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A statement from the U.S. Coast Guard did not elaborate on what rescuers believed the noises could be, though it offered a glimmer of hope for those lost aboard the Titan.

A vintage Campbell's soup bowl in one family's home not only survived the Halifax-area wildfire, it was salvaged last year from a cottage destroyed by Hurricane Fiona.

Eighteen people were hurt when a bus carrying housekeepers for a resource work camp in northern B.C. rolled on a remote forest service road on Friday.

A new report to be tabled at a meeting next week will look to increase the snow-removal budget along with other ways to improve the snow-clearing process in Winnipeg.

CBSA officers recently seized more than 6,330 kilograms of meth hidden in more than 400 canola oil jugs at the Port of Vancouver, and Delta's mayor says the problem's much bigger.

One decade ago Pighin's daughter Jacqui Brocklebank died in the swollen water of the 2013 floods.

Barbie Q lives on Ruff Acres, a hobby farm in Sooke, B.C., with three goats, two sheep, many pigs, chickens, ducks, guinea fowl, four dogs and seven cats.

Grade 6 student Sophia Burrell lives with autism, epilepsy and impaired vision, and according to her parents, "going swimming and water has always been a huge light of her life."

Around 1 a.m. on Tuesday, police say two men and a woman got onto a bus at Castle Frank Subway Station.

For three years, the 98 units at Larwill Place on Cambie Street have offered homes with to low-income tenants at risk of homelessness, but the lease expires on July 31.

The Manhattan district attorney's office defended Judge Juan Manuel Merchan against claims that he's a "Trump-hating judge," amplifying a court ethics panel's recent opinion.

It's been almost a year since police shot two people at an unincorporated campsite near Keremeos, killing one man and seriously injuring a woman.

In the early 1980s, Big Rock was a touring cover band, but This Is BC's Jay Durant hears that the music industry wasn’t interested in their original material.

A grieving mom is warning others after falling for a popular scam that cost her not only her Facebook profile but also some very treasured memories of her late son.

As of noon on Wednesday, campfires will again be allowed in the Lower Mainland, Sea-to-Sky region, Sunshine Coast and a portion of the central coast.

The visit, which will include meetings with U.S. President Joe Biden and industry leaders, is expected to deepen and diversify the partnership between the two countries.

The North Saskatchewan River has risen several metres in a matter of days and the city said it may close several trails near the water Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.

Several candidate running for Toronto mayor have pledged to work with and against the provincial government’s plans to redevelop Ontario Place.

AHS said Abyssinia Restaurant, an Ethiopian and Eritrean restaurant located in the Beltline, was issued a closure order after an inspection on Tuesday, June 13.

Canadian research icebreaker Polar Prince, which was supporting the Titan, reportedly lost contact with the vessel roughly an hour and 45 minutes after it submerged.

Sgt. Timothy Richardson with the Blaine Police Department told Global News the suspect vehicle, a white Hyundai Santa Fe, was stolen from Seattle.

A temporary tent encampment sits on the lawn of the Regina City Hall to push leaders on addressing the issue of homelessness in the city.

A second suspect has been charged with first-degree murder in what Edmonton police say was an attack on 'innocent victims of a wrongly targeted crime.'

Biden met a group of civil society leaders and advocates, who have previously criticized the influence of major tech companies, to discuss artificial intelligence.

After a slow start to the regular mosquito season, Edmontonians should prepare for a surge of the pests after immense rain fall.