Thank you for watching Surviving Edmonton. I’m in awe of the response and discussions it’s generating. The conversation continues with Alberta Housing Minister Jason Nixon and Boyle Street Community Services. And—we’ve got an update on Troy and Leanne. globalnews.ca/news/10370823/…

Good news about local news! Starting Monday, Global BC News at 11 expands to a full hour weeknights. More cameras, more reporters, more BC stories than anywhere else. LIVE from 11 p.m. to 12 a.m.

BREAKING: Canucks Coach Rick Tocchet confirms goalie Thatcher Demko is injured, will miss game 2 tonight and is day-to-day going forward. #Canucks #NHL #Playoffs

UPDATE: “Oui.” Obnes Regis has now entered guilty pleas through a French interpreter. He changed his plea from not guilty to guilty in the death of his wife, Naomi Onotera in 2021. Sentencing expected to be “contentious” said defence. Hearing set for June 17 ⁦Global BC⁩

UPDATE - RELIEF: Reaction from family of Naomi Onotera on stunning change of plea, by the accused, Obnes Regis. ⁦Global BC⁩

BREAKING: A man has been arrested in the stabbing death of a Japanese chef near Chinatown last week. READ MORE: trib.al/Gu6JeIp trib.al/Gu6JeIp

Hey TransLink BC. How is it that for the majority of this week, students waiting for the 745 Cottonwood have been passed by because the bus is full? These kids need service to get to school on time.

BC United has sent an email to members saying it plans to run a ‘select number’ of candidates under the party banner in October. #bcpoli

From homelessness to a permanent home, a Kelowna man's journey highlights transitional housing. READ MORE: trib.al/4eCiZUQ trib.al/4eCiZUQ

Health care in B.C. continues to be hindered by physician shortages across the province, with Interior Health hospitals being some of the hardest hit. READ MORE: trib.al/Hsrt2cj trib.al/Hsrt2cj

A Kelowna wheelchair user is raising concerns about the safety of bus users with diverse abilities after a recent bus ride that made him feel 'uncomfortable.' READ MORE: trib.al/oT7czRn trib.al/oT7czRn

While the District of Peachland said it reduced the washroom's hours due to vandalism, Global News inquiries reveal the change was "to discourage people from staying in the washroom for warmth and from causing damage." READ MORE: trib.al/qUUUQ5I trib.al/qUUUQ5I

The initial notice passed this off as vandalism. In truth the vandalism/damage is minimal and more an issue of people seeking shelter. District still wouldn’t do interviews passing it off as an “operational matter”. It’s a social responsibility. Global Okanagan Global BC

WATCH LIVE: Our B.C. election special begins now. trib.al/IGXwUDD trib.al/IGXwUDD

A Kelowna man is frustrated with the RCMP after he says he tracked some of his stolen items with a GPS tool but police didn't act on the informaiton. globalnews.ca/news/11012920/…

"I think it's fantastic that the downtown is finally getting some recognition that they need help, but what I'm also seeing is a real neglect for Rutland" globalnews.ca/news/11613953/…