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The national weather agency is predicting five to 10 cm of snow between Friday and Saturday.

Mayor Henry Braun is upset the latest "chunk" of Highway 1 expansion does not include Abbotsford.

A big jump in violent crime — 43 per cent — was recorded for the first quarter of 2019, with notable increases in robberies, sexual offences and assaults.

Former B.C. Liberal minister and Kamloops mayor Terry Lake announced this week he is hoping to be the party’s nominee in the fall’s federal election. Lake explains why he is seeking federal Liberal nomination despite SNC-Lavalin controversy.

The number of robberies, sex crimes and assaults in Surrey increased 43 per cent in the first quarter of the year, compared to the same period in 2018, according to an RCMP statement, citing data from Statistics Canada.

This summer, step out and support the oceans as you enjoy gourmet bites and sip signature blends at the 13th annual Toast to the Coast fundraiser. For the first time ever, Toast to the Coast will take place at the height of the summer, allowing you to explore more of the Vancouver Aquarium’s incredible outdoor...

The number of robberies, sex crimes and assaults in Surrey increased 43 per cent in the first quarter of the year, compared to the same period in 2018, according to an RCMP statement, citing data from Statistics Canada.

It’s been nearly three years since a young woman from Ontario vanished in B.C. The mother of Ashley Simpson has renewed her plea for any information in the Vernon investigation.

Squamish MMA Fighter Cole “The Cole Train” Smith is getting his big break and will make his UFC Debut in Ottawa next month. Barry Deley has the story.

Interfor to temporarily reduce production during May across its three British Columbia Interior sawmills  Lesprom Networkon (“Interfor”) plans to temporarily reduce production across its operating platform in the British Columbia Interior during the month of May 2019 due to a ...

None of the claims have been proven in court, and Global News has requested comment from Twitter.

A B.C. water polo coach has been banned from the sport's national association for life after teenage girls under his supervision claimed a pattern of harassment and humiliating sexual remarks.

Supporters of Choices Adoption and Pregnancy Counselling in Victoria gathered at a special meeting Wednesday night where a new board was elected and a motion was passed unanimously to reverse its planned closure.

There is a call from Abbotsford’s mayor to widen Highway 1 beyond Langley. Henry Braun says congestion in Abbotsford is cutting into resident’s quality of life. As Nadia Stewart reports, he’s now pushing for his city to be added to the major project announced Thursday.

Groups representing landlords, the development industry and the social housing sector have all signed an open letter weighing in on the issue.

The Independent Investigations Office says it will be forwarding a review of the investigation into the crash between two police vehicles to the B.C. Prosecution Service "for consideration of charges."

Canadian engineers have developed a new type of material that can be applied to different surfaces in order to make them almost repellent to ice.

The sights and smells of Spring can be an excitable time for a dog. Annika McDade, from Canine Connection Training, shares her expert tips that’ll help keep your pet pooch under control.

An emergency care nurse from British Columbia is in Saskatoon talking about the symptoms of human trafficking and how everyone can do a better job identifying the victims.

Hereditary leaders from the Wet'suwet'en Nation in northern B.C. told the United Nations special rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous Peoples Wednesday their human rights are being violated by pipeline development on their territory.

Mother pleads for information in missing Vernon person investigation.

Wind, rain and late season snow are in the weather forecast for B.C.

Vancouver fans of pop star Ariana Grande will have to find completely see-through bags to carry their belongings to her show at Rogers Arena this weekend.

For the second time in a month, officials in northwestern B.C. have discovered a large dump of dead, rotting crabs. It's believed they're linked to illegal seafood sales on B.C.'s North Coast.

Dana Gee reviews the latest releases every Friday on Global News Morning BC.

"We don;t control where planes go when they take off", said Braun.

Deployed as a battlefield anesthetic decades ago, ketamine is once again being touted as an effective pain-reduction tool.

For anyone needing a stem cell transplant finding a donor can be challenging, but as Jeremy Chow has discovered, it becomes infinitely more complicated for people of mixed race. The Victoria man who suffers from cancer is on a mission to raise awareness and encourage more people to become donors.

“It's very unique stuff. How many people are going to have a two-headed crow taxidermy kicking around?”

"Even if I continue to have challenges and problems with the oil industry ... I'll have a broader perspective," said Lisa Helps ahead of the tour.

Dr. Beth Donaldson of Copeman Healthcare Centre explains some of the common reasons for snoring. She also explains ways to alleviate the condition.

Abbotsford Police are hoping the new “It’s a No” campaign will help students understand the risks associated with sexting, and what they can do.

RCMP say a woman arrested at Vancouver's airport for allegedly stealing a passenger's purse is now facing five criminal charges in B.C.

The Vancouver Opera is kicking off its new season on a high note with the inaugural “VOX” vocal competition. As Michael Newman reports the competition showcases eight rising opera singers from across the country – including some local talent.

A B.C. scientist has invented a 3D concrete printer that he claims can build a four-bedroom home in a matter of days at a fraction of the costs of normal construction.

To stand out from its competition, the Vancouver Province decided to switch its format in 1983.

BC Ferries plans to remove reservation fees for certain sailings, in an effort to encourage people to choose to travel during off-peak times.

Mcdonalds Corp (MCD) Shares Declined While British Columbia Investment Management Corp Raised Position by $6.65 Million  Invest TribuneInvestors sentiment increased to 0.96 in Q4 2018. Its up 0.13, from 0.83 in 2018Q3. It increased, as 42 investors sold MCD shares while 556 reduced holdings.

British Columbia Investment Management Corp Has Cut Its Holding in Intuitive Surgical INC (ISRG) by $3.69 Million  Invest TribuneInvestors sentiment decreased to 1.14 in Q4 2018. Its down 0.04, from 1.18 in 2018Q3. It dropped, as 48 investors sold ISRG shares while 230 reduced holdings.

Langley, British Columbia to see $235.5mn infrastructure investment from government | Leadership  Business Chief CanadaThis week, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, the Honourable John Horgan, Premier of British ...

The cost of gas is so expensive that residents in the Lower Mainland are driving across the border to fill up at the pump and save some cash.

More than 30 people prepare to leave lands as First Nation transitions to clean water supply.

More than 30 people prepare to leave lands as First Nation transitions to clean water supply.

It seems like everyone who lives in the temporary modular housing units near Gateway SkyTrain Station in Surrey knows who the man with the blonde ponytail is.

The BC Wildfire Service estimates the fire is around 2 hectares, and is visible from Highway 1 across the Fraser River.

Officials said 10 firefighters were needed to get the man out of the basement to safety.

The video game industry is hugely profitable, but it has a dirty little secret: Crunch. For years, many workers have toiled for incredibly long hours to meet game release deadlines, often with no overtime pay. It takes a toll on their health. Now, some in the industry are demanding change.

Province bumps up energy efficiency rebates  CFJC Today KamloopsVICTORIA — The BC government has announced increased rebates for homeowners who want to make their residences more energy efficient. Incentives to ...

Kordic leaving Blazers after one season  CFJC Today KamloopsKAMLOOPS - Dan Kordic won't be returning to the Kamloops Blazers as an assistant coach in the 2019-20 season.K...

Kamloops Ball Hockey scores, April 25  CFJC Today KamloopsKamloops Ball Hockey League scores: Nordiques 8-2 Outlaws Stu Ryan stood tall for the Nordiques with 22 saves....