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A mental health program in Vancouver is helping young people enter the labour force by teaching culinary skills. Robin Gill reports.

The Trans-Canada Highway is expected to remain closed between Revelstoke and Golden, B.C., until at least 3 p.m.

Young Muslim Canadians in B.C. say work needs to be done to combat Islamophobia after the atrocities New Zealand. One person behind that movement is Mohammed Imtiaz Asin, vice-president of youth development for the B.C. Muslim Association, who joined Jennifer Palma on BC1.

This week's story is a fairy tale out of East Vancouver. It took place six years ago at the annual St. Patrick's Day Pogues Tribute, shortly after Karen and Brian Campbell were married.

Gas prices rose above $1.50 a litre in Metro Vancouver this weekend and one petroleum analyst says prices are likely to keep climbing.

Air Canada says the luggage issue is a result of tensions between India and Pakistan, but passengers say they should have been told before they booked the flight.

The B.C. government's reference case asks if the province has jurisdiction to regulate the transport of oil through its territory and restrict bitumen shipments from Alberta.

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh can finally take his official seat in the House of Commons after being sworn in as an MP on Sunday. 

Time is running out for Penticton to find funding for an arena upgrade project — or give up the money.

The evidence of Travis Damon Thomas's survival is scarce but his uncle says it's scattered around a remote island off the coast of Vancouver Island: a circle of footprints, the remains of a sea urchin, a burned log.

A new restaurant is looking to make its culinary mark — and bring community together — in Vancouver's Fraserhood neighbourhood.

A B.C. family was among hundreds of Canadians whose luggage was left behind on a flight from Vancouver to New Delhi this week. Video taken at the airport shows the chaos as staff try to deal with the angry customers.

Pastry chef Lucy Kirby of Their There in Vancouver shares a unique spin on a decadent classic.

50 schools in 34 school districts across the province will be getting new standard and accessible playgrounds

What can The Simpsons teach people about spirituality? Quite a bit, according to Fairview Presbyterian Church.

Calgary's Karl Lusawovana Nunu is still struggling to understand how a SkyTrain ride in B.C. last fall ended with a looming court date.

Cannabis has been legal in Canada for nearly six months, but educators and parents still have plenty of questions about how to talk about toking with teens.

If you suffer from bloating, Registered dietician, Desiree Nielsen, has some quick tips that will provide long term relief.

The woman was hurt in the fall and was "unable to hike back out because of her injuries."

If you have a Steinway or Bechstein that doesn’t sound like it used to — Story and Company Pianos can fix it for you.

Use spring break as an opportunity to refresh your relationship with your children. Early childhood consultant, Julie Romanwski, shares her tips and advice.

British Columbia's Court of Appeal will consider a key question regarding provincial powers in the political battle over the future of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project during a five-day hearing that starts Monday.

The looming prospect of Brexit is an opportunity for growth in the country's culture and trade relationships with Western Canada said the Irish minister for International Development who is visiting Vancouver and Calgary over the St. Patrick's Day weekend.

People are more likely to enjoy a wine if the branding and design on the bottle matches their personal identity, according to UBC masters student Darcen Esau.

A reverse mortgage allows you to pull money from the equity of your home without having to sell it or make payments. Deciding whether to get one comes down to the math, writes Mark Ting.

CBC News looked into what exactly a person needs to do in order to receive approval to run a grow-op in Canada.

Shaukat Khan, 49, says he's heartbroken over the death of his friend and Rashid's son. He says when he didn't hear back from Rashid, asking him if he and his family were OK, he assumed his friend was out helping people and families affected by the violence.

The Western Hockey League will need a tiebreaker to determine the final playoff spot.

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Toxic black cloud of smoke was spotted from kilometres away after a fire broke out on a rural property in Pitt Meadows Saturday.

A Calgary man is facing a costly trip to B.C. to fight a transit ticket he claims he never should have received. Kristen Robinson explains why.

The outpouring of grief over the mosque shootings in New Zealand continues to spread across the Lower Mainland. Paul Johnson reports from a vigil in Burnaby where the community came together over the weekend.

The smoke could be seen from as far away as downtown Vancouver.

The book was returned anonymously more than 40 years after it was first checked out.

Trevor Leonard Smith was arrested Friday after breaching court-ordered conditions. He's lived in the city since November 2017.

According to the RCMP, the TD Canada Trust on Harvey Avenue was robbed just minutes after 8 a.m.

Local television host and producer in the Iranian-Canadian community is Sherry Soltani joined Jennifer Palma on BC1 to talk about Norooz is and its’ origins.

Sukhwinder Singh Mithu is hopeful his wife's mother and uncle are brought to justice for allegedly arranging her "honour killing" in 2000.