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In Mowry Baden, the new career-survey exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery, what you see is never what you get.

The Willowbrook Safeway dimmed lights, kept things quiet, and stopped collecting buggies for an hour to give customers with autism who experience sensory overload a chance to shop more comfortably.

Problems with shuttle buses Friday night at Miami's Ultra Music Festival forced an estimated amount of 70,000 people to walk home.

The BC Distilled Festival is returning to Vancouver. Festival founder, Alex Hamer, showcases some of the award-winning spirits that will be available to taste.

The film industry in B.C., is booming, but filmmakers outside the Lower Mainland face struggles to make living making films.

It was almost 11 p.m., and I was starting my day.

Talented 13-year-old Raine Padgham is attracting attention as one of the best young players in Canada.

It’s time to start trimming your trees in time for Summer. Peter from GardenWorks shares his tips and advice.

It’s a riveting new novel set between modern day and medieval plague-ridden Italy. Best-selling Vancouver author, and ER doctor, Daniel Kalla, discusses his latest book ‘We All Fall Down’.

Chef Ian McHale of Wildebeest shares a delicious recipe that includes mussels and cabbage.

Chef Ian McHale, from Vancouver restaurant Wildebeest, shares his delicious fresh seafood recipe.

Big changes are coming to ICBC on April 1st. ICBC’s CEO, Nicolas Jimenez, explains how the overhaul in rules dealing with injury settlements could affect you.

Like all of southwest B.C., booming home prices have caused political tension in Gibsons, a community of 4,600 that's a 40-minute ferry ride from West Vancouver.

Brian Nadon is on a journey to raise awareness for PTSD. He joins Coleen Christie to explain why he’s cycling the world with his dog in tow.

It’s springtime which means a lot of us are tackling cleaning and organizing our homes. Professional organizer Jane Stoller shares her expert advice.

B.C. social workers are calling out the province's Ministry of Children and Family Development for expanding the educational requirements of child protection workers to now include degrees like theology, anthropology and sociology.

A transgender inmate at a B.C. jail alleges she was sexually assaulted by male prisoners and that staff delayed transferring her to a female institution for nearly six months after a doctor recommended it.

Angie Quaale loves hot cross buns, but if her guests don't she uses this recipe to give them a second life.

A dispute over land where ancient gravesites have been found in Chilliwack is an example of a complicated problem in B.C., where heritage conservation laws have repeatedly pitted unwitting landowners against First Nations that are trying to stop their burial sites from being bulldozed.

Vancouver Police are searching for a missing elderly man with dementia, 96-year-old Trevor Kavanagh.

Vancouver Police are thanking the public for their help after locating Kavanaugh early Saturday morning.

Provincial and federal funding has arrived to help the Central Okanagan Regional District pay for flood damage repairs at two parks.

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Trey Fix-Wolansky scored twice as the Edmonton Oil Kings beat the Medicine Hat Tigers 5-4 on Friday in Game 5 of their Western Hockey League first-round playoff series.

Argos, T-Birds split doublieheader on diamond  Great Falls TribuneProvidence met British Columbia in Surrey, B.C., in a Cascade Collegiate Conference doubleheader Friday.

The Kelowna Rockets revealed ticket sales for the WHL Memorial Cup tournament in 2020 will give priority to their biggest fans: season ticket holders. Travis Lowe explains.

They say music soothes the soul and those who gather at a Friday night musical event in Kelowna agree. The drumming circle at Kelowna’s Centre for Spiritual Living helps participants release stress, have fun and make new friends.

The new trendy flavor of the month has pushed up the price of the humble stick of celery. Nadia Stewart explains.

Under new changes to ICBC rules on April 1, pain and suffering claims for minor injuries will be capped and there will be limits on how much lawyers can do. Richard Zussman explains.

What you need to know about cherry blossoms — and the best spots to view them.

Four of the stores are set to open late this summer, including a second Kamloops location.

Island Health officials are warning people who were at Royal Jubilee Hospital on certain days in March that they might have been exposed to the measles. Today’s Global News Hour at 6 Health Matters is brought to you by Pharmasave.

Jessica McMann, a Calgary-based Cree artist, created her latest choreography out of a sense of frustration and desire to get an important message across to Canadians.

Two people are dead after a hostage-taking incident at a Surrey home. Jill Bennett has the latest on an incident that has the B.C. police watchdog agency involved.

RCMP, the provincial government and ICBC are urging drivers to lock their vehicles, as theft from automobiles continue to soar. John Hua reports.

The provincial government, however, says the province is stepping in to ensure those that need help getting housed get help.

The child was attacked in the Lake Cowichan area by at least two cougars, which were destroyed by conservation officers.

The spectator gallery in Kelowna’s small claims court was unusually full for a hearing between a homeowner and a contractor on Friday.

On Monday, there are fundamental changes coming to the way the public insurer deals with injury settlements — but injury lawyers are concerned.

The 2019 cruise ship season has begun in Vancouver. Jordan Armstrong tells us why a few days this summer will be busier than ever before.

Women at the B.C. legislature are fighting for the right to bare arms. At least three women have recently been told by the legislature's sergeant-at-arms staff to cover up in the hallways of the capital.

The child was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after being attacked by possibly two or more cougars.

A child under 10 years of age was mauled by one or more cougars in a Lake Cowichan subdivision the mayor described as being "basically at the centre of town."

All the places to buy legal cannabis in British Columbia  Daily HiveBC may be best known for its beautiful landscapes and ocean views, but there's little doubt that the province has long had a love affair with cannabis.

Heli-Boarding in British Columbia | Photo of the Day  NoozhawkA heli-boarder from Northern Escape Heli-Skiing hits the slopes near Terrace, British Columbia, in Canada.

An Abbotsford dog named Roo is learning how to use her new front leg after a crowdfunding campaign helped raise funds for a prosthetic limb.

Man dressed as Batman is turned away by police in British Columbia after he offers them his help  Daily MailA person dressed as Batman tried to help officers in Kelowna, British Columbia. The wannabe superhero was captured on camera walking across to a police ...