Looking back at the overtime goal that got Canada a gold medal for men’s hockey on Canadian soil in the 2010 Olympic Games.

After cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in neighbouring Washington state as well as Oregon and California, some people in southern B.C. panicked that it could spread north and decided to stock up on supplies.

To help attract new residents to McAdam, N.B., the village council sold lots that used to hold abandoned homes for a dollar. The real estate deals and small-town charm have resulted in a population boost for the once-declining community.

A B.C. widow believes her husband’s sudden death during a business trip to China was because of COVID-19 and wants the Canadian government to help find out what happened.

Localized coronavirus outbreaks in Iran, Italy and South Korea are raising fears of a global pandemic. 

Just days ago, Iran wasn’t reporting any cases of COVID-19. Now, the country says it has 18 cases and four deaths. South Korea is reporting over 340 cases, two deaths and has declared a state of emergency.

Supporters of the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs have blocked a major route in Vancouver. They're calling for the RCMP to leave First Nations unceded territory in B.C. 

Experts are concerned after a passenger on the Westerdam cruise ship was diagnosed with COVID-19 after being screened for the coronavirus. Canadians who were on board the ship weren’t quarantined upon returning home.

As the Wet’suwet’en land dispute story continues to dominate the headlines, critics wonder: Are journalists giving it fair coverage?

Filmmaker behind a new true crime doc-series talks about the trial of Dennis Oland, the son of millionaire Richard Oland accused of murdering his father, talks about getting unprecedented access to the family and its defence team.

Pearl Low was a story artist on 'Hair Love,' which won this year’s Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.⠀The illustrator, who is African Chinese, got involved in the film after self-publishing a comic about her own struggles with...

Nationwide solidarity protests that followed arrests at a pipeline blockade in Wet'suwet'en territory saw rail disruptions, road closures and additional arrests at barricades at Vancouver-area ports.

Ongoing anti-pipeline protests blocking rail lines impede the shipping of oil and grain, which could impact Canada’s economy.

Anti-pipeline protesters in support of the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs blocked roads and rail lines across the country and disrupted the speech from the throne at the B.C. legislature.

Ongoing anti-pipeline protests blocked major roads in Vancouver and rail lines in B.C. as Premier John Horgan appeared to lose patience with the situation.

Several protesters were arrested at a blockade in Wet'suwet'en territory set up to stop construction of a contentious B.C. pipeline.

Only days into their two-week quarantine on cruise ships, passengers are becoming more anxious about how they will access medical supplies and even maintain basic communication.

World War I film 1917 is up for 10 Academy Awards and relied on two Canadian talents for its authenticity: a Vancouver-born production designer and a Hamilton map specialist.

Supporters of the Wet'suwet'en in Ontario are blocking a rail line in solidarity with the hereditary chiefs. Dozens of Via Rail are cancelled between Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto.

Supporters of the Wet'suwet'en in Ontario are blocking a rail line in solidarity with the hereditary chiefs. Dozens of Via Rail are cancelled between Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto.

More than 250 Canadians have been quarantined in their cabins on a cruise ship near Japan. Two Canadians on board are among the 20 passengers who have tested positive for coronavirus.

Stuck in the coronavirus outbreak epicentre, Megan Millward, her husband Lie Zhang and their two kids get ready to board the Canadian government-charted flight leaving Wuhan, China. 

Up to 140 millimetres of rain came down in a 24-hour period on Friday and Environment Canada said this January has been one of the wettest since records began in the 1930s.

Could B.C. be a location for a new Jersey Shore show. We hit the streets of Vancouver to find out.