WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 BC: April 8

Defender Jasmyne Spencer scored in the 53rd minute on Monday night to lift the Vancouver Rise F-C to a 1-0 Northern Super League victory over the visiting Halifax Tides F-C at Swangard Stadium in Burnaby, B.C.

The southern Vancouver Island community, home to about 18,000 people, has been phasing out noisy gas-powered lawn equipment — leaf blowers, namely — and now, the community is taking aim at a machine that homeowners are being increasingly encouraged to install: heat pumps. 

Jeremy Hainsworth went through a three-day trial at B.C. provincial court to ultimately win an order that would prevent a Vancouver man from contacting him for 12 months.

Sources have told Global News that Husam Taha Ali Al-Sewaiee is accused of trying to join an Iranian-backed terrorist faction.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet his U.S. counterpart Tuesday for a high-stakes White House meeting — a face-to-face that comes as bilateral relations are at their lowest point in decades and with a trade war raging.

Former leader Jagmeet Singh said he would step down as soon as an interim leader was selected. He was among the more than a dozen New Democrats to lose their seats. 

Jesse Eccles had just picked up his blue Subaru from the mechanic shop and was driving for under a minute before the unmarked police car blew through a stop sign and t-boned him.

The families of three Indigenous women and girls found dead in Vancouver are calling for a coroner's inquest into their cases, which they say were mishandled by police.

A scheduled court appearance for the man accused of brutally attacking a tourist on Vancouver’s seawall last month was adjourned Monday because he remains in hospital. Peterhans Nungu is charged with assault causing bodily harm in the April 15 attack. The courts granted Nungu a release on the seawall charges on April 23, however his...

Frustrated by the lack of action, Ormiston questions why the government isn’t stepping in to force the resort owners to restore utilities.

The former Queen of Sidney was retired from BC Ferries' fleet in 2000, and has been more on the Fraser River in Mission since it was sold in 2002 to Gerald Tapp.

The number of wildfires in B.C. has roughly doubled over the past several days, but the BC Wildfire Service says the activity can be attributed to the annual "spring dip."

Over the past several days, the number of wildfires in B.C. has doubled. This annual dip is caused by a moisture decrease in coniferous tree needles.

According to the charity, 58 per cent of their parents said they have had to occasionally miss meals, or other daily needs, in order to save money to provide for their baby.

Posts appeared on the account Monday afternoon touting cryptocurrency, including one with an apparently deep-faked video of X owner Elon Musk promising a "crypto giveaway."

Kane Carter's original trial ended in a mistrial last September, when the jury declared it was deadlocked after five days of deliberation.

The families of two young Indigenous women and an Indigenous girl whose bodies were separately discovered across Metro Vancouver in disturbing circumstances are calling for B.C.'s minister of public safety and solicitor general to direct a coroner's inquest into their deaths.

Vancouver police say prosecutors have approved one count of robbery against Tyler Gordon Strathdee, following an investigation by Task Force Barrage.

Leslie told Global News that they watched others undergo a thorough search, with officers opening their car doors and searching through their vehicles and trunks.

Veteran NDP MP Don Davies has been selected as the new interim leader to lead the New Democratic Party of Canada, according to party sources.

Veteran NDP MP Don Davies has been selected as the new interim leader for the New Democratic Party of Canada.

Spencer Chandra Herbert said regardless of what happens, the province is going to keep standing up for B.C. and the jobs the motion picture industry creates in the province.

Events are taking place across B.C. Monday as Indigenous people and their allies gather, march and hold ceremony for the hundreds of Indigenous women and girls who are missing or have been murdered in Canada.

Events are taking place across B.C. Monday as Indigenous people and their allies gather, march and hold ceremony for the hundreds of Indigenous women and girls who are missing or have been murdered in Canada.

HandyDART users in Greater Victoria say they are struggling to book rides they used to be able to get with no problems, and they're worried it's because of service cuts. BC Transit says there haven’t technically been any cuts but acknowledges there are fewer hours available now.

Researchers say the first wave of the 2023 wildfires may have served as a wake-up call so people learned to protect themselves from poor air quality before the smoke struck again.

Incentive programs for years have influenced where movies are shot, increasingly driving film production out of California and to other countries with favourable tax incentives.

A couple says Air Canada failed to protect them — then blamed them — after their return flight was mysteriously cancelled and the credit used to book a luxury flight to Tokyo for a complete stranger. Air Canada says their systems are safe, but a cybersecurity expert says the airline's response raises red flags.

A local skateboard shop owner says he’s in disbelief after a fire tore through a commercial building in Surrey’s Newton area early Sunday.