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A bus driver had to use defensive techniques to avoid a head-on collision with a semi along the Trans-Canada Highway near Revelstoke earlier this month.

Delta mayoral candidates answer questions on transportation, housing, a change at city hall and any other important issue they think should be addressed.

The National Energy Board has laid out next steps to review the impact of the Trans Mountain pipeline on the marine environment, and has given 99 stakeholders tight deadlines to have their say on the proposed expansion.

Ashley Lee says she was frozen with fear when a male student went on a terrifying rampage last week.

Gary Bahr still can't believe what he witnessed from his deck on the Sunshine Coast earlier this month.

Global BC viewer Gary Bahr still can’t believe what he witnessed from his deck on the Sunshine Coast earlier this month.

On Friday, the City of Vancouver said messages from the Canada Wenzhou Friendship Society are circulating on the social media app, WeChat, appearing to offer money for voting in Richmond, Burnaby and Vancouver.

Highway 29N, 20 kilometres north of Chetwynd, B.C., is now open to single-lane alternating traffic following a mudslide.

Finding a design style that works for you and your home can take some serious soul searching. Kaitlyn Herbst has more.

Global BC’s Squire Barnes interviews Ed Hervey, general manager for the BC Lions and former CFL player.

People living in the Anita Place camp and others living on the streets in Maple Ridge will soon be able to move into new supportive homes and shelter spaces.

Sonia Sunger sits down with Cody Coverchuk, who has recently been ranked the third top rider in the country.

B.C. egg farmer, and author of ‘Mennonite Girls Can Cook,’ Lovella Shellenberg demonstrates the different ways you can serve French pancakes.

A historic country hall in Silverhill — a small enclave of rural homes in Mission, B.C. — burned overnight, leaving those who had just refurbished the community hub saddened.

Flowr Group expects to fulfil marijuana order to BCLDB by Oct. 17th, when cannabis becomes legal nation-wide.

"The next Surrey Council will have four years to shape the future, and not just of 316 square kilometres south of the Fraser, but as the second largest voting bloc on the Metro Vancouver regional board."

RCMP said approximately 100 vehicles were damaged.

RCMP say the boys, who are 14 and 15, were arrested without incident.

Police have identified and interviewed two persons of interest, but say more investigation will be required to determine if criminal charges should be laid.

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Thursday, Oct. 11, 2018.

RCMP are investigating after two animal traps were found near Steveston Village on Monday.

VPD special project targeted opportunistic thieves stealing electronic devices from restaurant patios and coffee shops.

HGTV’s Carson Arthur joins Sonia Sunger with tips on how to add a tree to your property this fall.

The Forest Practices Board says the investigation of a complaint by two trappers in the Nazko area has determined that the fisher is at a high risk of decline or elimination in the region.

Wang says in rare cases, the child may slip into a coma.

"I think women look down on women, especially moms, who use something like that because it's this idea that it's a drug and that it's illegal and that they have this whole stoner mentality."

Strategist Mike McDonald says Surrey City municipal election on Oct. 20 may have the most impact of any local election in British Columbia

Politicians used the latest Surrey homicide to advance their civic election campaigns.

Members of the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation near Prince George, B.C., say they're worried after their homes were rocked by a pipeline explosion Tuesday, despite assurances from Enbridge that safety is their top priority.

Wendy Holm, a leading opponent of the Site C dam in northeastern B.C., is sharing her concerns with northerners.

'While debates are an important mechanism to communicate with the general public, the structure of them has a large impact on how valuable these public forums can be,' says the Conservative MP and former Surrey mayor.

Several school districts are advising students to bundle up for class, as the heating in schools is turned down or turned off.

RESTOR International is heading to Ethiopia in November with 14 Okanagan volunteers who will help burn patients with critical surgery and care. And for their third visit, the group is bringing Kelowna’s fire prevention officer along to help share lessons on how to stay safe around flames and prevent injuries. Doris Maria Bregolisse reports.

Recreational Cannabis Stores in British Columbia  LeaflyLooking for a legal, licensed, and open non-medical cannabis store on Oct. 17, Canada's Legalization Day? We're here to help. We've got the latest info on ...

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With legalization less than a week away, some strata councils are worried about smoke and homegrown pot.

B.C.'s Ministry of Forests, Lands, and Resource Development says tree poaching — illegally cutting and selling timber from crown lands — is a growing problem on Vancouver Island.

Kelowna farmer David Bullach’s corn field may have had humble beginnings. But come every October, it hosts crowds of people who want to get lost in the spirit of Halloween. Doris Maria Bregolisse takes us to the Kelowna Corn Maze on Valley Road.

The Peace River Regional District tells residents of the Old Fort, B.C., that it will be enforcing an evacuation order put in place because of a slow-moving landslide.

Chase Davison was a fifth generation farmer running his family's dairy operation in Maple Ridge, B.C. He dreamed of expanding the farm. But that dream was the reason he was on the Trans-Canada Highway when he was in a collision, leaving his family unsure of the future.

Strata councils across Canada are scrambling to write by-laws that will cover growing and smoking pot when it’s legalized. Jill Bennett reports on what powers they have to enforce those rules.

Rookie sensation Elias Pettersson has four goals and seven points in his first four games in the NHL.

RCMP say their investigation has determined the gas line rupture near Prince George was not criminal in nature. Sarah MacDonald has the latest on the story.

The landlord says between missed rent, damage and trash removal, the eviction will cost him more than $40,000.

The machines, which cost about $50,000, can identify which compounds — and how much of them — are in a street drug sample.

Todd and Nicole Cameron from Nanaimo seem like a normal couple expecting a baby ... but something very strange happened during their maternity shoot.

Front-line health care workers are getting more high-tech help in their battle with the overdose crisis. Today’s Global News Hour at 6 Health Matters is brought to you by Pharmasave.

The Thursday, October 11, 2018 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser scored 1:10 apart in the third period and Jake Virtanen and Markus Granlund added empty-net goals in the Vancouver Canucks' 4-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday night.

A shocking discovery in Richmond, not far from a community centre. Someone set mole traps in the grass, and partially hid them. Jennifer Palma reports.