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Last week, many municipal property tax bills across Metro Vancouver came due, and it wasn’t just homeowners who were dealing with sticker shock. Some business owners found themselves having to pay a rather high tax bill. Darya Zargar reports.

An all-out effort is underway to get the upper hand on an out of control wildfire near Boston Bar. Some Metro Vancouver residents are being warned of murky tap water this week. A White Rock business blindsided by a higher than expected property tax bill.

Peace Arch Hospital in White Rock is offering a stopgap solution to make hallway patients more comfortable. By offering people eye masks and earplugs, it’s hoped that if they can’t get a room, they’ll at least get some rest. Travis Prasad reports.

The first ever BC Walk and Roll Accessibility Parade is taking place Sunday in Surrey, helping to move towards a barrier free future. Joining us with more is the president of the organization leading the event, Susan Bains with Equal Access Collective. Bains is also a White Rock city councillor.

A powerful 7.2-magnitude earthquake rocked northern Japan Thursday morning, shaking communities across the region and injuring eight people. Officials said there was no tsunami threat, while some bullet train and local rail services were temporarily suspended for safety inspections. Authorities also reported no abnormalities at nuclear facilities and are urging residents to remain alert for...

The smell of barbeque filled the air in Downtown Dartmouth this weekend, as thousands of people headed to the 11th Harbourside Ribfest. Beyond the food, organizers say the annual event is about bringing the community together and raising money for local charities… all while enjoying a rack or two of your favourite ribs. Kendra Gannon...

After months of uncertainty, there’s new movement in efforts to bring back a historic ferry connection between Wolfe Island and Cape Vincent, New York. Officials on both sides of the border have now stepped in to preserve the docks, while a new survey aims to determine whether restoring the service still makes economic sense. Jesse...

Canadians heading into the Victoria Day long weekend are seeing drastically different weather conditions depending on where they live. Ontario and Quebec are expected to see summer-like temperatures nearing 30 C, while parts of Alberta and the Rockies could get up to 30 centimetres of snow. 

Hundreds of unionized trades workers who maintain the TTC’s electrical and signaling systems say they’re willing to stay at the negotiating table to avoid a strike. The TTC while willing to lock them out if no deal is reached, says it’s bringing in a mediator Friday to break the deadlock. Matthew Bingley reports.

For the ninth time since December, Peace Arch Hospital in White Rock is diverting maternity patients to other hospitals. And that is causing stress for those expecting babies and those who are part of delivery teams. As Taya Fast reports, an expert in maternity care says this is straining the entire system.

Choices Lottery spokesperson Erin Cebula tours Yvonne Schalle through one of the grand prize homes in this year’s lottery. The home near the beach in White Rock has five bedrooms and bathrooms.

Surrey & White Rock Board of Trade CEO Joslyn Young speaks with Global News Morning about the new Stal̕əw̓asəm or Riverview Bridge and what the new span means for Surrey’s business community.

BC’s debt is predicted to skyrocket to a record $13.3 billion in 2027, despite tax hikes and public sector job cuts. Surrey and White Rock Board of Trade CEO Joslyn Young speaks with Global News Morning about the province’s budget priorities.

Global News Morning was joined by John Cameron, the producer of ‘Crescendo,’ and ‘Crescendo’ champion Gord Gillies to talk about a powerful night of music and personal stories. ‘Crescendo’ brings together Alberta performers, a full choir, an orchestra and a rock band to perform hits from artists like Fleetwood Mac and Elton John — all...

A citizen initiative petition calling for a ban on all new coal mining in the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains launched over the weekend. Since then, southern Alberta canvassers have hit the ground to collect the required signatures, while those in favour of coal mining say the public needs more education on the matter....

Asked if U.S. President Donald Trump would be tuning in to Bad Bunny’s halftime show performance at Super Bowl LX this Sunday, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said, “I think the president would much prefer a Kid Rock performance over Bad Bunny” – suggesting the Republican leader would be switching the channel to Turning...

A new court challenge has been launched against B.C. legislation that gives First Nations control over certain land use decisions. And while the origin of the case centers around a dock dispute, the people behind the challenge say it is much more than that. Paul Johnson explains.

Hundreds in White Rock braving the cold to take part in the Polar Bear Swim. The annual event is held by the local rotary club and brings the community together to celebrate a new year. Paul Johnson has more.

A Regina social enterprise known for creating meaningful employment for people with cognitive differences has opened a new flagship location inside The Nest Health Centre on 13th Avenue. Executive Director Rick Morrell says the expansion strengthens their mission of belonging and fair wages, while staff members call the larger kitchen a source of pride. With...

New Year’s Day is coming up fast and so is the annual Polar Bear Swim. For the first time people who face mobility challenges will be able to take the plunge at White Rock Beach, thanks to the work of local city councillor and accessibility advocate Susan Bains.