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Boissonault cites TMX, ‘energy poverty’ in carbon price carve-out furor

November 5, 2023

Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault says it's not uncommon for Ottawa to make decisions in the national interest that have a greater benefit in one region.

Big second half sends Western Mustangs to Yates Cup final against Laurier

November 5, 2023

International

Mike Stubbs

The Western Mustangs defeated the Queen's Gaels 47-20 and will host the Yates Cup on Saturday, Nov. 11.

Alberta premier promises to protect parents’ rights during speech to UCP convention

November 5, 2023

International

Paula Tran

Smith's speech came prior to delegates debating and voting on about 30 resolutions.

1 in 3 Canadians are living in households with financial difficulties: StatCan

November 5, 2023

International

Naomi Barghiel

Statistics Canada found that one in three Canadians live in households that struggled to pay for necessary expenses such as housing, food and clothing throughout October.

‘I should have been dead’: B.C. man scooped up by truck shares story

November 5, 2023

International

Kristen Robinson

A Vancouver Island man is sharing his story after he and his dog were inadvertently tossed into the back of a recycling truck while trying to stay warm.

Switch to standard time is a perfect moment to check smoke alarms: Vernon Fire Rescue

November 5, 2023

International

Doyle Potenteau

“Remember, working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors save lives,” said Vernon fire chief David Lind.

Demonstrators attend pro-Palestinian rally at U.S. consulate in Toronto

November 5, 2023

International

Tessa Bennett

Toronto police said on social media Saturday that large crowds have gathered in support of the Palestinian people on University Avenue, north of Queen Street West.

Edmontonians line up to be the first to ride Valley Line LRT

November 5, 2023

International

Jennifer Ivanov

Hundreds of Edmontonians lined up bright and early to be one of the first to catch the Valley Line Southeast LRT inaugural run at 5:15 a.m.

City of Saanich moves to ban retractable leashes

November 2, 2023

International

Amy Judd

"Council decided to go in a direction that would mean in our parks you're going to need to use a two-metre leash with your dog," Mayor Dean Murdock said.

Video of arrest leading to assault charges against 3 VPD officers released

November 2, 2023

International

Simon Little

Beau Spencer, Brandon Blue and Gregory Jackson have pleaded not guilty, while David Cowie suffered four broken ribs and a partially collapsed lung during his arrest.

Criminal probe of ‘disgusting’ B.C. police training course wraps

November 2, 2023

International

Catherine Urquhart

An investigation into disturbing allegations about an undercover police training program in Metro Vancouver has wrapped up, but it's unclear when the public will learn the results.

Raptors rebound with dominant win over Bucks

November 2, 2023

International

https://globalnews.ca

Pascal Siakam scored a game-high 26 points, Dennis Schroder had 24 points and 11 assists and the Toronto Raptors handily defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 130-111 on Wednesday.

Australian regulator highlights risks of electric vehicles aboard ferries

November 2, 2023

International

Simon Little

The safety alert from the Australian Maritime Safety Authority warns EVs can pose risks to ferries such as high-intensity fires, high-voltage shocks, toxic gases and explosions.

Fewer 911 calls to Surrey supportive housing building after launch of on-site clinic

November 2, 2023

Health

Elizabeth McSheffrey

A new on-site paramedic clinic at a supportive housing site in Surrey, B.C. has saved the health-care system an estimated $450,000 in one year.

B.C. college instructor on leave amid Hamas comment controversy

November 2, 2023

International

Amy Judd

Langara College says instructor Natalie Knight is on leave while it investigates comments she made about Hamas at a recent pro-Palestine protest.

Climate change, future growth centre 30-year vision for West End waterfront

November 2, 2023

International

Simon Little

The plan covers the coastal area from Burrard Bridge to Stanley Park, with the aim of preparing it for sea level rise, population growth and aging infrastructure.

MPI strike over as union members ratify deal; services to resume Friday

November 2, 2023

International

Kevin Hirschfield

It's official - the lengthy MPI strike is officially over as workers voted to ratify a deal Wednesday bringing a dispute lasting more than two months to an end.

Kelowna, B.C. emergency crews respond to multiple overdoses on Tuesday

November 2, 2023

Health

Taya Fast

Halloween proved to be a much a busier than normal day for emergency crews in terms of overdose calls across Kelowna.

$5.5M donation to allow BCIT to create high school training program

October 23, 2023

International

Darrian Matassa-Fung

The generous donation was provided by the Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation, in conjunction with Season and Southern Railway of British Columbia.

Oilers star Connor McDavid to miss at least a week with an upper body injury

October 23, 2023

International

https://globalnews.ca

McDavid, who has eight points (2-6) in five games this season, was injured during a 3-2 loss to the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday night.

Members of Saskatchewan family hospitalized following deadly crash in Alberta

October 23, 2023

International

Moosa Imran

On Friday, a collision between a pick-up truck and a sedan left all three occupants of the sedan dead at the scene.

Multiple arrests made at Israel and Palestine rallies in downtown Calgary: police

October 23, 2023

International

Paula Tran

According to a social media post by the Calgary Police Service, around 330 people attended rallies in support of Israel and Palestine at Olympic Plaza on Sunday.

Traci Genereaux’s family still searching for answers, 6 years after her body found

October 23, 2023

International

Jayden Wasney

In May of 2017, Traci Genereaux was reported missing. Her remains were found on Curtis Sagmoen’s family farm near Salmon Arm five months after her disappearance.

Man dead after Port Alberni apartment building stabbing

October 23, 2023

International

Darrian Matassa-Fung

Port Alberni investigators have talked to several witnesses on the scene and a male suspect has been identified.

‘We’re at a very critical time’: former FBI negotiator on freeing hostages from Hamas

October 23, 2023

International

Nathaniel Dove

A former FBI hostage negotiator said it's important to exhaust all non-violent options before attempting a rescue because attempts present the most risk to hostages.

‘Long and brutal and deadly war’ for Israel and Hamas: former U.S. special envoy

October 23, 2023

International

Nathaniel Dove

A former U.S. Special Envoy predicted the United States is working with regional partners to contain the violence between Israel and Hamas.

Frontenacs holds off late rally from Owen Sound in 4-3 win

October 23, 2023

International

Paul Soucy

Although three straight goals from the Attack put that game in doubt, the Kingston Frontenacs were able to hang on for a 4-3 victory.

Snow could hit some B.C. Interior mountain passes Monday

October 23, 2023

International

Jayden Wasney

Environment Canada is reminding drivers to be prepared by adjusting their speeds to the changing road conditions.

Erie Otters take down London Knights 5-3

October 21, 2023

International

Mike Stubbs

Oliver Bonk's three assists not enough as the Erie Otters topped the London Knights 5-3.

More beds at Salvation Army’s Centre of Hope as demand increases

October 21, 2023

International

Kevin Hirschfield

A Winnipeg emergency shelter is adding more space as demand is up more than usual at this time of year and with temperatures dropping in the coming weeks.

No injuries after bricks crumble from vacant building onto Vancouver sidewalk

October 21, 2023

International

Simon Little

Police and fire crews were called to a potential building collapse at 928 Main Street, after part of a crumbling façade fell onto the sidewalk below. Fortunately no one was hurt.

Alberta woman missing since August may be headed to B.C., police say

October 21, 2023

International

Simon Little

Jasmine Laboucan, 23, was last seen on Aug. 26 in Grand Prairie. She's known to have ties in Kelowna and Surrey.

Mayor breathes second life into rejected Port Coquitlam daycare

October 21, 2023

International

Simon Little

Port Coquitlam council will reconsider a rejected daycare that met with opposition from a vocal group of neighbours last week.

Safety concerns raised about Pemberton horses after 2 die in highway crash

October 21, 2023

International

Amy Judd

Horses are roaming freely and two were killed on the busy highway last week after a car struck them.

Surrey makes pitch to get Metro Vancouver’s first Bus Rapid Transit line

October 21, 2023

International

Simon Little

The city wants TransLink to give it the first in a proposed series of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lines in the region.

Feel Good Friday: Global BC’s highlights of the week

October 21, 2023

International

Elizabeth McSheffrey

From trash taken out of Lower Mainland waters, to treasure attached to Vancouver Island residences, here are five good news stories from the week to share.

Striking U.S. autoworkers raise pressure on companies: ‘Cards left to play’

October 21, 2023

International

https://globalnews.ca

The United Auto Workers warned they could announce another expansion of its strikes at any time, depending on how much progress it makes in its negotiations with automakers.