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Travelling can feel like a whirlwind tour, one that goes by in a blur. Fortunately for a Vancouver punk band, their Asian excursion has been filmed. Jay Durant reports in This is BC.

A mechanical issue at BC Ferries’ Langdale terminal is reducing the number of vehicles able to travel the route, causing a major backlog. As Jordan Armstrong reports, repairs are expected to take more than a week.

We have the latest on the nurses’ strike as job action continues. And there were more rural emergency room closures over the weekend, sparking concerns as people travel for festivals and enjoy the great outdoors.

Summer is here and many people are looking to stay in Canada for their vacations. A lot of Albertans like heading west to B.C. Roland van Meurs from AMA Travel joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about why Penticton should be on your travel list. Sponsored by AMA.

The Travel Lady Lesley Keyter joins Global News Morning Calgary to talk about how the rising cost of fuel is impacting travel and details about a Mediterranean cruise.

Watch the latest newscast from Global BC, including; The medical precautions for four travelers from a Hantavirus-hit cruise ship who are isolating in British Columbia.

Global News Morning speaks with B.C. Transportaton and Transit Minister Mike Farnworth about the mechanical problems that led to numerous delays for BC Ferries travellers during the busy Easter long weekend.

If you’re planning to travel on BC Ferries this long weekend, you may be in for lengthy delays. With two vessels out of service, many passengers have already faced long waits at terminals, along with multi-sailing waits. Leonard Krog, the mayor of Nanaimo joins Global News Morning with more on the reliability of BC Ferries.

BC Ferries passengers can expect sold-out reservations and long waits, with two ferries out of service on the major routes, triggering a string of cancellations. Angela Jung reports.

A B.C. mother says she’s devastated now that the provincial health ministry has rejected her request for funding, so that her son can travel to Germany for treatment for a life-threatening illness. Angela Jung reports.

People travelling on BC Ferries this long weekend are dealing with days of disruptions between vessel troubles and weather issues. As Grace Ke reports, some customers can’t help but be frustrated while others say it’s just part of living on the west coast.

Two major BC Ferries vessels are out of service, affecting not only long weekend travellers but also coastal residents who rely on the service as a lifeline. Global News Morning speaks with Better Ferry Services Advocate Diana Mumford about the latest disruption.

There are many issues plaguing BC Ferries vessels ahead of the Easter long weekend. Andrea Macpherson has the latest and what people need to know before travelling.

Another B.C. Ferries vessel is out of service, this time affecting travel between Powell River and Texada Island. And a key accessible homes program is losing federal funding.

A 69-year-old man was shot and killed at an Abbotsford homeless camp late Monday night. The B.C. government has denied funding for an eight-year-old boy to travel to Germany for a rare brain procedure and there are water quality concerns on board some BC Ferries.

Travelers on two BC ferries were surprised to find the cafeterias closed, and no working sinks in the washrooms. The reason was a mystery until Global News started asking questions. Jordan Armstrong reports.

A controversial gravel pit mine near Summerland has had its permit overturned. As Travis Lowe reports, the B.C. Supreme Court decision calls out the B.C. Mines Ministry for granting approval in the first place.

More reaction in B.C. to the fact that indigenous people in Canada are being warned about travel to the U.S. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, First Nations leaders say they have heard about indigenous people having trouble at the border.

Canadians in Puerto Vallarta are being told to shelter in place as violence escalates across the region. It comes after Mexican cartel leader Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes— known as ‘El Mencho’— was killed by in a military operation. Less than two weeks after the Tumbler Ridge tragedy, the small community in northern B.C. is again...

A mass shooting at a school in Tumbler Ridge puts the northern B.C. town on lockdown. Edmonton’s urban planning committee pushes a decision on infill rule changes to city council. Airlines send empty flights to pick up travellers in Cuba. A fireball lights up the early morning sky over Alberta.