After pulling booze from “red states” last week, B.C. Premier David Eby now says all U.S. alcohol products will be removed from B.C. liquor stores. Jack Morse reports.

It's been five years since COVID-19 became a pandemic, changing the world in its wake. We speak with Dr. Isaac Bogoch on this somber anniversary as we deal with other concerning viruses.

A count of the people experiencing homelessness in Metro Vancouver is underway. As Lauren Stallone reports, the count is crucial for making sure the unhoused population receives the support they need.

The BC Association of First Nations is calling upon Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim to abandon and apologize for what it says is a plan to relocate Indigenous residents in the Downtown Eastside. Kier Junos reports.

Surveillance footage obtained by CityNews shows an explosion occurring at a Brampton residence, which then erupts into flames.

It was 5 years ago today the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic because of the novel coronavirus. It marked the start of a very different way of life, disrupting almost every part of our society. What have we learned from that fateful day 5 years ago, and what has been the impact on society and on public health? Host Gurdeep Ahluwalia speaks with Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch about his recollections and thoughts on how we changed as a society because of Covid-19. Episode link: https://play.headliner.app/episode/26007830?utm_source=youtube

Neighbours in a quiet Edmonton community are shocked to learn a statue of a little boy is gone with his feet standing. As James Dunn reports, it’s now the second statue to leave its post in the city.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is shutting down the idea of the province one day approving a federal tax on oil and gas being sent to the U.S., calling it absurd and self-destructive.

While there are growing protests against Tesla CEO Elon Musk, some Calgarians who own the EV say it hasn't driven them away from the vehicle itself. Edward Djan has more.

As of this fall, York University is temporarily suspending new admissions to 18 undergraduate programs. Michelle Mackey reports on the reasoning behind the move, as students and faculty raise the alarm.