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The patient was diagnosed with the disease on Feb. 7.

The patient was diagnosed with the disease on Feb. 7.

The parties are scheduled to meet Sunday morning at 9 a.m.

Jaswinder Singh, who also goes by Jas Gill, has lost his real estate licence for one year, after the Real Estate Council of B.C. found he committed professional misconduct, following an investigation into his activity and that of his wife, an unregistered mortgage broker.

Canadian ski halfpipe star Cassie Sharpe didn’t complete her third and final run on Saturday, scoring 32.00 points for a second-place finish at the freestyle skiing and snowboarding world championships. Estonia's Kelly Sildaru, 16, captured the title.

According to police, the scammers have been reaching out to their targets using social media, including apps and video chat.

Powerful, cold winds slammed the South Coast overnight, knocking out power to more than 72,000 people at the peak of the storm.

Powerful, cold winds slammed the South Coast overnight, knocking out power to more than 72,000 people at the peak of the storm.

BC Hydro spokesperson Kevin Aquino provides an update on efforts to restore power across the South Coast.

Scott from GardenWorks shares his tips and tricks for repotting orchids.

Coleen Christie is joined by ‘Delhi 2 Dublin’ to discuss their upcoming performance on Variety Show of Hearts.

Thousands of people are without power after winds battered B.C.'s South Coast on Friday night.

BC Hydro says that at one point on Saturday, the storm knocked out power to more than 70,000 customers.

BC Hydro says its crews have worked hard to restore power to most customers, but thousands could still face Saturday night without power.

Tens of thousands of people remained without power this morning after winds battered B.C.'s South Coast, and they were even strong enough to partially sink a barge at Sewell marina in Horseshoe Bay.

Tens of thousands of people remained without power Saturday after winds battered B.C.'s South Coast. Strong winds caused a barge at Sewell's Marina in Horseshoe Bay to sink.

Alec Capstick was on the fast track to the NHL when he was struck down by a mysterious illness. Now he’s back on the ice and sharing his story.

When forensic artist Diana Trepkov heard the story of the mysterious disappearance of Charles Horvath-Allan in Kelowna in 1989, she wanted to help his mother — who's been searching for him ever since. So she offered to sketch what he might look like today at age 50.

Hearty and flavourful, these beans will help you forget the sub-zero temperatures.

Jay Janower is joined by Delta Councillor, Lois Jackson, and Delta Fire Chief, Paul Schofield, to discuss this year’s ‘Battle of the Badges’.

Coleen Christie is joined by the White Rock Youth Ambassadors to learn more about how they are helping raise money to repair the White Rock Pier.

It was nearly –30 C in Williams Lake when Christine Habsburg and her husband knocked on the door of Brian Owen's truck last Saturday. Since then the community has offered him cash, food for his dog and repairs to his vehicle.

A character from the classic 16th century Chinese novel "Journey to the West" is the inspiration for Canada Post's Lunar New Year stamp this year.

Could hot dogs or sardines have tipped the balance in favour of 'team koi in the life-or-death battle between a rampaging otter and a school of terrorised fish?

A little over a half-century ago, the NHL was bringing pro hockey to six more cities, but Vancouver was then not one of them.

Health officials are warning travellers about the risk of contracting drug-resistant infections abroad, after two confirmed cases of an emerging superbug were found at Royal Columbian Hospital.

A cryptocurrency analyst says there is little evidence that tens of millions of dollars of assets allegedly trapped on hard drives belonging to the deceased founder of Canadian cryptocurrency are being stored in so-called cold wallets.

The practice of smudging has been used by First Nations people for a long time. It has become more mainstream in recent years with kits being sold online. But should you buy them?

The Lower Mainland was blasted with icy winds, while Vancouver Island saw a pileup of snow. Nadia Stewart explains what areas were hardest hit, and what’s still to come.

Singer and songwriter Khari McClelland dropped by to speak with CBC's Margaret Gallagher on Hot Air ahead of a Canadian tour for Black History Month.

LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Josh Brook scored his second goal of the night 35 seconds into overtime and also picked up two assists as the Moose Jaw Warriors edged the Lethbridge Hurricanes 4-3 on Friday in Western Hockey League action.

A 63-year-old man is dead after he was hit by a transit bus in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside neighbourhood, according to Vancouver Police.

City council will vote on issuing a formal call for an inquiry at its next meeting.

The VPD said speed does not appear to be a factor in the crash.

A number of Delta residents have fallen victim to an overseas scam in which women befriend them online and later demand money with the threat of releasing compromising photos.

B.C.'s Civil Forfeiture Office is going after properties related to convicted immigration consultant Sunny Wang, who falsified documents for about 1,200 clients to meet immigration and citizenship requirements, which brought him an estimated $10 million.

Snowfall warnings were been issued for Victoria and eastern parts of Vancouver Island on Friday. Kylie Stanton reports.

The south coast and Vancouver Island are being battered by more snow and wind, knocking out power in some areas. Jill Bennett reports from the Fraser Valley.

CBC News has learned that a Vancouver limo driver facing criminal allegations from three female passengers has been charged with sexual assault.

Residents fear they may lose their dream homes forever with recurring sinkholes becoming a nightmare.

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The two top officials in British Columbia's legislature have both denied allegations of overspending in lengthy, written defences, according to a report in a Vancouver newspaper.

Hammer, an RCMP dog in B.C.'s Comox Valley, is being credited with helping law enforcement nail two suspects and locate a missing hiker all within a four day period.

The Friday, February 8, 2019 evening weather forecast for Metro Vancouver and British Columbia.

There are more details on the response from two of the top officials in the B.C. legislature who were suspended over allegations of misspending taxpayers’ money. Keith Baldrey has the latest.

Many residents of a neighbourhood in Sechelt are tearfully preparing to leave their homes, as they’re put on evacuation alert because of sinkholes they say the city and the developer should have seen coming. Jordan Armstrong reports.

With new rules around the legal sale of cannabis, one Vancouver politician wants to see pot sales banned at the city's 4/20 event.

Two huge fires destroyed a pair of major industrial buildings in Pitt Meadows on Friday. Jennifer Palma reports on the loss of property, and of livestock.

A new public opinion poll shows widespread support for a public inquiry into allegations of widespread money laundering in B.C. Richard Zussman reports on whether that will sway the government.

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has once again seized hundreds of illegal crab traps in Boundary Bay. Linda Aylesworth tells us how much sea life the traps put in jeopardy.