicted Discontent City homeless camp broke into to Rutherford Elementary School, declaring it the “Schoolhouse Squat” on Friday afternoon.

Noah Trulsen died Wednesday after crashing head first into the boards during a rec league hockey game.

Police said the SUV reportedly rear-ended the larger truck around 3:30 p.m. on Friday.

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"You know, it's just frustrating because we've been affected since 2005 and we still haven't received one penny."

Highway 15 (176th Street) in Surrey has re-opened in both directions after a fatal collision on Friday night.

Highway 15 is currently closed between 32nd and 24th avenue in Surrey after a fatal collision.

The band estimates the gear is worth more than $50,000, but said its personal value to the band members makes it impossible to replace.

The Friday, October 5, 2018 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

Researchers here in B.C. and across the country are testing whether robotic technology can improve mobility and possibly even help patients regain their ability to walk. Catherine Urquhart reports. Today’s Global News Hour at 6 Health Matters is brought to you by Pharmasave.

Keith Baldrey breaks down then numbers, and where the jobs have been created.

William Schneider has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. A pathologist’s testimony is now raising new questions about how exactly Kogawa died. Nadia Stewart has more.

Jonathan Sedman was seriously hurt, remains unconscious in hospital and is unaware that he's now a dad.

Sicamous RCMP seized 1,400 marijuana plants from a residence in Malakwa, B.C., on Thursday, after executing a search warrant.

Police say the property did not have the required license to cultivate marijuana.

The city says 26 people died of a suspected overdose last month, compared to 25 in August.

On today’s edition of Focus BC, Sonia Deol talks to four Surrey mayoral candidates running in the October 20th civic elections.

B.C. Premier John Horgan says British Columbia would not use the notwithstanding clause under his leadership.

After nearly two decades of Lois Jackson as mayor, Delta will be getting a new leader on Oct. 20.

Saskatoon Police Guns & Gangs and Tactical Support Units arrested a 25-year-old man from Surrey after finding a variety of drugs and guns.

The province of B.C. has released its updated rules regarding the upcoming national legalization of cannabis.

The future of Abbotsford’s anti-gang youth program was uncertain after federal funding expired, but a donation from the United Way has allowed them a few more months of security.

Richmond mayoral candidates are grappling with how to protect fertile farmland as advocates say the land is being used, not as farmland, but to build large estates.

According to police, 35-year-old Troy Gold was last seen at his home around 3 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 1.

A toxicology report found two prescription drugs in Kogawa's system: Zopiclone, a sleeping medication, and Lorazepam, an anti-anxiety medication.