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B.C. resident lost home to Bradley Creek wildfire: ‘It was all just so fast’
On Saturday, the Bradley Creek wildfire, burning west of Vernon, grew rapidly when wind gusts reached more than 70 kilometres an hour. -
Wildfire breaks out in Belcarra Park near Port Moody, Anmore
The Coastal Fire Centre says the fire is burning in Belcarra Park and is an estimated 0.8 hectares in size as of Wednesday afternoon. -
Chief says community was left ‘a war zone’ after Bradley Creek wildfire
"There are some structures that, I'll be turning 67 in November and those structures were there all my life and to see them suddenly gone, it's just devastating," Dan Wilson said. -
Evac alert expected to be upgraded to order for Quilpituk Creek wildfire
Central Okanagan Emergency Management said the evacuation orders for the 2,223 properties and evacuation alerts for 425 properties in the wildfire area will remain in place. -
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 BC: Aug. 5
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6 BC. -
WATCH: Global Okanagan News at 5:30 p.m. – August 5
Watch the online news edition of Global Okanagan at 5:30 p.m. -
Trucking, transportation businesses cautioned of ‘large-scale fraud’: RCMP
Twelve businesses spanning across Saskatchewan told police they were scammed after people purchased goods with fraudulent credit cards over the phone, the RCMP say. -
Several evacuation orders in Boston Bar area downgraded to alerts
The Brunswick Creek wildfire is still considered out of control; however, BC Wildfire advises the risk has sufficiently subsided and residents may return home if they choose to. -
Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley under air quality advisory due to wildfire smoke
Some parts of Metro Vancouver have air quality ranked at a Level Nine, with the Eastern Fraser Valley ranked at a Level 10 plus, which means very high risk. -
RCMP recover nearly 400 vehicles in ‘coordinated’ anti-fraud pilot program
Project NoCargo targets transnational organized crime networks using fake or stolen credentials to purchase vehicles insurance policies, a press release states. -
Operating expenses of B.C. municipal governments far outpaces population growth and inflation: report
Municipal operating spending across British Columbia nearly doubled over a 14-year period, growing substantially faster than both population and inflation, according to a new repo… -
New wildlife overpass above highway is B.C.'s widest outside national parks
A brand-new wildlife overpass spanning Highway 93/95 — also known as Kootenay Highway — near Radium Hot Springs in the British Columbia interior is helping animals safely cross th… -
Kelly Hrudey let go by Sportsnet after 30+ years on the air
Kelly Hrudey’s run with Sportsnet has come to an end. The former NHL goalie, who spent more than three decades as an analyst with Hockey Night in Canada, revealed his departure fr… -
Suspected human-caused out-of-control wildfire burning in Metro Vancouver park
An out-of-control wildfire is burning in a popular Metro Vancouver park, and authorities are asking residents to clear the area. The Village of Anmore has announced that emergency… -
BC Hydro to build its first grid-scale battery storage facility
BC Hydro has begun searching for companies to design and build British Columbia’s first grid-scale battery energy storage facility, which is planned for a site near Duncan — locat… -
TSN reporter cashes in with $50,000 and a luxury vehicle from Drake
Drake hosted the third annual Strong Women, Stronger Drinks event at Casa Loma in Toronto on Tuesday, and a few women in attendance walked away with some lavish prizes, including … -
BC Hydro to buy natural gas power plant to help prevent province-wide electricity shortfalls
BC Hydro is purchasing a natural gas-fired power plant in Campbell River to provide backup electricity during periods of high demand. The need for additional electricity capacity … -
Solution to Vancouver Canucks practice facility fiasco seems so simple
It seems so easy, so why is this so hard? The Vancouver Canucks have been trying to build a practice facility for more than a decade. Soon, they’ll become the only team in the NHL… -
Vancouver's largest used book sale has over 50,000 titles starting at $2
Vancouver Public Library’s massive used book sale returns this month, and bookworms will be in page-turning paradise. Friends of the Vancouver Public Library is hosting its popula… -
Canada needs 'a lot more' AI data centres, according to billionaire CEO
German-Canadian billionaire Tobias “Tobi” Lütke is once again ruffling feathers with another hot take: Canada needs more AI data centres. The founder and CEO of e-commerce platfor…
Daily Hive + Global News + CBC
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Operating expenses of B.C. municipal governments far outpaces population growth and inflation: report
Municipal operating spending across British Columbia nearly doubled over a 14-year period, growing substantially faster than both population and inflation, according to a new repo… -
New wildlife overpass above highway is B.C.'s widest outside national parks
A brand-new wildlife overpass spanning Highway 93/95 — also known as Kootenay Highway — near Radium Hot Springs in the British Columbia interior is helping animals safely cross th…
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Kelly Hrudey let go by Sportsnet after 30+ years on the air
Kelly Hrudey’s run with Sportsnet has come to an end. The former NHL goalie, who spent more than three decades as an analyst with Hockey Night in Canada, revealed his departure fr…
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Suspected human-caused out-of-control wildfire burning in Metro Vancouver park
An out-of-control wildfire is burning in a popular Metro Vancouver park, and authorities are asking residents to clear the area. The Village of Anmore has announced that emergency…
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BC Hydro to build its first grid-scale battery storage facility
BC Hydro has begun searching for companies to design and build British Columbia’s first grid-scale battery energy storage facility, which is planned for a site near Duncan — locat…
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TSN reporter cashes in with $50,000 and a luxury vehicle from Drake
Drake hosted the third annual Strong Women, Stronger Drinks event at Casa Loma in Toronto on Tuesday, and a few women in attendance walked away with some lavish prizes, including …
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BC Hydro to buy natural gas power plant to help prevent province-wide electricity shortfalls
BC Hydro is purchasing a natural gas-fired power plant in Campbell River to provide backup electricity during periods of high demand. The need for additional electricity capacity …
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Solution to Vancouver Canucks practice facility fiasco seems so simple
It seems so easy, so why is this so hard? The Vancouver Canucks have been trying to build a practice facility for more than a decade. Soon, they’ll become the only team in the NHL…
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Vancouver's largest used book sale has over 50,000 titles starting at $2
Vancouver Public Library’s massive used book sale returns this month, and bookworms will be in page-turning paradise. Friends of the Vancouver Public Library is hosting its popula…
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Canada needs 'a lot more' AI data centres, according to billionaire CEO
German-Canadian billionaire Tobias “Tobi” Lütke is once again ruffling feathers with another hot take: Canada needs more AI data centres. The founder and CEO of e-commerce platfor…
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Canadians can now submit claims for up to $5,000 in CRA data breach settlement
Canadians impacted by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) data breach can take action as the settlement claims period is now open. According to an update on the Government of Canada P… -
Turban removed in suspected Vancouver hate crime involving panhandler
Vancouver Police are investigating a possible hate crime that occurred on Main Street and 2nd Avenue. Police say the altercation involved a security guard and a man who was panhan… -
Richmond Night Market confirmed to permanently end after Summer 2026 season
Richmond Night Market will permanently conclude its decades-long run at the end of the Summer 2026 season, with organizers announcing today that its lease at its current location … -
Hyped Vancouver restaurant serving Thai chicken rice softly opens today
Vancouver is home to plenty of exciting restaurants, and a new one that has garnered some serious hype has just softly opened in the city. Introducing Hen, a new eatery specializi… -
Everything to do at giant Vancouver music and street festival this weekend
Pleasant Day Festival is taking over a huge stretch of Main Street in Vancouver for a free community celebration, and there are plenty of activities for all ages to enjoy. The fam… -
Vancouver bike store location closes after four decades of service
After 40 years of serving its community in Kitsilano, a Vancouver bike store is closing its doors on 2nd Avenue. Reckless Bike Store announced that it’s closing its location on 18… -
TransLink puts its brand on limited-edition, transit-themed Trees coffee and tea
Metro Vancouver public transit passengers can now bring a little TransLink branding home with their morning coffee or afternoon tea. TransLink has partnered with Vancouver-based T… -
Costco Canada offering full refunds in latest recall over potential Listeria
Costco Canada has issued a new food recall, and shoppers may want to double-check their fridges to see if they have the affected products. On Tuesday, Costco Canada issued a state… -
COPE Vancouver announces ambitious plan to clean up Ken Sim's 'mess' with audit
Mayoral candidate Stephanie Allen and COPE Vancouver have a plan to clean up what they’re referring to as a “mess” that has been left behind by current mayor Ken Sim. On Wednesday… -
'Top Chef Canada' finalist to lead one of Vancouver's top fine dining restaurants
Five Sails has just announced that it has officially become Five Sails by Alex Kim, marking an exciting new era for the beloved waterfront restaurant. Since it opened in 1986, Fiv…
CBC + Global News + Daily Hive
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B.C. resident lost home to Bradley Creek wildfire: ‘It was all just so fast’
On Saturday, the Bradley Creek wildfire, burning west of Vernon, grew rapidly when wind gusts reached more than 70 kilometres an hour.
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Wildfire breaks out in Belcarra Park near Port Moody, Anmore
The Coastal Fire Centre says the fire is burning in Belcarra Park and is an estimated 0.8 hectares in size as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Chief says community was left ‘a war zone’ after Bradley Creek wildfire
"There are some structures that, I'll be turning 67 in November and those structures were there all my life and to see them suddenly gone, it's just devastating," Dan Wilson said.
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Evac alert expected to be upgraded to order for Quilpituk Creek wildfire
Central Okanagan Emergency Management said the evacuation orders for the 2,223 properties and evacuation alerts for 425 properties in the wildfire area will remain in place.
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WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 BC: Aug. 5
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6 BC.
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WATCH: Global Okanagan News at 5:30 p.m. – August 5
Watch the online news edition of Global Okanagan at 5:30 p.m.
-
Trucking, transportation businesses cautioned of ‘large-scale fraud’: RCMP
Twelve businesses spanning across Saskatchewan told police they were scammed after people purchased goods with fraudulent credit cards over the phone, the RCMP say.
-
Several evacuation orders in Boston Bar area downgraded to alerts
The Brunswick Creek wildfire is still considered out of control; however, BC Wildfire advises the risk has sufficiently subsided and residents may return home if they choose to.
-
Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley under air quality advisory due to wildfire smoke
Some parts of Metro Vancouver have air quality ranked at a Level Nine, with the Eastern Fraser Valley ranked at a Level 10 plus, which means very high risk.
-
RCMP recover nearly 400 vehicles in ‘coordinated’ anti-fraud pilot program
Project NoCargo targets transnational organized crime networks using fake or stolen credentials to purchase vehicles insurance policies, a press release states.
-
Operating expenses of B.C. municipal governments far outpaces population growth and inflation: report
Municipal operating spending across British Columbia nearly doubled over a 14-year period, growing substantially faster than both population and inflation, according to a new repo…
-
New wildlife overpass above highway is B.C.'s widest outside national parks
A brand-new wildlife overpass spanning Highway 93/95 — also known as Kootenay Highway — near Radium Hot Springs in the British Columbia interior is helping animals safely cross th…
-
Kelly Hrudey let go by Sportsnet after 30+ years on the air
Kelly Hrudey’s run with Sportsnet has come to an end. The former NHL goalie, who spent more than three decades as an analyst with Hockey Night in Canada, revealed his departure fr…
-
Suspected human-caused out-of-control wildfire burning in Metro Vancouver park
An out-of-control wildfire is burning in a popular Metro Vancouver park, and authorities are asking residents to clear the area. The Village of Anmore has announced that emergency…
-
BC Hydro to build its first grid-scale battery storage facility
BC Hydro has begun searching for companies to design and build British Columbia’s first grid-scale battery energy storage facility, which is planned for a site near Duncan — locat…
-
TSN reporter cashes in with $50,000 and a luxury vehicle from Drake
Drake hosted the third annual Strong Women, Stronger Drinks event at Casa Loma in Toronto on Tuesday, and a few women in attendance walked away with some lavish prizes, including …
-
BC Hydro to buy natural gas power plant to help prevent province-wide electricity shortfalls
BC Hydro is purchasing a natural gas-fired power plant in Campbell River to provide backup electricity during periods of high demand. The need for additional electricity capacity …
-
Solution to Vancouver Canucks practice facility fiasco seems so simple
It seems so easy, so why is this so hard? The Vancouver Canucks have been trying to build a practice facility for more than a decade. Soon, they’ll become the only team in the NHL…
-
Vancouver's largest used book sale has over 50,000 titles starting at $2
Vancouver Public Library’s massive used book sale returns this month, and bookworms will be in page-turning paradise. Friends of the Vancouver Public Library is hosting its popula…
-
Canada needs 'a lot more' AI data centres, according to billionaire CEO
German-Canadian billionaire Tobias “Tobi” Lütke is once again ruffling feathers with another hot take: Canada needs more AI data centres. The founder and CEO of e-commerce platfor…