Trudeau says he accepts finding of 'genocide' in MMIWG inquiry

Trudeau says he accepts finding of 'genocide' in MMIWG inquiry

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he accepts the finding that Canada’s treatment of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls amounts to genocide. Nigel Newlove reports.

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North Vancouver flower shop reopens with support from the community

North Vancouver flower shop reopens with support from the community

The owner of Special Moments Flowers & Gifts has reopened just in time for Mother’s Day weekend after a car slammed through the store and was forced to close for several days.

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Aurora dazzles Canadians in big cities

Aurora dazzles Canadians in big cities

You usually think of the Northern Lights as a show for high latitude communities but strong solar activity has delivered a stunning show nearly across the globe. David Zura explains.

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Vancouver Island dancers could win $1M as they reach Canada's Got Talent finale

Vancouver Island dancers could win $1M as they reach Canada’s Got Talent finale

The pressure is on for Funkanometry, a hip hop duo from Vancouver Island. The dancers, who are both in their early 20s, have made it to the final round of Canada’s Got Talent.

Policing with compassion: how the RCMP approaches mental health crisis calls

Policing with compassion: how the RCMP approaches mental health crisis calls

The Richmond RCMP Fox 80 program pairs psychiatric nurses with officers when responding to mental health calls, offering an alternative approach to policing by providing resources to those who are vulnerable.

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Vancouver Island dancers could win $1M as they reach Canada's Got Talent finale

Vancouver Island dancers could win $1M as they reach Canada’s Got Talent finale

The pressure is on for Funkanometry, a hip hop duo from Vancouver Island. The dancers, who are both in their early 20s, have made it to the final round of Canada’s Got Talent.

'State actor' blamed for cyberattack on B.C. government systems

‘State actor’ blamed for cyberattack on B.C. government systems

A sophisticated cyberattack on the B.C. government is under investigation, and the public service says it’s confident that it came from a ‘state or state-sponsored actor.’

Experts warning about the rise of super lice

Experts warning about the rise of super lice

Just when you thought these critters were hard to get rid of, experts are warning parents about a resurgence of super lice. Afua Baah has the details rapid return of the tiny bugs.

ICBC announces customer rebates

ICBC announces customer rebates

If you had a basic car insurance policy with ICBC in February this year, you will be getting some money back. Kier Junos reports on the $110 rebate coming to B.C. drivers this summer.

Hikers safe after spending night on Grouse Mountain

Hikers safe after spending night on Grouse Mountain

Two hikers who got separated from their group while hiking on the BCMC trail are safe after spending the night on Grouse Mountain. Monika Gul with more on what happened.