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A large statue of a man in biblical robes stolen from a historic Indigenous church was dumped in a snowy B.C. gravel pit.

As a former SPCA manager who now works with the City of Surrey bylaws department, River's owner saw the warning signs and immediately rushed him to their veterinarian.

A small payday is coming for nearly 500 investors that were defrauded $65 million by David Michaels in 2014

Edmonton-raised soccer star Alphonso Davies watched from the bench Friday as Bayern Munich defeated TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 3-1 to mark the Bundesliga's return to action after its traditional winter break.

A longtime police accountability advocate is pointing to the case of 33-year-old Myles Gray, who died after a violent struggle with Vancouver police, as an illustrative example of flaws with the Independent Investigations Office.

Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is asked by Focus BC host Sonia Deol about speculation the federal Liberals don’t care about the Burnaby South byelection and don’t see him as strong opposition.

Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh tells Focus BC host Sonia Deol his party is unified, and there are no problems.

Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh says he was not offended by ousted Liberal candidate Karen Wang’s controversial comments.

A 37-year-old man will appear in court for allegedly setting fire to four area churches this month.

Environment Canada says an intense Pacific frontal system is expected in the Interior Friday night bringing with it up to 25 centimetres of snow.

The Vancouver police are looking for help from the public to track down the driver involved in a serious hit-and-run. Investigators believe a BMW was involved in the early morning crash that hurt a woman in her fifties.

Waste Mgmt INC Del (WM) Share Value Declined While British Columbia Investment Management Corp Trimmed Stake | Thorold News  Thorold NewsInvestors sentiment decreased to 0.91 in 2018 Q3. Its down 0.21, from 1.12 in 2018Q2. It is negative, as 35 investors sold WM shares while 338 reduced.

So far, this year's icewine harvest is about a quarter of last year's due to mild winter temperatures in the Okanagan.

Dine Out Vancouver returns for another year. Bauhaus Restaurant is taking part – Chef David Mueller gives us a little preview of their menu.

Up to 50 units planned for supportive housing project in Rutland neighbourhood.

A strong Pacific storm is expected to rapidly approach the B.C. coast Friday evening, bringing winds of up to 110 km/h.

The TSB says a fire on board a WestJet flight last June was caused by spare e-cigarette lithium-ion batteries that a passenger failed to declare in his checked baggage.

Derek Brassington, a former RCMP officer, was charged with various offences related to his conduct during the Surrey Six investigation back in 2011.

The province is sending the bill to ICBC, with the auto insurer saying it will not be seeking restitution from the driver or the trucking company — and that's angered many drivers, residents and businesses in the area.

The fire that caused a WestJet flight from Calgary to Vancouver to turn back was sparked by lithium-ion batteries for an e-cigarette, according to a TSB report.

Many parents are careful about what they say around their kids but research suggests casual swearing is totally alright.

“I’m especially excited about the events that have an educational component, dining experiences that dig a little bit deeper into what’s on the end of your chopsticks or fork,” food columnist says.

Environment Canada predicting between 15 and 25 cm of snow for Coquihalla Highway.

Canada's government is not providing B.C.'s government with information on organized crime money-laundering, a B.C. minister says.

VPD say evidence at the crash scene points to the suspect vehicle being a BMW SUV that will have obvious front damage and missing grille.

Movie critic Dana Gee has a look at some of the new movies hitting theatres this weekend, including M. Night Shyamalan’s “Glass”, the comedy based on the lives of entertainers Laurel and Hardy,”Stan and Ollie,” and the documentary “Science Fair.”

Huge money-laundering operation in British Columbia alleged  Radio Canada International - ENGLISHThe Attorney-General in the west coast province of British Columbia is expressing surprise and deep concern about reports indicating the province is the scene ...

Dine Out Vancouver returns for another year. Gastown's Bauhaus Restaurant is taking part and Chef David Mueller gives Global News a preview of their menu.

Derek Brassington, a former sergeant, appeared in court at 10 a.m. PT.

Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart discusses the impact the Fortis gas line upgrades are going to have on traffic in the City of Coquitlam and what that means for taxpayers. Work is scheduled to start in March.

“We have pieces of your vehicle. Do the right thing and contact the VPD immediately,” Const. Jason Doucette said in a release.

Three people were hurt when the driver of the car they were in tried to get away from a traffic stop and crashed, according to Vancouver police.

Police said they came aboard and took the woman into custody.

A statement said customers provincewide were bilked out of more than $45,000 last year alone.

Attorney General David Eby said he's shocked and frustrated because the RCMP and federal government appear to have known about the estimates, but no one told the B.C. government.

Two University of Victoria students are dumpster diving for dinner to raise awareness and money for the food crisis in northern Canada, and to bring attention to the amount of food waste happening across the country.

Higher airfare costs during the holiday season helped prop up the inflation rate.

Police say other passengers had to hold the woman down before officers arrived.

The National Energy Board has rejected Burnaby's request for construction work to stop at the Trans Mountain pipeline terminal in the city.

"It makes you wonder where has this Stetson been for the last 45 years. If the hat could talk and tell the stories, it would be great to hear."

Edmontonian Ricardo Espinoza is one of just six people on the short list for a full-ride scholarship to the prestigious Vancouver Film School, courtesy of actor, writer, producer Kevin Smith. He’s also the only Canadian to make the cut from about 900 applicants. Espinoza joined Erin Chalmers to talk about the application process and where...

The National Energy Board has rejected a request by Burnaby, B.C., that it rescind orders allowing the company building the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to conduct work at the city's terminal.

Conversations are brewing about the RCMP's treatment of protesters during an injunction enforcement in Wet'suwet'en territory. Some say the situation shows that relations between Indigenous people and the RCMP are not improving.

The company says it never, ever takes payment in pre-paid cash or credit cards, nor does it accept Bitcoin.

Caylee Donovan's three-year-old daughter died as a result of the flu. Now, she's sharing her daughter's story with others to help them make the right choices for their families.

Caylee Donovan's three-year-old daughter died as a result of the flu. Now, she's sharing her daughter's story with others to help them make the right choices for their families.

B.C.'s highest court has slashed in half the amount of restitution a North Vancouver man must pay to make up for his dead wife's long-running fraud at Vancouver General Hospital.

First Nations leaders want to carve out a bigger slice of Canada's multibillion-dollar gambling pie, and they are asking the Liberal government to change the Criminal Code to pave the way for more Indigenous-owned casinos.

The new plan aims to increase the amount of B.C. logs that are processed in-province. Nadia Stewart looks at what the B.C. government thinks it can do to reinvigorate the sector.

A warrant has been issued for Ivan Glen Winchester.