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  • Maxwell Johnson and his granddaughter, Tori, speak to CTV News Vancouver on Monday, Jan. 20, 2020.

    'Pretty traumatizing': Innocent man handcuffed outside Vancouver bank questions institution's apology

    An Indigenous man who was handcuffed at a Vancouver bank while trying to open an account for his granddaughter opens up about the incident, and the apology from BMO. 1

  • A snowboarder who had to be rescued on the North Shore on Jan. 20, 2020 after going out of bounds is seen in this image from CTV's Chopper 9.

    Out-of-bounds snowboarder rescued on North Shore

    RCMP are hoping the public can identify these two people who are suspected of using stolen debit cards to commit about $28,000 in fraudulent transactions. If you know them call Surrey RCMP 604 599 0502. If you wish to make an anonymous report, please contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or www.solvecrime.ca

    Debit card dangers: A Cloverdale couple says their bank failed to protect them

    Officials say they seized approximately 50 kilograms of suspected illicit drugs during a bust the CFSEU says is the largest in its hisotry.

    This Lower Mainland drug raid was one of B.C.'s largest

  • The Granville Street Bridge is shown in a concept sketch from the City of Vancouver.

    Here's what the upgraded Granville Street Bridge could look like

    Dog seized

    20 sick and neglected animals seized from property in Langley

    Prince Harry gestures in the gardens of Buckingham Palace in London, Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)

    Prince Harry en route to Canada, U.K. media reports suggest

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  • Gordon Smith is seen in this undated handout photo. B.C.-based painter, philanthropist and educator Gordon Smith has died. Vancouver's Equinox Gallery says the celebrated artist, who dedicated his life to the arts and mentoring new talent, died Saturday. He was 100. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Martin Tessler, Equinox Gallery

    Gordon Smith, B.C.-based painter and educator, dies at 100

    B.C. Conservation officers and crews from the Penticton Fire Department rescued an injured mule deer that had run out on a frozen lake, likely to escape a hungry coyote. (BC Conservation Officer Service/Facebook)

    Conservation officers rescue deer from frozen Okanagan lake

    A raccoon basks on a trampoline in Richmond's Burkeville neighbourhood. (Submitted)

    Aggressive raccoons leave Richmond residents feeling 'threatened'

  • Zhang said news about the mysterious virus brought back memories of the 2002-03 SARS outbreak. SARS was also a coronavirus; it spread to more than two dozen countries, including Canada, and killed nearly 800. (CTV)

    New screening measures coming to YVR after virus outbreak in China

    This combination image shows two posts circulating on social media, both of which police believe to be a hoax.

    Posts about $100 bills, zip ties left by sex traffickers believed to be a hoax: police

    Ethel Morley turned 100 on Saturday, surrounded by friends and family at Commodore Lanes, where she's a dedicated member of the league. (CTV)

    'If there's any secret to aging, it's bowling': Vancouver bowler turns 100

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  • After decades of controversy that reached all the way to the Supreme Court, the Jumbo Glacier in British Columbia's central Purcell Mountains is to be handed over to the Ktunaxa First Nation to manage as an Indigenous Protected Area. (Jon Watts/Flickr)

    Once proposed as ski resort, B.C.'s Jumbo Glacier turned over to First Nation

    In this Jan. 7, 2020, file photo, Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex leave after visiting Canada House in London, after their recent stay in Canada. (AP Photo/Frank Augstein, File)

    If Harry and Meghan moved to Vancouver, how much would security cost?

    Canada's first opioid vending machine. (MySafeProject/Twitter)

    Canada's first opioid vending machine launches in Vancouver

  • Slush, snow and ice cover Metro Vancouver roads

    Should snow tires be mandatory in B.C.? Critics say no

    Staff at the branch have been taking Kyndill to the vet daily to have his bandages changed and to apply a burn cream to his paws. (BC SPCA)

    SPCA raising funds for stray cat found with serious burns on paws

    Elliot, who is now a mother herself, would like to meet her birth mother. But she said she understands why the woman isn’t ready yet. (Teanna Elliot)

    Abandoned in a Calgary parking lot as a newborn, B.C. woman finds birth mother

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  • RCMP are hoping the public can identify these two people who are suspected of using stolen debit cards to commit about $28,000 in fraudulent transactions. If you know them call Surrey RCMP 604 599 0502. If you wish to make an anonymous report, please contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or www.solvecrime.ca

    Debit card dangers: A Cloverdale couple says their bank failed to protect them

    A Cloverdale couple is out nearly $12,000 after thieves used their debit card to steal from their bank accounts. They wonder why their bank didn’t block all the unusual transactions.

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    Brooklyn artist King Princess performed in Vancouver in support of her latest album, "Cheap Queen." The concert at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on Jan. 16, 2020 was captured by photographer Anil Sharma.

    King Princess takes the stage at Vancouver's Queen Elizabeth Theatre

    Brooklyn artist King Princess performed in Vancouver in support of her latest album, "Cheap Queen."

  • Chemicals found in some takeout containers can be linked to health risks.

    Takeout containers may expose consumers to toxic chemicals: research

    A new report finds not all luggage is created equally. Some suitcases are more durable than others, and more suitable for certain kinds of trips.

    Planning a trip? These are the most durable kinds of luggage

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    Snow on Buttle Lake, near Gold River and Campbell River. (Tracy Guss photo)

    Weather Watch: Viewer photo of the day

     
    There's no shortage of beautiful views in B.C., and that's even truer after a fresh blanketing of snow. Here are some of the scenic views submitted by CTV News readers and viewers. (Joe Fortes Park, shot by Sean Neild)

    CTV viewer gallery: Beautiful views of snowy B.C.

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