Friends, colleagues and students are remembering University of British Columbia professor Sinikka Elliott for her advocacy, warmth and research contributions.
For the second night in a row, Vancouver police used a helicopter and patrol boat to clear away crowds of people gathered at English Bay after 10 p.m.
In addition to vaccine appointments opening up for those 18 and up, Fraser Health will be opening several drop-in clinics for Surrey residents.
Salmon-farming company Cermaq wants to dump pesticides in Clayoquot Sound, off the west coast of B.C. But conservationists and tour operators say this could adversely affect the local whale population.
Police in West Vancouver say nearly a dozen fraud-related charges have been laid against a 38-year-old Vancouver man after a lengthy investigation.
A cat in B.C.'s Fraser Valley has been reunited with its owner after spending at least three days stuck in a tree about 35 metres off the ground.
The B.C. Centre for Disease Control added a total of 25 flights with COVID-19 cases on board to its list of public exposures last week, less than half as many as it added the week prior.
A Canadian distribution company is recalling a soft Italian cheese because it may be contaminated with listeria.
The incident happened in the early morning hours of Tuesday, May 11, near the intersection of Queens Avenue and 7th Street, according New Westminster police.
Big trees, small trees, dead trees, softwoods and hardwoods have all become valuable targets of tree poachers in British Columbia as timber prices hit record levels.
The new beer taps at The Small Axe Roadhouse bar in Enderby, B.C., includes two mannequin torsos, with a draught beer tap installed on each breast.
After four days of intensive searching, UBC professor Sinikka Elliott's body has been found, say RCMP.
Including the latest murder at a Burnaby shopping centre, seven people have now been shot dead in public settings in Metro Vancouver since mid-April.
Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart is apologizing and condemning systemic racism after an incident that the city's police department describes as a case of mistaken identity.
A COVID-19 outbreak that killed two residents of a retirement home in B.C.'s Interior is now over, according to the local health authority.
Although all visible flames have been tamped out, there’s still smoke coming from the attic, says Mark Griffioen, deputy fire chief.
Surry RCMP are investigating an assault with a weapon after a man was found injured on the side of the road.
Matthew Highmore scored twice in the third period Saturday as the Vancouver Canucks topped the Edmonton Oilers 4-1.
Rich Coleman was recalled to testify Friday at the public inquiry into money laundering to face more questions about statements he made in January 2011.
A B.C. brewery has debuted a pandemic-inspired beer that can disappear into the background of some video conference calls.
Mounties were called in to round up four goats on the side of a highway in Surrey, B.C., this week.
A customer has been recorded losing his cool at staff while buying food at a McDonald’s restaurant in Richmond, B.C.
Mounties in Surrey say they have dismantled a drug lab that was capable of producing enough fentanyl on a weekly basis to kill everyone in British Columbia twice, with enough fatal doses leftover to kill half the population a third time.
Conservation officers are advising all visitors to a popular Vancouver park to take precautions after two more people reported being attacked by a coyote.
B.C. has recorded its second case of a rare blood clot condition linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Beneath that fragrant, golden-brown exterior could lurk some surprising and unhealthy ingredients.
The recent cyberattack on a major U.S. pipeline has shone a spotlight on just how vulnerable the internet has made all of us, and why cybersecurity is so important.
E-commerce has saved local businesses across the country during the pandemic. E-commerce platform Shopify says the number of Canadian businesses that joined its platform doubled in 2020, and sellers added $18 billion in economic activity.
The two-bedroom, three-bathroom unit at 860 Craig Rd. was listed for just over $1.4 million, but sold for $1 million more than that.
If you own a home, chances are you have homeowners' insurance to protect you when disaster strikes. But what if you rent? Do you still need insurance? The answer is an emphatic yes, and those who have experienced disasters – like flooding, fires or big storms – know first-hand just how valuable it turns out to be.
Increasing values are prompting homeowners to sell, but the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver says more supply is still needed to meet active market demands.
A now muted Maritime landmark designed to warn ships could be forever silenced. CTV’s Todd Battis explains.
9-year-old uses social media to help save lives in India
'Feared for my life': Alta. doc shares COVID-19 experience
Romania's Bran Castle, widely known as 'Dracula's castle,' is offering Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine to visitors.
Young Gaby stars in her own TV show for kids, showing what's behind her admiration for agriculture.
Athletes from around the world are taking part in a virtual marathon and two Canadians are leading the pack.
CTV News has learned that since March, the military has been aware of a sexual misconduct claim against Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin, who stepped down from his role overseeing the vaccine rollout two days ago.
Canada is set to receive a large infusion of COVID-19 vaccines this week, even as questions swirl around how the immunization drive will be affected by the sudden departure of the man tasked with overseeing it.
The Israeli military unleashed a wave of heavy airstrikes on the Gaza Strip early Monday, saying it destroyed 15 kilometers (nine miles) of militant tunnels and the homes of nine alleged Hamas commanders.
Indigenous patients had higher rates of deadly surgical complications and were less likely to undergo life-saving procedures, such as cardiac surgery and caesarean births, according to a new, Indigenous-expert-led study.
It could be weeks before Health Canada is able to say for sure whether the first delivery of 300,000 Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses can be used due to the ongoing quality control review, according to the agency's chief medical adviser.
A report released last week looks at the actual monetary cost of Canada's theft and commodification of Indigenous lands, as well as the ways that Canada perpetuates poverty for Indigenous people through policies and court decisions.
Amid the growing violence in east Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip, supporters of the Palestinian solidarity movement held peaceful protests in cities across Canada on Friday and Saturday, ranging from small car rallies to massive marches of thousands of people.
Volunteers in Montreal are helping to construct a massive art installation around 10 metres tall, which will take the form of a giant levitating tap, spewing plastic garbage, all to make a statement on plastic pollution in our oceans.
The federal Liberal government is facing growing calls for answers on why the military general who was overseeing Canada's COVID-19 vaccination campaign has been sidelined, as well as who will be replacing him.
