Door-to-door 'scam' was actually legitimate, Kelowna RCMP say in correction
Actions previously described by police as a "scam" were actually legitimate, Mounties in Kelowna, B.C., say.
Actions previously described by police as a "scam" were actually legitimate, Mounties in Kelowna, B.C., say.
The demolition of a Vancouver heritage building damaged by fire last week was delayed again Thursday morning, this time by a police incident.
Abbotsford police issued an updated notice to let the public know that convicted sex offender living in the community now looks significantly different.
A British Columbia man has been banned from teaching for 10 years as a result of the relationships he formed with his students while working at an independent school.
A thief appears to have reconsidered her actions after targeting a garden centre in B.C.'s Interior.
More than two dozen co-workers are thousands of dollars richer thanks to a Lotto Max draw on April Fool's Day.
The husband and twin daughters of a B.C. woman who died after being hit by a rolling delivery van are suing two logistics companies and Amazon.
A man who spent nearly 50 years behind bars died last week at a B.C. corrections facility.
A B.C. tribunal ordered Best Buy to pay more than $2,000 to a Vancouver company after a package wasn't left in a secure location and was stolen.
A survivor of B.C.'s catastrophic floods last year is warning others to check their insurance policies, saying she received a payout of only $30,000 after her home was destroyed.
RCMP in one Metro Vancouver city say they've received 22 reports of alleged cryptocurrency fraud since January with losses topping $2.6 million.
A bad online review isn't actually all that bad for business, according to new research from a B.C. university.
Vancouver Island has long been known as a place where people come to retire, but a new report shows that is no longer the case. The island’s immigration is now being fuelled by young, working families.
The latest report on luxury real estate in Vancouver suggests the only housing type seeing an increase in sales so far this year is condominiums. Here's a look at what's available in that category.
A plan that could have seen owners of luxury real estate paying more on their property taxes was shut down by Vancouver city council this week.
It's the Queen's 96th birthday and the monarch is celebrating the event at Sandringham. Paul Workman reports from Buckingham Palace.
Russia has issued a fresh round of sanctions, targeting 61 Canadians including premiers, mayors, journalists, military officials and top staffers in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government.
Even as he decries government policies for pushing up the cost of housing, Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre is defending investments he and his wife made in rental properties of the kind that some economists say contribute to rising real estate prices.
Canadians considering summer travel plans have to factor in COVID-19 restrictions that are in flux around the world, as countries change their rules on masking and border-crossing. CTVNews.ca has compiled a list of the vaccination, COVID-19 testing and masking requirements at some of the most popular vacation destinations for Canadians:
Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed victory in the battle for Mariupol on Thursday, even as he ordered his troops not to take the risk of storming the giant steel plant where the last Ukrainian defenders in the city were holed up.
A resurging interest in travel has seen the number of Canadian passports issued over the past year more than triple, in some cases resulting in longer wait times, the latest figures from the federal government show.
It was no surprise that beloved Antigonish, N.S., taxi driver John MacLellan gave what money he had to the local hospital in his will, family friend Margie Zinck said.
The Ukrainian Canadian Congress says an arson attack on the home of a Ukrainian family in Victoria should be investigated as a hate crime.
Shana Olie says she never thought she'd be stuck in Canada, unable to see her gravely ill father in the U.K. -- not because of the pandemic, but due to administrative delays at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is asking lawmakers to end Disney's government in a move that jeopardizes the symbiotic relationship between the state and company.