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B.C. officials urge kids to return to school with up-to-date vaccinesDr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.'s provincial health officer, said it is not too late to make sure children's vaccinations are up-to-date as they head back-to-school.HealthAug 27
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Recovery Alberta closes Edmonton addiction treatment program, drops hundreds from wait listFor hundreds of Albertans on the waiting list at the Henwood Treatment Centre, the loss of the program means they are back to square one in their search for addiction treatment.PoliticsAug 25
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More B.C. evacuees returning home Saturday, but told to prepare for changesResidents are advised to take precautions when they return home, including sanitizing their fridges as they clear out spoiled food, and to assess trees and property for damages.EnvironmentAug 15
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10 Canadian youths died from injuries during e-scooter, e-bike use in 2025: reportDoctors say the provinces and territories have a "patchwork" of rules surrounding what age youth can use the devices, but injuries and deaths are happening to youth of all ages.CanadaAug 13
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Status of ‘iconic’ mountain goats living near evacuated B.C. community is uncertainIt is not clear yet what has happened to a small group of "iconic" mountain goats, as a large wildfire burns out of control near the evacuated community of Summerland, B.C.CanadaAug 13
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‘Sober Once Again’: Nanaimo tugboat break-in suspect in recovery, pleads guiltySecurity cameras captured Marcel Fontaine aboard the tugboat ‘Trend D Foam’, engaged in bizarre behaviour during a 30-hour stay earlier this year.CrimeAug 7
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Heat warnings blanket most of B.C., pose risk to public healthThis ridge of high pressure will bring elevated temperatures during the day and while it will cool down at night, temperatures will remain high.HealthJul 22
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‘Proven treatment’: B.C. boy’s family pleads with province to fund international careNatasha Hepburn’s nine-year-old son, Nathan, has been diagnosed with brain arteriovenous malformation (AVM), which is a rare and life-threatening condition.HealthJul 15
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3 Winnipeg care homes face air conditioning outages during summer heat waveThree Winnipeg personal care homes are operating without fully functional air conditioning units while hot, humid weather hits the city.HealthJul 14
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B.C. nurses begin targeted job action across the provinceThe BC Nurses' Union issued a 72-hour strike notice on Monday, saying it had yet to receive a meaningful response from its employer.HealthJul 2
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How Canada helped in past U.S. wildfires as Ford says some are ‘chirping’As wildfires continue to burn across Canada, American politicians have been vocal about their displeasure surrounding smoke that has made its way to American skies.CanadaJul 17
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Ottawa and B.C. agree to maintain tanker ban. What’s in the new deal?The future of the ban came into question after the federal government and Alberta signed a memorandum of understanding in November to lay the foundation of a new oil pipeline.CanadaJul 2
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‘They’ll be losing out’: Province cuts funding for Delta seniors’ fitness programThe non-profit society’s Seniors Can Move program provided over 300 free spots to people between the ages of 65 and 97 last year.PoliticsJun 8
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Stampeders seek to rein in Roughriders’ offenceThe Saskatchewan Roughriders showed what quarterback Trevor Harris can do with healthy receivers in the CFL team's season-opener.SportsJun 19
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Kerry-Lynne Findlay voted new leader of the BC Conservative PartyIn a tight race that came down to four rounds of voting, Kerry-Lynne Findlay received 4,696.51 points, or 51 per cent of the vote, to win.PoliticsMay 30
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Horse hit at Winnipeg racetrack in ‘hard to watch’ video prompts calls for changeA jockey can be seen in the barn area of a Winnipeg racetrack hitting a horse in a video shared by Animal Justice. Now, advocates are calling for in-stable cameras.CanadaMay 15
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‘Huge sense of relief’: B.C. woman’s accused stalker denied bailThe alleged victim told Global News she received a call from Crown counsel, who informed her the judge had denied Andy Yun’s release.CrimeMay 6
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Canadian Gastrointestinal Society calling out B.C. for being slow to approve drugsThe GI Society claims that in many cases, a doctor will prescribe an older medication and tell the patient to throw it out, sometimes multiple times.HealthApr 27
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Lytton was razed by fire. Some fear financial ruin is next for the tiny B.C. villageRoss and Judith Urquhart have called Lytton, B.C., home for half a century, leaving only for as long it took to rebuild after a raging wildfire forced them to flee in 2021.CanadaApr 16
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Decade of death: With 18K lives lost, B.C. counts cost of 10-year drug emergencyMore than 18,000 people have died from toxic illicit drugs in British Columbia since a public health emergency was declared on April 14, 2016.HealthApr 8