CTV NewsBritish Columbia COVID-19 outbreak that halted visitation at Langley care home now over ctvnews.ca - Ian Holliday VANCOUVER -- The COVID-19 outbreak at a multi-purpose seniors' care home in Langley is now over, Fraser Health said Thursday. Just two weeks after it …
CTV NewsBritish Columbia Top Vancouver chef pleads with government to bring back indoor dining ctvnews.ca - Shannon Paterson VANCOUVER -- Hawksworth in downtown Vancouver is consistently rated as one of Canada’s top fine dining restaurants. But with the 100-seat dining room …
CTV NewsAffordable Housing Affordable housing program aimed at 'middle-income' families gets $2 billion boost ctvnews.ca - Sheila Scott VANCOUVER -- A housing partnership program designed to create affordable housing units for "middle-income households" in B.C. got a $2 billion boost …
CTV NewsCoronavirus (Canada) Less than 1 per cent of vaccinated B.C. residents have gone on to catch COVID-19, health officials say ctvnews.ca VANCOUVER -- Hundreds of people in British Columbia have tested positive for COVID-19 after getting at least one dose of the vaccine, CTV News has …
CTV NewsChilliwack Large brush fire burning near Highway 1 in Chilliwack ctvnews.ca - Jordan Jiang CHILLIWACK, B.C. -- Chilliwack fire crews are at the scene of a large brush fire on Cannor Road near Highway 1. An aerial ladder truck has been set up …
CTV NewsVancouver Coastal Health Variants of concern now make up 70 per cent of COVID-19 cases in Vancouver health region ctvnews.ca - Andrew Weichel VANCOUVER -- Variants of concern now make up about 60 per cent of identified COVID-19 cases across British Columbia, and even more in the health …
CTV NewsCocaine $3.5 million of suspected cocaine destined for Canada seized at border ctvnews.ca - Lisa Green VANCOUVER -- Sixty-four bricks of suspected cocaine worth $3.5 million dollars were seized by Canadian border services officers at Canada-U.S. border …
CTV NewsHousing B.C. puts $2B toward low-interest loans for builders of affordable housing ctvnews.ca - The Canadian Press VICTORIA -- The B.C. government says it's investing $2 billion in a low-interest loan program for builders of affordable housing. Housing Minister …
CTV NewsFreedom of Information Hackers asked TransLink for $7.5 million in December ransomware attack ctvnews.ca - Allison Hurst VANCOUVER -- CTV News Vancouver has learned the hackers who ground TransLink’s payment systems to a halt in December were asking for approximately …
CTV NewsHeadaches Massey Tunnel counterflow system issue causes headaches for morning commuters ctvnews.ca - Lisa Green VANCOUVER -- Electrical issues meant no Massey Tunnel counterflow for Thursday’s morning rush. The Ministry of Transportation says the problem will …
CTV NewsSports (Canada) Canucks-Oilers game postponed after player speaks out about COVID-19 recovery ctvnews.ca - The Canadian Press VANCOUVER -- Breaking news update: TSN has confirmed the Vancouver Canucks-Edmonton Oilers game scheduled to take place Friday has been postponed the …
CTV NewsPolicing 'Go back to dealing drugs': New watchdog review into Vancouver police officer already convicted of uttering threats ctvnews.ca - Penny Daflos VANCOUVER -- CTV News has learned a Vancouver police officer previously convicted of threatening a business owner is now under review by the VPD and …
CTV NewsPandemics Adults are more important than peers to kids during COVID-19 pandemic, child development expert says ctvnews.ca - Lisa Green VANCOUVER -- Despite the social belief that kids need their peers to stay emotionally healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic, a childhood development …
CTV NewsChilliwack Man dead, woman with life-threatening injuries after apparent shooting in Chilliwack ctvnews.ca - Michele Brunoro CHILLIWACK, B.C. -- Chilliwack RCMP say a man is dead and a woman has life threatening injuries after an apparent shooting. Police are not looking for …
CTV NewsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoChilliwack Man dead, woman with life-threatening injuries after shooting in Chilliwack near school ctvnews.ca - Michele Brunoro CHILLIWACK, B.C. -- RCMP say a man is dead and a woman has life-threatening injuries after a shooting that happened across the street from a …
CTV NewsBritish Columbia B.C. residential school will be torn down, replaced with $13.5M development ctvnews.ca - The Canadian Press Years of lobbying by Indigenous leaders in northern B.C. have paid off -- the federal and provincial governments say the former residential school …
CTV NewsBMW Driver in a BMW spotted travelling along Vancouver seawall ctvnews.ca - CTVNewsVancouver.ca VANCOUVER -- Those taking a stroll along Vancouver's seawall may have witnessed an odd sight Wednesday evening when a BMW was spotted on the popular …
CTV NewsCerebral Palsy Care worker apologizes for abandoning B.C. woman with cerebral palsy ctvnews.ca - Michele Brunoro VANCOUVER -- A care worker who abandoned a Surrey, B.C., woman with cerebral palsy, leaving her alone for hours, is expressing remorse. “I feel …
CTV NewsPolicing Overnight shooting at Surrey motel was targeted, Mounties say ctvnews.ca - Kendra Mangione VANCOUVER -- Police say a shooting at a motel in Surrey's Whalley neighbourhood was targeted. In a news release, the Surrey RCMP said the shooting …
CTV NewsCanada Medical supplies by drone? Test flights conducted at B.C. university ctvnews.ca - Lisa Green VANCOUVER -- A B.C. university is testing flights enabled with a 5G drone to show how medical supplies could be delivered to remote communities. InDro …
CTV NewsVancouver Aquarium Vancouver Aquarium sold to American tourism and entertainment company ctvnews.ca - Maria Weisgarber VANCOUVER -- The Vancouver Aquarium has been sold to U.S.-based tourism and entertainment company Herschend Enterprises. The popular local attraction …
CTV NewsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoVancouver Aquarium Fighting bankruptcy, Vancouver Aquarium now owned by U.S.-based theme-park operator ctvnews.ca - Alyse Kotyk VANCOUVER -- The Vancouver Aquarium has new owners in a transfer the facility says will save it from closure. In a news release Thursday, the …
CTV NewsPolicing Vancouver stalking case: Man charged a month after woman posts video of stranger following her ctvnews.ca - David Molko VANCOUVER -- A man has been charged about a month after a widely-shared video was posted to social media showing what the poster described as a …
CTV NewsBonnie Henry Officials say B.C. residents 'shouldn't' see people from other households, but no change to restrictions yet ctvnews.ca - Andrew Weichel VANCOUVER -- As B.C. health officials grapple with the province's record-breaking third wave of the pandemic, they are urging residents to avoid …
CTV NewsBonnie Henry Officials say B.C. residents 'shouldn't' see people from other households, but no change to restrictions yet ctvnews.ca - Andrew Weichel VANCOUVER -- As B.C. health officials grapple with the province's record-breaking third wave of the pandemic, they are urging residents to avoid …
CTV NewsCoronavirus (COVID-19) COVID-19's spread in B.C.: Modelling update coming from top health officials ctvnews.ca - CTVNewsVancouver.ca VANCOUVER -- British Columbians will get another snapshot Thursday of how COVID-19 is spreading in the province as health officials are scheduled to …
CTV NewsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoBonnie Henry COVID-19 modelling: B.C. could soon see 2,000 cases per day if contacts don't decrease ctvnews.ca - Ian Holliday VANCOUVER -- COVID-19 transmission in British Columbia may be beginning to slow down, but the province still has a ways to go, according to the …
CTV NewsCoronavirus (COVID-19) COVID-19 update: B.C. health officials to reveal latest cases, deaths, outbreaks ctvnews.ca - CTVNewsVancouver.ca VANCOUVER -- B.C.'s top health officials will give a COVID-19 update Thursday, revealing how many more people have tested positive for the disease in …
CTV NewsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoCoronavirus (COVID-19) COVID-19 update: 1,205 new cases as B.C. sees record-high number hospitalizations ctvnews.ca - CTVNewsVancouver.ca VANCOUVER -- Another 1,205 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in B.C., health officials announced Thursday afternoon. The latest positive tests …
