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B.C. man who started dog rescue killed while saving animals in Ukraine
"The best thing I can say is Jesse was a force of nature," Penny Stone, executive director of the Victoria Humane Society, told Global News. -
Langley man charged in alleged hate-motivated attack against woman, children
Langley RCMP said on Oct. 20 around 3:30 p.m. they received a report from multiple people of an alleged assault on a woman and her two children near Douglas Park. -
Incumbent mayors, premiers losing jobs a result of Canadians not ‘getting ahead’
Many mayors in British Columbia and Ontario and premiers in B.C. and Quebec lost their jobs this month despite being incumbents in the race. -
WATCH: Global Okanagan News at 5:30 p.m. – Oct. 27
Watch the online news edition of Global Okanagan at 5:30 p.m. -
What’s next for the BC NDP? Veteran MLA says party must ‘listen and learn’
Adrian Dix said in 2001, the BC NDP suffered the biggest loss in the party's history. "We came back from that," he said. -
Favourite Family Recipe: Mahtab’s Golden Saffron Tahchin
Trail Appliances Favourite Family Recipe finalist Mahtab Foadian shows chef Wayne Sych how to make a dish she first learned as a child while camping with her grandmother. -
Canada’s Eurovision finalists include Rêve, Tyler Shaw
The public will be invited to vote for Canada’s Eurovision entrant from the five finalists, with the winner set to be announced by December. -
BC Ferries CEO Nicolas Jimenez fired amid ‘revitalization review’
Nicolas Jimenez was hired as CEO in March 2023 and was paid more than $550,000 a year between his salary and other benefits. -
Penticton homeless encampment residents face eviction after court grants injunction
The B.C. government secured an injunction to dismantle the encampment, located on Ministry of Transportation land between Highway 97 and Ellis Creek. -
No evidence stolen Crime Stoppers data used for fraud, provider says
The provider of software used by Crime Stoppers says it has found no evidence that personal information exposed in a cybersecurity breach has been used for fraud or identity theft. -
'Quiet, independent, strong-willed': B.C. soldier burned at CFB Wainwright faces long recovery, family says
Pte. Trevor Flegel of Kitimat on the province's North Coast was among the dozens of casualties, including four fatalities, after a fire resulting from a training exercise ripped t… -
'Very sad development': Dead humpback whale spotted in area of B.C. Ferries collision
A dead humpback whale has been spotted in the same area where a whale was struck by a B.C. Ferries vessel last week. -
B.C. Human Rights Tribunal awards fired Vancouver Island math teacher $115K
The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal awarded an instructor fired from Vancouver Island's Lester B. Pearson College almost seven years ago $115,000 in lost wages and compensation after f…
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A new 911 system is rolling out across B.C. Here's what you need to know
Next Generation 911 will replace Canada’s old analog infrastructure with a new digital network, according to E-Comm 911 interim president and CEO Nancy Blair.
-
B.C. RCMP Major Crimes officer charged with accessing child sexual abuse material
A B.C. RCMP Major Crimes officer has been charged with one count of accessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, according to the B.C. Prosecution Service (BCPS).
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Jennifer Thoss named Lytton's mayor after random draw breaks election tie
Thoss and Denise O'Connor each received 45 votes, with a random draw held Tuesday determining that the former councillor would be Lytton's next mayor.
-
Repealing DRIPA won't remedy B.C.'s industry problems, say First Nations leaders
Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs Grand Chief Stewart Phillip says premier-designate Lorne Doerkson's renewed vow to repeal the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act will …
-
B.C. man killed in Ukraine while rescuing animals remembered by friends as compassionate
Jesse Adams from Sooke, B.C., was killed while rescuing animals with Animal Rescue Kharkiv. His friends and colleagues remember him as a compassionate and kind person who loved an…
-
How will a new Conservative premier change the relationship between B.C. and Alberta?
The Conservatives taking power in British Columbia could help strengthen ties between the province and Alberta, but it could also spark competition between the provincial neighbou…
-
Rejected election ballots spiked 1,583% in this northern B.C. riding
As Elections B.C. finalizes the count from Saturday's provincial election, initial results show an explosion of rejected ballots in Peace River North, a Conservative stronghold th…
CBC + Global News + Castanet
-
B.C. man who started dog rescue killed while saving animals in Ukraine
"The best thing I can say is Jesse was a force of nature," Penny Stone, executive director of the Victoria Humane Society, told Global News.
-
Langley man charged in alleged hate-motivated attack against woman, children
Langley RCMP said on Oct. 20 around 3:30 p.m. they received a report from multiple people of an alleged assault on a woman and her two children near Douglas Park.
-
Incumbent mayors, premiers losing jobs a result of Canadians not ‘getting ahead’
Many mayors in British Columbia and Ontario and premiers in B.C. and Quebec lost their jobs this month despite being incumbents in the race.
-
WATCH: Global Okanagan News at 5:30 p.m. – Oct. 27
Watch the online news edition of Global Okanagan at 5:30 p.m.
-
What’s next for the BC NDP? Veteran MLA says party must ‘listen and learn’
Adrian Dix said in 2001, the BC NDP suffered the biggest loss in the party's history. "We came back from that," he said.
-
Favourite Family Recipe: Mahtab’s Golden Saffron Tahchin
Trail Appliances Favourite Family Recipe finalist Mahtab Foadian shows chef Wayne Sych how to make a dish she first learned as a child while camping with her grandmother.
-
Canada’s Eurovision finalists include Rêve, Tyler Shaw
The public will be invited to vote for Canada’s Eurovision entrant from the five finalists, with the winner set to be announced by December.
-
BC Ferries CEO Nicolas Jimenez fired amid ‘revitalization review’
Nicolas Jimenez was hired as CEO in March 2023 and was paid more than $550,000 a year between his salary and other benefits.
-
Penticton homeless encampment residents face eviction after court grants injunction
The B.C. government secured an injunction to dismantle the encampment, located on Ministry of Transportation land between Highway 97 and Ellis Creek.
-
No evidence stolen Crime Stoppers data used for fraud, provider says
The provider of software used by Crime Stoppers says it has found no evidence that personal information exposed in a cybersecurity breach has been used for fraud or identity theft.
-
'Quiet, independent, strong-willed': B.C. soldier burned at CFB Wainwright faces long recovery, family says
Pte. Trevor Flegel of Kitimat on the province's North Coast was among the dozens of casualties, including four fatalities, after a fire resulting from a training exercise ripped t…
-
'Very sad development': Dead humpback whale spotted in area of B.C. Ferries collision
A dead humpback whale has been spotted in the same area where a whale was struck by a B.C. Ferries vessel last week.
-
B.C. Human Rights Tribunal awards fired Vancouver Island math teacher $115K
The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal awarded an instructor fired from Vancouver Island's Lester B. Pearson College almost seven years ago $115,000 in lost wages and compensation after f…
-
A new 911 system is rolling out across B.C. Here's what you need to know
Next Generation 911 will replace Canada’s old analog infrastructure with a new digital network, according to E-Comm 911 interim president and CEO Nancy Blair.
-
B.C. RCMP Major Crimes officer charged with accessing child sexual abuse material
A B.C. RCMP Major Crimes officer has been charged with one count of accessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, according to the B.C. Prosecution Service (BCPS).
-
Jennifer Thoss named Lytton's mayor after random draw breaks election tie
Thoss and Denise O'Connor each received 45 votes, with a random draw held Tuesday determining that the former councillor would be Lytton's next mayor.
-
Repealing DRIPA won't remedy B.C.'s industry problems, say First Nations leaders
Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs Grand Chief Stewart Phillip says premier-designate Lorne Doerkson's renewed vow to repeal the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act will …
-
B.C. man killed in Ukraine while rescuing animals remembered by friends as compassionate
Jesse Adams from Sooke, B.C., was killed while rescuing animals with Animal Rescue Kharkiv. His friends and colleagues remember him as a compassionate and kind person who loved an…
-
How will a new Conservative premier change the relationship between B.C. and Alberta?
The Conservatives taking power in British Columbia could help strengthen ties between the province and Alberta, but it could also spark competition between the provincial neighbou…
-
Rejected election ballots spiked 1,583% in this northern B.C. riding
As Elections B.C. finalizes the count from Saturday's provincial election, initial results show an explosion of rejected ballots in Peace River North, a Conservative stronghold th…
Castanet + Global News + CBC
-
B.C. man who started dog rescue killed while saving animals in Ukraine
"The best thing I can say is Jesse was a force of nature," Penny Stone, executive director of the Victoria Humane Society, told Global News.
-
Langley man charged in alleged hate-motivated attack against woman, children
Langley RCMP said on Oct. 20 around 3:30 p.m. they received a report from multiple people of an alleged assault on a woman and her two children near Douglas Park.
-
Incumbent mayors, premiers losing jobs a result of Canadians not ‘getting ahead’
Many mayors in British Columbia and Ontario and premiers in B.C. and Quebec lost their jobs this month despite being incumbents in the race.
-
WATCH: Global Okanagan News at 5:30 p.m. – Oct. 27
Watch the online news edition of Global Okanagan at 5:30 p.m.
-
What’s next for the BC NDP? Veteran MLA says party must ‘listen and learn’
Adrian Dix said in 2001, the BC NDP suffered the biggest loss in the party's history. "We came back from that," he said.
-
Favourite Family Recipe: Mahtab’s Golden Saffron Tahchin
Trail Appliances Favourite Family Recipe finalist Mahtab Foadian shows chef Wayne Sych how to make a dish she first learned as a child while camping with her grandmother.
-
Canada’s Eurovision finalists include Rêve, Tyler Shaw
The public will be invited to vote for Canada’s Eurovision entrant from the five finalists, with the winner set to be announced by December.
-
BC Ferries CEO Nicolas Jimenez fired amid ‘revitalization review’
Nicolas Jimenez was hired as CEO in March 2023 and was paid more than $550,000 a year between his salary and other benefits.
-
Penticton homeless encampment residents face eviction after court grants injunction
The B.C. government secured an injunction to dismantle the encampment, located on Ministry of Transportation land between Highway 97 and Ellis Creek.
-
No evidence stolen Crime Stoppers data used for fraud, provider says
The provider of software used by Crime Stoppers says it has found no evidence that personal information exposed in a cybersecurity breach has been used for fraud or identity theft.
-
'Quiet, independent, strong-willed': B.C. soldier burned at CFB Wainwright faces long recovery, family says
Pte. Trevor Flegel of Kitimat on the province's North Coast was among the dozens of casualties, including four fatalities, after a fire resulting from a training exercise ripped t…
-
'Very sad development': Dead humpback whale spotted in area of B.C. Ferries collision
A dead humpback whale has been spotted in the same area where a whale was struck by a B.C. Ferries vessel last week.
-
B.C. Human Rights Tribunal awards fired Vancouver Island math teacher $115K
The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal awarded an instructor fired from Vancouver Island's Lester B. Pearson College almost seven years ago $115,000 in lost wages and compensation after f…
-
A new 911 system is rolling out across B.C. Here's what you need to know
Next Generation 911 will replace Canada’s old analog infrastructure with a new digital network, according to E-Comm 911 interim president and CEO Nancy Blair.
-
B.C. RCMP Major Crimes officer charged with accessing child sexual abuse material
A B.C. RCMP Major Crimes officer has been charged with one count of accessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, according to the B.C. Prosecution Service (BCPS).
-
Jennifer Thoss named Lytton's mayor after random draw breaks election tie
Thoss and Denise O'Connor each received 45 votes, with a random draw held Tuesday determining that the former councillor would be Lytton's next mayor.
-
Repealing DRIPA won't remedy B.C.'s industry problems, say First Nations leaders
Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs Grand Chief Stewart Phillip says premier-designate Lorne Doerkson's renewed vow to repeal the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act will …
-
B.C. man killed in Ukraine while rescuing animals remembered by friends as compassionate
Jesse Adams from Sooke, B.C., was killed while rescuing animals with Animal Rescue Kharkiv. His friends and colleagues remember him as a compassionate and kind person who loved an…
-
How will a new Conservative premier change the relationship between B.C. and Alberta?
The Conservatives taking power in British Columbia could help strengthen ties between the province and Alberta, but it could also spark competition between the provincial neighbou…
-
Rejected election ballots spiked 1,583% in this northern B.C. riding
As Elections B.C. finalizes the count from Saturday's provincial election, initial results show an explosion of rejected ballots in Peace River North, a Conservative stronghold th…