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Vancouver police are investigating an alleged break-in at a home connected to a senior official at Huawei, who is currently detained in Vancouver.

Meng Wanzhou, the arrested chief financial officer for tech giant Huawei, says she's not a flight risk and has "longstanding ties" and "significant property holdings" in Vancouver, according to court documents.

Meng Wanzhou, the arrested executive for tech giant Huawei, says she's not a flight risk and has "longstanding ties" and "significant property holdings" in Vancouver, according to newly released court documents.

Elena Krasnova, from Mon Paris Patisserie, show Coleen and Shanel a twist on a traditional festive yule log.

The 28th Avenue property is one of two owned by Wanzhou's husband in Vancouver.

The 28th Avenue property is one of two owned by Wanzhou's husband in Vancouver.

Environment Canada is predicting flurries starting Sunday afternoon on the Coquihalla Highway.

Coleen Christie learns about a shelter intervention program called “Roxy’s Relief”.

Acclaimed Indigenous writer Richard Wagamese died at the age of 61 last year at his home in Kamloops, B.C., leaving his book Starlight unfinished. Now, that book is available.

Caren McSherry, from Gourmet Warehouse, shares her ideas for some stress-free Holiday appetizers.

Jessica Lowe, from the BC Bereavement Helpline, offers her advice for people dealing with grief over the holidays.

Sarah Valiunas, 26, was a popular busker in Nelson, B.C., who died of an overdose in Toronto in August 2018. Bob Keating's documentary is called "The Voice of Sarah Vee."

Coast Mental Health has launched a new restaurant on Vancouver’s West Pender Street: Social Crust Café and Catering. It serves breakfast and lunch on weekdays and catering services seven days a week.

11-year-old Isabel Schmitt has been drawing for as long as she can remember. On Fri. Dec. 7, her keen eye for detail paid off.

Would-be microcultivation applicants are discovering a major hurdle in their way: obtaining municipal approval and zoning, a key requirement of the licences.

The organization said it had "mutually parted ways" with Crickard but did not give a reason for his departure.

China's foreign ministry called in the U.S. ambassador on Sunday to lodge a "strong protest" over the arrest in Canada of Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.'s chief financial officer. China also cancelled meetings for a B.C. trade mission.

China's foreign ministry called in the U.S. ambassador on Sunday to lodge a "strong protest" over the arrest in Canada of Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.'s chief financial officer. China also cancelled meetings for a B.C. trade mission.

The delegation led by B.C. Forestry Minister Doug Donaldson will no longer be stopping in China, and will instead end its trip after a visit to Japan.

The delegation led by B.C. Forestry Minister Doug Donaldson will no longer be stopping in China, and will instead end its trip after a visit to Japan.

British Columbia trade trip to China cancelled over Meng detention  CTV NewsThe detention of a top Huawei executive in Canada has derailed British Columbia's trade mission to China.

British Columbia trade trip to China cancelled over Meng detention  Times ColonistVICTORIA — The detention of a top Huawei executive in Canada has derailed British Columbia's trade mission to China.The delegation led by B.C. Forestry ...

A unique little cigar, filled with minced lamb and wrapped in an unusual pastry called Brik.

Interior Health said on its drinking water website that boiling the water will not make it safe and if residents swallow the water, they could become sick.

An 88-year-old Burnaby woman who enjoyed a career as a dancer on stage gets onto the dance floor for what may be her last dance.

A lab at UVic is putting retired athletes from contact sports through testing to see how concussions in younger years impact health later in life.

The Latest: British Columbia cancels China trade trip  New Jersey HeraldA trade mission to China by the Canadian province of British Columbia has been cancelled because of the detention of a top Huawei executive in Canada.

Canada Post is still warning it might not get holiday packages delivered on time, as the lingering after effects of rotating strikes continue to slow its system.

British Columbia trade trip to China cancelled over Meng detention  The Globe and MailThe detention of a top Huawei executive in Canada has derailed British Columbia's trade mission to China. The delegation led by B.C. Forestry Minister Doug ...

Elections BC says its next update on the number of returns will come on Monday. There will be further updates through the week as ballots arrive from service offices.

The Saturday, December 8, 2018 evening weather forecast for Vancouver, British Columbia and the surrounding area.

An 11-year-old Abbotsford girl decided to sketch out a suspect description for police after she noticed a suspicious man trying to break in to vehicles in her neighbourhood. Kristen Robinson reports.

North Shore Rescue responded to two falls with significant injuries on Saturday that were caused by snowy and slippery conditions in the North Shore Mountains.

Police and community groups in Surrey came together on Saturday to strategize on how to prevent gang violence and save youth from getting caught in the deadly life of crime. Julia Foy reports.

A business owner is speaking out against a proposal to increase bus service along West Vancouver’s Marine Drive. Nadia Stewart has more.

One week after the arrest of the chief financial officer for Chinese tech giant Huawei at Vancouver’s airport – there are fresh demands for Meng Wanzhou to be released immediately. Jill Bennett reports.

Dennis Karpiak claims he had to pay a bribe in order board a flight home from Mexico. Chad Klassen of CFJC News reports.

Business owners fear the plan will hurt their bottom line, while supporters say it will help with staffing and actually reduce congestion.

Eviction notices sent by registered mail; state move-out date is December 12th.

West Vancouver residents blocked a lane of traffic Saturday morning to protest a proposed bus lane through their community, which will make way for a new B-Line rapid-service bus.

A spokeswoman for Shoppers' parent company Loblaw Companies Ltd. said it's too soon to say when people will be able to start making orders.

“These 11 and 12-year-old girls knew about Dial-a-Dope operations, about women being used for sexual purposes. It was quite shocking."

Members of the Vancouver's Chinese community are rallying in support of Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer and deputy chair of the board for the Chinese tech giant Huawei.

The union is upset over a two-tiered pay system that would see new employees make 30 per cent less than existing ones.

North Shore Search and Rescue says it responded to two separate incidents Saturday where someone broke their leg in the backcountry.