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It is expected that the quad rider with need hospital care.

Police said they were originally called in just after 9:30 a.m. on Sunday to deal with "reports of a disturbance involving a distraught male."

Police said they were originally called in just after 9:30 a.m. on Sunday to deal with "reports of a disturbance involving a distraught male."

The board of an independent research institute at the University of British Columbia has put a stop to some changes that its former director said would threaten the institute's academic independence.

B.C.'s health minister has announced the opening of the province's fifth urgent primary care centre in order to lessen demand on emergency departments. It's the first in Vancouver.

The province is opening an urgent primary care centre in Vancouver, to ease the pressure on emergency departments.

The Vancouver Park Board says several more of the valuable fish were killed over the weekend.

The care centre, located downtown, is expected to serve about 35,000 patients per year.

Food columnist Gail Johnson breaks down this fall's must-have local culinary guides.

Yes, the Chinatown otter is getting all the attention right now, but it's just the latest in a proud tradition of weird B.C. animal stories.

On April 28, 1994, Bob Henderson and fellow Sea King pilot Wally Sweetman died when their Sea King helicopter slammed into a hillside near St. John, N.B.

Environment Canada is predicting five centimetres of snow on the Coquihalla Highway between Hope and Merritt on Sunday night.

Chef Liam Breen from new restaurant Verre shares his recipe for scallop crudo, perfect for holiday entertaining.

Dermatologist Dr Jason Rivers discusses winter skin care and answers viewers calls.

The annual O.W.L. holiday event is coming up — giving visitors the opportunity to meet Santa — and get up close with some spectacular raptors. Rob Hope and Colin Iverson of O.W.L join us, with two of their beautiful birds.

Dale Saip from the Vancouver Giants tells Jay about their upcoming Teddy Bear Toss event at the Pacific Coliseum.

How living in a highrise can leave you lonely, and what some experts suggest to urban design our way to happiness.

The worst of the weather should arrive late Sunday and linger into Monday morning.

Kelowna got only 18 shots on goal while Everett peppered Rockets goaltender James Porter with 42 shots.

Global BC Meteorologist Kristi Gordon has your weather forecast for Sunday, Nov. 25.

Millions of Canadians rely on surgically implanted medical devices in order to function — to do everything from walk without pain to pump blood through their veins. But a new CBC investigation reveals some devices are approved with scant scientific evidence to show they are safe and effective.

A year after the Department of Fisheries and Oceans closed off several West Coast sports fishing area to protect orcas, fishermen say they're worried more closures are on the way along the southern Vancouver Island.

Landscape designer Cheryl Moore has been spraying down fresh trees with a life-like artificial snow substance called flock at Port Kells Nursery in Surrey every holiday season for the last 24 years

Police are investigating the death of an elderly woman whose body was found in her East Vancouver apartment on Saturday morning.

Those who have testified at the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women were promised financial support for counselling if they needed it. Some claim it's been a challenge to get the funds.

Vancouver rookie Elias Pettersson scored to break a tie in the third period as the Canucks ended their eight-game losing streak with a 4-2 win over the Kings.

Last year he was mistakenly released from prison 16 months early. This year, the Parole Board of Canada failed to notify the public about his release status.

Former Mounties who’ve fought their own battles with the force say they will be watching the inquest into Sgt. Pierre Lemaitre's death.

Canadian singer Michael Bublé talks about his new album, how his perspective on life changed in an instant when his young son was diagnosed with cancer in 2016 and why he's now ready to move on.

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Vancouver Police are investigating the city’s 15th homicide after a woman’s body was found in her East Vancouver apartment Saturday morning. At around 8 a.m. on November 24, the VPD received a 9-1-1 call from someone who had just discovered a deceased woman in her 80s inside her apartment near Kingsway Avenue and Kerr Street. “It...

Chanting "homes not cops, homes not cops," the group called Anti-Police Power Surrey stalled traffic on Saturday as they marched along 104 Avenue to Surrey City Hall and then to the RCMP detachment in Whalley.

John Copsey is a national news anchor for CKNW.

A classical Chinese garden in Vancouver remains closed as the hunt to capture an elusive otter, which is decimating the location's koi population, continues.

The Saturday, November 24, 2018 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

With Canada's permanent residency program set to end next year, migrant caregivers are calling on Ottawa for a better deal next year.

A campaign is underway to rename a B.C. highway in honour of a pair of Victoria-based Sea King pilots who were killed in a crash more than two decades ago. Kristen Robinson reports.

Canada’s defence minister narrowly avoided the path of crime while growing up in South Vancouver. And now, as Jill Bennett reports, Harjit Sajjan is hoping a new air cadet squadron in Surrey will help steer kids away from gang life.

With Canada’s permanent residency program set to end next year, migrant caregivers are calling on Ottawa for a better deal come November 2019. As Nadia Stewart reports, they are asking for more protection and security which would help them live and plan with less uncertainty.

A West Vancouver police officer has been fired after an investigation by B.C.’s Police Complaint Commissioner revealed more than 20 acts of misconduct – including sending nude pictures of himself to victims of domestic violence. Paul Johnson reports.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island because of a winter storm approaching Sunday night.

The officer is also accused of sending inappropriate texts to women he met while doing traffic stops.

The British Columbia government is investing $231 million to build more than 1,100 new affordable homes for Indigenous residents in communities across the province.

Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan attended the chartering event for the country's newest squadron.

Environment Canada has issued wind warnings for Haida Gwaii and the north end of Vancouver Island for Saturday night and Sunday morning.

Martin Lintag is Filipino. Just one per cent of registered stem cell donors in Canada share his ethnicity.

For more than 12 years Carli Travers and her husband Robert have helped children in Uganda – many of them sexually abused and special needs- by providing a safe haven for kids to learn, eat and to be loved. Travers, the Abetavu Community Development Organization Co-Founder, spoke with Jennifer Palma about her initiative and how...

The explosive was found Friday and was a remnant of former military training.