Firefighters reprimanded for sexist prank

Two Vancouver firefighters have been reprimanded for a disgusting, sexist prank about their female colleagues.

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Looking for a better approach

It is estimated at least 200,000 people are affected by homelessness, costing the government $7 billion a year. Scott Laurie has more.

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Diploma decades in the making

Melanie Nagy meets with three great-grandmothers who are proving it's never too late to make good on your goals.

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Award-winning actor dies

His career started on Broadway, and on TV he gained fame for playing Tony Soprano. Richard Madan on the life of James Gandolfini.

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Bell of Batoch

The shroud of secrecy surrounding the historic Bell of Batoche is about to be unveiled.

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Calling for nuclear reduction

How far is the U.S. willing to go to get Russia on board? James Lewis, Centre for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, discusses.

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Widow fights 'cruel' hospital parking fees

An 82-year-old widow is fighting to have parking fees abolished at Metro Vancouver hospitals.

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Christy Clark backtracks on staff pay hike

Premier Christy Clark says she made a mistake and has rescinded post-election pay increases for the government's top political staff.

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Travellers target of theft ring

Investigators have busted a car theft ring that targets travellers in long-term parking lots. Kevin Green reports.

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