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With a separatist movement brewing across some parts of Alberta, Canada's Prime Minister is attempting to build bridges with that province's Premier. As Xiaoli Li tells us, a pipeline project is at the centre of those discussions.
6h ago
A nesting goose has become a fan favourite at one Surrey School. Our Sarah Jones has more on how teachers and students have found a creative way to keep a watchful eye on the mom-to-be.
10h ago
B.C. Supreme Court Justice Brenda Brown has found Abhijeet Singh, Gurkaran Singh, and Khushveer Toor guilty of first-degree murder in a 2022 Abbotsford double-murder case. Joe Sadowski was at the court and has the details.
Some top B.C. institutions are among the approximately 9,000 schools around the world grappling with the fallout from a cyberattack carried out against an e-learning platform. Jack Rabb has more.
Canada’s unemployment rate has jumped to 6.9 per cent as the country reported 18K jobs lost in the month of April.
19h ago
The BC Sports Hall of Fame says it will shut down for two months during the FIFA World Cup to make room for a media centre, leaving eight employees without income during peak tourism season. Joe Sadowski has more.
18h ago
A new location for an overdose prevention site in Vancouver has been identified, but a recent move from the city to block the facility from opening has one advocate returning an award dedicated to harm reduction. Our Sarah Jones has the story.
Air Canada says it is scaling back more of its U.S. summer service as soaring jet fuel prices continue to reshape airline schedules across the country.
Two days after colliding with a whale near Vancouver’s Stanley Park, a Sea-Doo rider is sharing his side of the story for the first time, and what he hopes can change to prevent an incident like it from happening again. Cecilia Hua reports.
