Fantilli, Merzlikins power Blue Jackets over Leafs
Adam Fantilli registered his first career hat trick and Elvis Merzlikins made 29 saves as the Columbus Blue Jackets thumped the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-1 on Wednesday.
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Inquest into B.C. woman’s starvation death hears of home-share provider burnout
The advocate in charge of helping adults with developmental disabilities navigate B.C. government supports says his office often hears about burned out home-share providers." ...
Bears, bobcats, cougars and more: Hidden trail cams capture B.C. wildlife
A Sunshine Coast woman, inspired by a Global News story about wildlife photos, decided to start capturing images herself to stunning results.
Accused killer looked up how to cleanse self of evil because victim bit ‘into my neck’
The man accused in the brutal stabbing death of a Vancouver park caretaker faced cross examination Wednesday. Brent White is claiming self-defence and much of the Crown's questioning focused on his ...
West Kelowna, B.C. winery testing out infrared technology on its vineyard
Quails' Gate Winery is testing infrared technology to stay sustainable through cold weather. The tech is expected to make the vines about 6 C warmer than the surrounding air.
‘What the heck is going on?’ Why this B.C. community put up a border fence with the U.S.
"The timing of it is so ironic," immigration lawyer Len Saunders said. "My immediate reaction was 'This is (Donald) Trump ... but it's the Canadians doing it." ...
Something Beautiful: Supporting adults with disabilities in Stonewall
The two businesses and the organization's offices are in an old Home Hardware building in downtown Stonewall, which CLI ...
Herb Jamieson homeless shelter converts daytime beds to community space
Some changes to the way the Herb Jamieson Centre operates caught those who use the men's emergency homeless shelter in central Edmonton by surprise.
Class-action lawsuit targeting opioid manufacturers certified by B.C. Supreme Court
B.C. can now proceed as a representative plaintiff on behalf of other Canadian governments with the litigation aimed at recovering the costs of treating opioid-related diseases.
B.C. veteran ‘angry’ Canadian flag was damaged, no one took responsibility
According to the Canadian government, a faded or torn flag should be replaced as soon as possible, among other rules and responsibilities.
‘There’s more to come’: Chilliwack brewery’s closure a sign of industry troubles
Breweries have seen their operating costs, from ingredients to labour to rent, climb by 32 per cent in the last three years according to the B.C. Craft Brewers' Guild.