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Predation, logging cited as contributing factors to caribou disappearing from U.S. Pacific Northwest.

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) strike is once again impacting operations at a major processing centre in Vancouver.

The Saturday, November 10, 2018 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

The Ministry of Child and Family Development has outlined the steps it said it took after learning Robert Riley Saunders allegedly pocketed funds meant for vulnerable Indigenous youth.

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Both the premier and Mounties are firing back at Surrey’s newly-elected mayor over his comments linking the creation of a new city police force and a recent deadly shooting in Newton. Nadia Stewart reports.

New Westminster police are looking for the man who allegedly swiped a poppy donation box, just days before Remembrance Day. Jill Bennett reports.

Family and friends of a teen sex assault victim are outraged that the 16-year-old boy who brutally attacked the 17-year-old inside a Vancouver nightclub in 2016 was sentenced to just two weeks in youth custody followed by time to be served in the community. Kristen Robinson reports.

ICBC is facing intense criticism from brain injury experts after reclassifying concussions as a minor injury. Paul Johnson reports.

Hikers planning to hit the Grouse Grind on Sunday won't have to hike back down the mountain.

Rotating postal strikes have returned to Metro Vancouver.

Nadine Pedersen, whose son has Type 1 diabetes, says they live with the stigma of many people assuming that all diabetes is a result of not eating well — when, in fact, her son's condition is an incurable, life-threatening autoimmune disorder.

Surveillance video at a New Westminster Royal Canadian Legion appears to show a man stealing a tin of poppy donations meant for veterans.

Surveillance video at a New Westminster Royal Canadian Legion appears to show a man stealing a tin of poppy donations meant for veterans.

The Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council says the provincial government needs to do more to protect B.C.'s remaining ancient forests for both cultural and environmental reasons.

$5.75 is the amount participants would be allowed to spend on food each week — a nearly impossible challenge, say event organizers, adding that the low number is a grim reality for many, not a one-off event.

More than a week after the deadline for B.C. chiropractors to remove all scientifically unsupported claims from their advertising, the websites of several practitioners still offer treatments for conditions like autism and ear infections.

It’s week two of our Trail Appliances Teen Chef Challenge. This week’s challenger is 13-year old Emma Strachan. She puts her twist on pork tenderloin for Jay and Coleen to taste and judge.

It’s the hottest new gardening trend. The folks at GardenWorks show you how to make your own mini kokedama display.

From black out curtains to a stylish yet comfortable rocking chair – in today’s ‘Open House’ Kaitlyn Herbst gets some expert tips on decorating your baby’s nursery.

We meet artistic directors of shameless hussy productions Renee Iaci and Deb Pickman to hear about their touring production of critically acclaimed musical ‘Love Bomb’.

n a statement, Mayor Mike Morden says it's about moving forward with a strong foundation of mutual respect.

There were more than 100 serious injury claims in B.C. last year, according to WorkSafeBC, and a new campaign seeks to bring that number down.

Canada wastes an estimated $31 billion worth of food each year. More than half of that occurs before it gets to the dinner table when it's discarded by farmers, food manufacturers and distributors. People like Lori Nikkel are trying to change that.

"These were brave men who tried to do the right thing at a very difficult time in history, and they did do the right thing."

"These were brave men who tried to do the right thing at a very difficult time in history, and they did do the right thing."

Capt. Jonathan Snyder's comrades in the Canadian Forces say he’d want to be remembered for foiling a Taliban ambush, just three days before his accidental death in 2008.

The air thick with smoke from a ferocious wildfire that was still burning homes Saturday, residents in the northern California town of Paradise found their cars incinerated and their homes reduced to rubble.

The death toll in a wildfire that tore through Northern California has risen to 23, the local sheriff said Saturday evening, bringing the total number of dead across the state to at least 25. The Butte County Sheriff said investigators discovered 14 additional bodies Saturday, three days after the fire broke out.

The death toll in a wildfire that tore through Northern California has risen to 23, the local sheriff said Saturday evening, bringing the total number across the state to at least 25. The Butte County Sheriff said investigators discovered 14 additional bodies Saturday, three days after the fire broke out.

Only a day after it began, the blaze that started outside the hilly town of Paradise had grown to nearly 404 square kilometres and destroyed more than 6,700 structures, almost all of them homes, making it California's most destructive wildfire since record-keeping began.

53 New $10-A-Day Child-Care Spaces To Open Across British Columbia  604 NowThe B.C. government is moving forward with 53 prototype projects around the province to deliver affordable child care. The new *service* will cost families a ...

Doctors at over 300 walk-in clinics in British Columbia want fair payment for their work compared with those in full family practice, says the head of an association that's rallying its members to increase access and profits through innovative technology.

Wayne Raulick was last seen in the 16500 block of Fraser Highway in Surrey on Nov. 7 at 2:05 p.m.

Geraldine Grimway, 97, Colleen DeSerres, 86 and Penny Stirling, 94, served in World War II and the Korean War.

On Friday, the Ministry of Children and Family Development said the "individual in question" no longer works for the public service.

Most municipalities in the province are holding a ceremony on Nov. 11, and here are just a few of the cities participating.

Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum linked Friday's fatal shooting to the need for a new police force, sparking a rare rebuttal from the head of the B.C. RCMP.

B.C.'s RCMP Deputy Commissioner Brenda Butterworth-Carr says Mayor Doug McCallum's comments "risk undermining public trust and confidence in policing."

Lake Country man, who is facing 13 charges, will be held in custody until December 6th.

American college basketball is coming to Vancouver for the first time this weekend and some kids will get to attend free of charge.

The B.C. Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation Council has awarded 47 teens for their achievements in 2018. Among the nine from the B.C. Interior is 15-year-old baseball player Renay Willier. Doris Maria Bregolisse has her story.

This simple pesto can be made with ingredients you probably already have in the fridge and pantry and helps brighten up all kinds of classic fall dishes such as stews, roast meat and potatoes, meatloaf and more.

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Join Chris Gailus for live coverage of Vancouver's Remembrance Day ceremony, beginning at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday and wrapping up at 11:30 a.m.

The Attessa IV is owned by Dennis Washington of SeaSpan and Washington Marine Group.

The high cost of housing in Vancouver has led to an explosion of people living in campers, vans and RVs.

Thousands of British Columbians went to the polls last month to elect new mayors and city councils, but thousands more weren’t able to participate in the process. As Nadia Stewart reports, permanent residents are calling for changes to the law to allow them to be a part of Canada’s democracy.

Yet another man is coming forward to claim he was assaulted on SkyTrain over his sexuality. And as Jill Bennett reports, he says it was the same man who was arrested on Wednesday for a similar attack.

We’re getting our first look at the new suspension bridge being built on Vancouver’s North Shore. It replaces a span that had to be taken down after a major rockslide four years ago. And as Jordan Armstrong reports, it can’t come soon enough for anxious hikers.