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Here are your five things to do this weekend around the province including Ariana Grande, reptiles, and the Vintage Barn Market

Here are your five things to do this weekend around the province including LitFest, Food Trucks, and the Refresh Market

Killer whales have been spotted in Vancouver harbour twice in the last two weeks and are expected to return. Two separate groups have been spotted swimming into the harbour to snack on seals. A group of five was seen most recently on Tuesday.

The federal government can't guarantee it will have a decision on the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion prior to the next election, Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi said in Calgary on Thursday.

The alleged attack happened at around 8:30 a.m. PT on a trail that runs between Valley View Drive and Valley View Elementary School. 

The alleged attack happened at around 8:30 a.m. PT on a trail that runs between Valley View Drive and Valley View Elementary School. 

Comox Valley RCMP say a woman reported being assaulted by four teenage males while walking on a local trail Tuesday morning.

Andrew Wilkinson, leader of B.C.'s Opposition, says Premier John Horgan should cap gas taxes to ease high gas prices.

Surrey and Delta saw the largest annual increases in bus boardings with 16 per cent.

Rob Vagramov,who was elected to city council last fall, was charged with sexual assault on March 27.

Robert Boulé operates the Smuggler's Inn, a bed and breakfast on the Washington side of Zero Avenue, a stretch of road that separates the two countries but is not blocked by any physical barriers.

Sohi said he couldn't guarantee a decision on the project would come before a federal election expected this fall, saying it's up to the full cabinet.

Police believe Miriam Fajardo may be "part of a larger, organized theft group travelling from airport to airport.”

Simon Fraser University has expanded its Surrey campus with a new facility dedicated to sustainable energy engineering.

The owner of a bed and breakfast that hugs the B.C.-Washington border has been released on bail on condition that he erect a large sign on his property warning against crossing into Canada. 

The 4-by-8 sign at the Blaine, Wash., bed and breakfast must read: "Warning. It is illegal to enter Canada from this property." Owner Robert Boule is facing 21 counts of aiding illegal entry into Canada.

The nest and a single egg were atop a transmission tower damaged by a grass fire earlier this month.

Regional District of North Okanagan says being mindful of others will lead to everyone enjoying the popular trail.

BC Hydro crews capture video of a bald eagle checking out its nest and egg after it returns to the top of a replacement power pole near Chase, BC.

The tirade stemmed from furniture Sood purchased from the store, which tipped over on his four year old son’s foot.

Community Event Aurora Rotary Community Project Apr 25, 2019  CFJC Today KamloopsApply now to the Aurora Rotary Community Project. YOU helped raise it! Now YOU can help us spend it! There are two categories: projects up to $30,000 and ...

Aurora Rotary Community Project  CFJC Today KamloopsApply now to the Aurora Rotary Community Project. YOU helped raise it! Now YOU can help us spend it! There are two categories: projects up to $30,000 and ...

Nine people remain in hospital — two with serious injuries — almost a week after a deck collapsed in Langley, B.C., during a pre-wedding celebration.

DFO officials found 200 Dungeness crab carcasses dumped off the side of the highway near Hazelton last week.

After being made aware of the comment, Global News deleted it and notified RCMP.

CHARBONNEAU: Traditional masculinity hinders productivity  CFJC Today KamloopsTHE QUALITIES THAT MEN NEED in the workplace have changed. A study of 16 professional Canadian men found that traditional male behaviour no longer ...

The comment alluded to a potentially violent act and was posted online in reaction to a Vaisakhi parade news story.

Expanding existing discounts for youth and low-income riders was a key recommendations of last year's Transit Fare Review.

The mayors of Delta, Richmond, Surrey, Vancouver, and White Rock, and the Chiefs of the Musqueam Indian Band and Tsawwassen First Nation, have asked Premier John Horgan for immediate action to solve the traffic congestion problem at the George Massey Tunnel.

Dozens of people who have been camping at Vancouver's Oppenheimer Park for months were told to pack up and leave the area on Wednesday, as city crews said the park needed to be empty for maintenance work.

Wanted Barriere man charged with night prowling  CFJC Today KamloopsBARRIERE, B.C. — A man who was previously wanted by Barriere RCMP on a number of charges has been arrested. In a news release, B.C. RCMP Sgt.

He is best known as the star of shows like Dawson’s Creek, The Affair and Fringe but Joshua Jackson is also at the forefront of the Vancouver’s entertainment and media landscape. He is the chairman of the Vancouver based global studio Liquid Media Group. He discusses the city’s role in entertainment, virtual reality and gaming...

In honour of World Penguin Day Paula Lash from the Vancouver Aquarium introduces us to an African penguin and we learn some fun facts about this adorable, flightless bird.

From antibacterial wipes to an extra layer of clothes, travel consultant Claire Newell explains the must-have items to pack in your carry-on luggage.

The City of Vancouver is considering a number of new policies to promote electric vehicles, including banning gas-powered vehicles from some parts of the city. Catherine Urquhart reports.

The assault is alleged to have taken place in April 2015 in Coquitlam while Rob Vagramov was still a city councillor.

The City of Vancouver has created an exclusion zone in the Downtown Eastside, where cannabis vendors will not be granted licences. But addiction experts say this area is where cannabis could benefit drug users.

A 54-year-old man was arrested in Kamloops after allegedly assaulting three paramedics Wednesday evening.

Wood construction is being looked at as a potential low-carbon building material of the future.

Most British Columbians support policies aimed at encouraging vaccinations but punitive measures are less popular according to a new study. We chat with lead author Dr. Julie Bettinger about how some policies have the potential to backfire.

The report found major shortcomings in Facebook's privacy practices, highlighting a need for legislative reform to protect Canadians.

Transport Minister Marc Garneau says the federal government will also pay half the cost for the B.C. Bus North service the province began last year at an expense of $2 million.

Lajoie back in the coaching game  CFJC Today KamloopsWhen Serge Lajoie and the Kamloops Blazers parted in what was called "a mutual separation" two weeks ago, he l...

Canada's federal privacy watchdog wants to take Facebook to Federal Court following an investigation that found the social media giant broke a number of privacy laws and failed to take responsibility protecting Canadians' personal information.

Canada's federal privacy watchdog wants to take Facebook to Federal Court following an investigation that found the social media giant broke a number of privacy laws and failed to take responsibility protecting Canadians' personal information. The report is being released in Ottawa, and CBCNews.ca is carrying it live.

Canada is banning industrial activities inside marine-protected areas (MPAs), including offshore oil and gas development and bottom-trawl fishing, but the prohibition won't automatically apply to activities in fisheries conservation areas designated as marine refuges.

Slideshow: Chasing the Best Riding in the Yukon & British Columbia in 'Extended Play'  Pinkbike.comMatt Beer and Cooper Quinn relish the trail conditions not offered in summer...

Seven people escaped unharmed in a house fire on 7th Avenue overnight.

Vehicles were central to the ISIS campaign, but like any trucks, they broke down, and mechanics were needed to keep them on the road — mechanics like Boutros Massroua.

TransLink has released a list of the top 10 most-complained-about bus routes, and they're all over the map. According to a spokesperson, most complaints relate to overcrowding issues.