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She’s a legend in her own right and now, she’s rewriting the rules in Canadian baseball. Ayami Sato, a star pitcher from Japan, is officially the first woman to ever play professionally in a men’s baseball league in Canada. Catalina Gillies reports.
12h ago
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is challenging Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet him in person for peace talks on Thursday. Erica Natividad has more.
16h ago
Hours after a ceasefire was announced between India and Pakistan, local residents and officials in Kashmir reported overnight fighting between troops. Erica Natividad has more.
Shoppers have been told to buy Canadian to support the nation as we are embroiled in a trade war with the U.S. But is the initiative being felt by Indigenous businesses? @Jack__Rabb reports.
20h ago
A massive blaze seen and smelled across the city has ravaged a seniors’ complex in North Vancouver. There were no fatalities, but paramedics on scene treated five people, two of whom were taken to hospital with minor injuries.
A unique fundraiser is giving back to the Filipino in a permanent way, with proceeds going to support people affected by the Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy. Joe Sadowski has the story.
A man is now facing two separate murder charges after two men were killed in Surrey and Vancouver. We hear from the family of one of the victims, who left his mark in the skateboarding community. Cecilia Hua has the story.
The family of a B.C. pastor who was killed in 2019 near the Peace Arch border is urging lawmakers to fix gaps in the legal system after the driver involved was found not criminally responsible due to mental illness. Jack Morse reports.
For many baseball fans in the Lower Mainland, making a road trip down to watch the Toronto Blue Jays take on the Seattle Mariners is an annual tradition. But as Cecilia Hua reports, it appears fewer British Columbians are taking the trip this year.
