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Sarah Do Couto

Nicolas Puech, the fifth-generation heir of Thierry Hermès, is unmarried and has no descendants, so he plans to legally adopt his gardener and bequeath him his fortune.

Montreal family wants apology from city after video shows snow plow striking cars

December 10, 2023

Dan Spector

A Montreal family says its cars were severely damaged by a snow plow during a major snow storm on Monday morning, but the city has denied responsibility.

Okanagan documentary puts mural project in the spotlight, gets festival nod

December 10, 2023

Sydney Morton

A group of controversial murals that were proposed for Vernon, B.C., last year are getting a second life thanks to a documentary called Behind the Mask.

Controversial deer cull underway on small B.C. gulf island

December 10, 2023

Paul Johnson

Residents of Sidney Island, off the coast of Victoria, told Global News the aerial gunning component of the deer eradication program has begun.

Another weekend ER closure at South Okanagan General Hospital

December 10, 2023

Health

Interior Health announced yet another ER closure Saturday due to a physician shortage, saying patients needing care could visit Penticton Regional Hospital.

Little town of Bethlehem recreated in the town of Okotoks

December 10, 2023

Carolyn Kury de Castillo

Visitors to St. James Parish in Okotoks, Alta., get a chance to step back in time. Volunteers transformed a prairie field into the town of Bethlehem, a living nativity.

Snow protocols issued for Coquihalla Highway

December 10, 2023

'Expect winter driving conditions and watch for crews working at snow removal,' said YRB Nicola, the contractor for the Coquihalla Highway, on Saturday.

Winnipeg injury rehab center champions inclusivity with wheelchair curling tournament

December 10, 2023

Amy-Ellen Prentice

First Steps Wellness Centre in Winnipeg hosted a wheelchair curling tournament on Saturday to raise funds and awareness for people with disabilities.

Saskatchewan residents warned to be wary of thin ice

December 10, 2023

Moosa Imran

With a warmer-than-normal winter expected in Saskatchewan, the Regina fire service is urging residents, including dog-walkers, to stay away from icy rivers and waterways.

Tax increase of 11.4% proposed for West Kelowna

December 10, 2023

'This proposed increase is substantial,' reads a West Kelowna report recommending a tax hike, noting there have been 'considerable mitigation efforts to bring it down.'

Former OSO music director claiming wrongful dismissal

December 10, 2023

The former music director of the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra was fired from the position last week, Dec. 1.

Lethbridge Hurricanes lose teddy bear toss game but community wins

December 5, 2023

Brandon Cassidy

In the second period, 3,764 bears rained down onto the ice, thanks to a goal from Miguel Marques.

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens wrangle Seattle Kraken, prevail with 4-2 win

December 5, 2023

Brian Wilde

This is the one Montreal Canadiens fans have been hoping for. Brian Wilde explains in this edition of Call of the Wilde.

Langley Township to look at repealing neighbourhood plans over NDP housing law

December 5, 2023

The new Bill 44 will require cities to allow up to four units on a standard residential lot, but the township's mayor says the city doesn't have enough infrastructure in place.

Brossoit brilliant as Winnipeg Jets down Carolina 2-1

December 5, 2023

Christian Aumell

The Jets' backup goaltender made 42 saves while Nikolaj Ehlers and Kyle Connor scored in the win for Winnipeg.

Video shows man narrowly missing being hit by cement truck on Port Mann Bridge

December 5, 2023

Amy Judd

The video shows a cement truck approaching what appears to be a stopped truck and trailer in the right-hand lane of the Port Mann Bridge against the barrier.

Pilot project to pay B.C. drug users to go through treatment

December 5, 2023

Health

The pilot will operate out of the Road to Recovery Program at St. Paul's Hospital, and is being privately funded through a $500,000 gift from an anonymous donor.

‘Deeply saddened’: Richmond school district on death of teen student and his father

December 5, 2023

Amy Judd

Richmond RCMP said officers were initially called to Goldsmith Drive, near No. 2 Road, around 10:30 p.m. on Thursday for reports of “suspicious circumstance(s).”

‘We’re in a crisis’: Vancouver firefighters warn of burnout among record calls

December 5, 2023

Health

Amy Judd

"This year we're going to respond to over 70,000 incidents in the city of Vancouver alone," Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services Chief Karen Fry said Monday.

Calgary family fights to ensure children with special needs have necessary resources

December 5, 2023

Tomasia DaSilva

A Calgary family is advocating that all children, including those with special needs, get a full educational experience, including riding the bus.

Edmonton Oilers tough out 3-1 win in Winnipeg

December 1, 2023

Reid Wilkins

The Edmonton Oilers won their fourth in a row, earning a hard fought 3-1 road victory over the Winnipeg Jets Thursday night. The Oilers had several good chances around the Jets net in the first, but it was Winnipeg who would score first. Cole Perfetti ...

IIO called to fatal police shooting after reported threats at Abbotsford hospital

December 1, 2023

The IIO is investigating after police fatally shot a man at the Abbotsford Regional Hospital while responding to reports of a suspect with a weapon.

Proposal for up 7 highrises near future Langley SkyTrain station raises eyebrows

December 1, 2023

Two applications have been submitted to the municipality for a cluster of seven towers ranging from 28 to 44 storeys in height.

Winnipeg Jets let third period lead slip away in 3-1 loss to Oilers

December 1, 2023

Christian Aumell

The Jets led for most of the night but late goals from Darnell Nurse and Leon Draisaitl turned the game around for Edmonton.

Greens win 2nd seat in Ontario as Aislinn Clancy wins Kitchener Centre byelection

December 1, 2023

Kevin Nielsen

The Green Party now has a second MPP in the Ontario legislature as Aislinn Clancy won a byelection in Kitchener Centre on Thursday night.

Ibrahim Ali trial: Court falls silent for 2 minutes as Crown makes closing arguments

December 1, 2023

https://globalnews.ca

WARNING: This story contains graphic details that may disturb readers. Discretion is advised.

B.C. Hyundai Plug-In Hybrid owner hit with $15,000 electric battery cost

December 1, 2023

Anne Drewa

In November 2017, the Kelowna resident purchased a brand new 2018 Hyundai Ioniq Plug-In Hybrid for around $30,000. But he was recently hit with an unexpected cost.

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens welcomed home by Panthers, dropped 5-1

December 1, 2023

Brian Wilde

Injuries keep piling up for the Canadiens in numbers that are far above the league average for man-games lost. Brian Wilde has more.

Marner leads Leafs to 4-3 shootout win over Kraken

December 1, 2023

https://globalnews.ca

Mitch Marner and the Maple Leafs were cruising.

All aboard: Thousands more Stanley Park train tickets to be released as Bright Nights extended

November 30, 2023

City officials said they will be extending the winter Bright Nights event until Jan. 6, meaning another 17,000 tickets will be released for the popular train attraction.

RCMP to review events leading up to Calgary police charging teen brothers with murder

November 30, 2023

Adam Toy

CPS Chief Mark Neufeld confirmed the federal police involvement at Wednesday’s Calgary Police Commission meeting.

Northern Alberta community frustrated with what it calls roadblocks to new housing

November 30, 2023

Slav Kornik

The CRDAC said it has not been able to expedite the process despite its best effort at working with the municipality.

Henry Kissinger, former U.S. secretary of state, dead at 100

November 30, 2023

https://globalnews.ca

Kissinger, a controversial Nobel Peace Prize winner, had a hand in many of the epoch-changing global events of the 1970s while serving under Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.

Calgary school resource officer program gets dozens of recommendations for improvement

November 30, 2023

Adam Toy

After two and a half years of hearing from students, parents, teachers and community members, police found SROs have “general positive support."

Burning vehicle on remote road leads to recovery of stolen property, valued at $20K

November 30, 2023

Salmon Arm RCMP say a call came in Wednesday morning of a motorhome on a forest service road was fully engulfed in flames.

Sentencing hearing begins for woman who attempted murder in B.C. courtroom

November 30, 2023