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The last tenant is finally out of the Luugat SRO on Granville street – nearly two months after the government promised to vacate the building. As Kristen Robinson reports, despite the fact there are no tenants left, BC Housing is still refusing to let the media see conditions inside.

Tonight’s top stories from Global News Hour at 6 BC.

The B.C. government released its First Quarterly Report, including reporting on revenue and spending in the first quarter of the fiscal year. And a GoFundMe has been set up for a clerk of a Main Street corner store who was shot.

The annual 9/11 anniversary memorial event at Peace Arch marked 25 years since the tragic terrorist attacks in the United States. Vancouver International airport also played a major role with thousands of passengers being diverted to YVR in the wake of the attacks.

Details about a months-long Global News investigation into a dog attack involving Surrey councillor and mayoral candidate Linda Annis. And a floating trailer on Surrey’s Nicomekl River is drawing attention.

A violent shoplifting incident in Vancouver’s West End is prompting concerns for a safety plan. And a Langley family’s desperation to find their missing dog becomes a target of sophisticated scammers.

The chair of the Metro Vancouver Board is promising transparency on the severance package for the organization’s now-former CAO. A number of community members are reacting to news of the serious charges against Kal Dosanjh. The Granville Street Pedestrian Zone is officially closed with the stretch of road set to reopen to vehicle traffic later...

We bring you the latest on the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and Canada and wildfire crews from Mexico left BC. today after another explosive wildfire season.

A Squamish man is speaking out about his ordeal in the backcountry last week, after he went missing for six days. More fallout Sunday, from the departure of Metro Vancouver’s top bureaucrat, Jerry Dobrovolny. Vancouver swim clubs pushing back on the impending closure of yet another local pool.

The sons of the man struck and killed by a stray bullet in his Burnaby home say they are heartbroken by their father’s loss. And Canada’s counter-tariffs have spurred a fresh flood of retaliatory measures, but retail experts say there will be a lag before prices increase.

B.C. Premier David Eby spoke today as Canada’s tariffs against U.S. goods came into effect. And Kal Dosanjh’s lawyer is raising questions about the decision to have the Vancouver Police Department investigate one of its own members.

Tonight’s top stories from Global News Hour at 6 BC.

Tonight’s top stories from Global News Hour at 6 BC.

Tonight’s top stories from Global News Hour at 6 BC.

Tonight’s top stories from Global News Hour at 6 BC.

A CentreBC candidate has entered the running in the Abbotsford-Mission byelection. A Survey gets British Columbians opinions on land use and reconciliation. Some British Columbians are pushing back on U.S. President Donald Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario.

A byelection has been called in the riding of Abbotsford-Mission, with the vote to be held 28 days from now. BC Ferries cancels multiple sailings due to mechanical issues on two of its ageing vessels. The families of B.C. residents still missing after the flash floods in Nepal continue their agonizing wait to hear about...

More family members of people missing after the Nepal slide have come forward, as officials pledge financial aid after the disaster. And MLA Bruce Banman is the latest BC Conservative to dip from the party. Who’s next? Can Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s leadership survive?

We have the latest on the growing list of defectors from the BC Conservative Party and the fallout from the meeting on Wednesday night. And health officials are urging parents and guardians to make sure children’s vaccine records are up-to-date as kids get ready to go back to school.

Two more MLAs depart the B.C. Conservatives while its director of operators has been fired by Kerry-Lynne Findlay. And Delta police say a woman’s body was found in a burned field early on Wednesday morning.