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Are the raspberries in my fridge OK to eat? What to know about chemical levels on Driscoll's berries

You may be having second thoughts about eating the berries in your fridge after CBC News spoke with a whistleblower who made a startling claim about the amount of chemicals on fruit that a U.S. company allegedly shipped to Canada.

Boat collision at Woodfibre LNG site near Squamish was due to safety gaps, TSB finds

Canada's Transportation Safety Board has found a series of gaps leading to a crash between a tugboat and a workboat in 2024, sinking one of the vessels in the waters near Squamish, B.C.

Vancouver Goldeneyes sign No. 1 PWHL draft pick Caroline Harvey to 3-year deal

The Vancouver Goldeneyes have signed their top prospect, defender Caroline (KK) Harvey to a three-year contract.

Hopes for lasting economic legacy in Kitimat as LNG Canada Phase 2 advances

Confirmation that Phase 2 of the LNG Canada project will proceed is raising hopes for an economic boom in Kitimat, along with calls to ensure the benefits aren't short-lived.

Carney announces $1.2B in funding to protect oceans as major projects loom

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced $1.2 billion in federal funding for ocean protections Tuesday, as the country moves toward decisions on a new pipeline to the West Coast and the expansion of a major port in Metro Vancouver.

Some Tsawwassen First Nation members voting in 3 elections this October

Some Tsawwassen First Nation members will participate in three elections this October, as the nation's chief and legislature are up for a vote at the same time as the municipal and provincial elections.

How Michelle Good weaves her family’s truth through her fiction

Good joined Mattea Roach on Bookends to talk about her new book, Eliza Sunshine, the power of hope to propel us forward and the family legacy that inspired this point of view.

Orange Shirt Day creator Phyllis Webstad reflects on a life of overcoming adversity in new memoir

The Orange Shirt Day creator reflects on her life in new memoir, We Are Still Here.

Canucks enjoy season-opening win over Oilers

The Manny Malhotra era for the Vancouver Canucks is off to a positive start, even if it was a lot closer than it looked like it was going to be.

Cotter, Canucks outlast Oilers 6-5 in overtime

Paul Cotter capped a two-goal night with the game winner 1:59 into overtime as the Vancouver Canucks got off to a strong start in defeating the Edmonton Oilers 6-5 on Tuesday night.

Nanaimo encampment in place for 20 years should be cleaned up, neighbours say

Mike Gogo, who runs Gogo's Christmas Tree Farm in South Nanaimo, told Global News that the encampment is about four miles away from his property.

Mary Louie recalls leaving residential school and why her band marks Orange Shirt Day a day early

When Mary Louie was at Residential school she remembers wanting only one thing when she was a young girl at residential school: to get home.

Woven baskets gifted to Okanagan elder, replacing those lost to wildfire

A B.C. woman who read an Okanagan Indian Band elder's story of losing treasured items in the Bradley Creek wildfire gifted him four woven baskets, believed to be of Syilx origin, from her home.

Orange Shirt Society kiosk opens in Kamloops, after years of companies selling unaffiliated merchandise

After years of unaffiliated companies profiting off of Orange Shirt Day, the founder of the Orange Shirt Society has opened her own kiosk to sell official merchandise bearing the society's legal trademark to the term "Every Child Matters."

The difference between local governments and the provincial government in B.C.

After B.C. NDP Leader David Eby called a snap election, voters in B.C. are preparing for elections at both the municipal and provincial level — just a week apart. Public administration experts agree that with provincial campaigns and local campaigns overlapping, voters have a lot to keep track of.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation recognized on B.C. election campaign

Politicians in British Columbia's election campaign are paying their respects on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. 

Tsawwassen First Nation ends B.C. Truth and Reconciliation event early due to 'critical incident'

Multi-year ban for B.C. teacher caught in Grindr sting chatting with user he believed was 14

A British Columbia high school teacher has been handed a multi-year ban after he was caught arranging to meet who he thought was a 14-year-old boy through the dating app Grindr.

2 pedestrians killed at Tsawwassen Mills Mall in B.C. after driver suffers medical emergency

Police said around 10:25 a.m., preliminary information indicated the driver of the vehicle may have experienced a medical emergency and struck four pedestrians.

Vancouver mayoral candidates plan to take on public safety

An election plebiscite question asks whether the city should formally request the province to use part of the old St. Paul's Hospital for involuntary care beds.