CHAN - Thursday, May 23, 2024 - 03:00 p.m. (ET) - Segment #2

some people to go back in their minds to the 1970's, the mid 70's, her it be in calgary or the 1980's in davis bay, half moon bay, gibsons...he moves into abbotsford, cultus lake, chilliwack so we're asking people to takemselves back there. >>coleen: seven -- new tips on rarey came in over the weekend. After serving his time in a b-c pr -- he was extradited back to the states where he died in-custody in 2011. A violent offender has been charged following a serious assault in the british properties. West vancouver police sayy were called to a home in the 800-block of king georges way tuesday mog -- after reports of a womn distress. The woman's partner allege assaulted her at the home. Lice determined the suspect was a parolee from ontario -- with a history of violence -- anapon posessions. Police say he was also seen in the home with a large knieventually surrendered to police -- and faces three charges -- including assault causing bodily harm. He'll remaincustody until his next court date tomorrow. Some welcome news for the thousands of "fort nelson" residents who've been forced from their homes due to a wildfire. Rain has helped dampen the"parker lake" wildfire -- so steps are being taken to ready the town for the safe return of its "47-hundred" residents. Mayor rob fraser says essential services including hydro and water are now up and running -- with crews working to restore gas. Just a day after declaring a state of local emergency -- harrison hot spring's mayor is rescinding the order. The mayor had shared concerns about wildfires -- but the decision was criticized by othercouncillors. There's only one fire in the area -- about 20-kilometres away -- and it's considered under control. In a statement to glonews -- the ministry of emergency management and climate readiness says: "the ministry was in direct contact with the village of harrison hot springs to determine the reasons behind the declaration of the local state of emergency -- and to ensure a shared understanding of the appropriate use of such declarations." "based on those conversations -- the village agreed to cancel the order in accordance with the emergency and disaster management act." the province will share updated numbers the snowpack today. At the start of this month --there were four basins with less than 50-per cent of a normal snack. They were upper fraser west, lower thompson, skagit, and vancouver island. At last update -- the b-c snowpack was at just 66 per cent of normal levels. The report raised concerns about flooding and drought this levels are exed to have fallen as warmer temperatures first rapid snow melt of the year. Ground has been broken on a new elemen school in langley. Construction is underway on t "north latimer elementary" school in the willoughby heights area. Langley is one of theng communities in b-c -- and to keep up -- the province says the two-storey school will have room for more than 5-hundred students from kindergarten to grade five. The prce has allocated more than $51-million dollars to the project -- which will also include a "neighborhood leng centre" with space for community services including as child care. >>it is no surprise that no supplies. >> That >>it is no surprise that langley is growing at an extremely fast ratnd with that comes the need for more learning spaces. Everyday the district welcomes to our schools who are moving in homes that surround us. This school will help provide relief to enrolment pressues at our schools. >>coleen: construction is scheduled to be complete by fall of 2025. Vancouver's hothortage is causing a headache for the tourism industry -- not to mention what will happen during world cut. Now -- two city councillors are proposing a solution. Abc councillors sarah kirby-yung -- and lisa dominato say "pod hotels" could help accomodate the influx of visitors expected during the 2026 fifa world cup. They'll put forward the motion to council n it would change the building bylaw to allow empty office spaces to be converted into pod hotels. The motion says these spaces will help meet demand in the near future -- while the works to approve and constructnew -- larger hotels. Vancouver councillors lisa dominato and lenny zhou are calling for staff to develop aplan to allocate more funding for pedestrian safety measures -- incng new -- controlled signals -- and increased crossings that give pedestrians a hetart before cars proceed. Other traffic- calming measures inclraised zebra crossings -- curb bulges -- and restricting right turns on red lights. Councillors will vote on the motion next wednesday.

today marks 110-years since the komagata maru incident. The ship carrying 376 south asian immigrants -- sailed into burrard inlet on this day in 1914. Only 24 people were admitted to canada before ship was forced to turn back to india months later. Upon returning -- indian imperial police held the passengers as prisoners -- and riots ensued. 20 people died -- one drowned -- and another 28 were unaccounted for. Prime minister justin tau is paying tribute to the incident -- calling it a dark chapter in canada's history. In january -- canada place was given the second street name of komagata maru place. It already costs more here than any where else in the country. Now -- the farm-level price of chicken is going up. Why it's happening -- and how it could impact anyone who eats chicken ...right after t What's with all the pomp and circumstance? (Horn blaring) Start the clock. (Howling) (School bell ringing) (Clapping) It's a masterpiece.Amazing. Yes!(Cheering) Real recognize real. Yes! Ooh, it's on! (Grunting) I'm carrying this team! Yes! That's the wrong basket. Announcer: Abbott Elementary, season finale tonightat 7:30 et on Global. For my mother. My friend. For my wife. For myself. Our grandpa. Who will you walk for? Join us Sunday, May 26th To support people in our communities affected bydementia Register for a walk near you at walkforalzheimers.ca It's the perfect time for a feel good adventure in Penticton bc I'm just going to be a little late for the meeting (pause)... ...about a week. And I did it all fuel free... almost. (sound of gentle lake waves) Steve and Curtis here from Willowbrook Chrysler. Hey Curtis, why'd we get a goat? That's not a goat. That's a zoat! Half zebra, half goat! I thought we were the goats! (goat bleats) We have a 30 day exchange policy on all used cars. Willowbroo is essential. Global News Morning brings you all the news you need. Plus up to the minute weather and traffic reports and advice from BC's top experts. When it comes to your finances. Don't miss money matters. Join the experts from BlueShore Financial for answers to your mones. From investments to mortgages evueShore Financial team can help you achieve your f Watch Money Matters on Global News Morning. News you need, information you can use. Closed captioning of this program is brought to you art by World of Hearing and 100% invisible Lyric hearing aids. Book a free hearing test at World of Hearing. >>coleen: the price of chicken in b-c could climb even higher -- after a decision by the province's farm industry review board. The board has aped a proposal that will impact the farm-level price of try. But as kristen robinson reports -- it coulso cost you more at the grocery store -- and the restaurant. >>is there any order for the drinks. >>reporter: adeel jahangir caters to customers on a limited budget at his five chicken world locations. The fast poultry boss says the cost of his key ingredient has gone up 18 per cent in two years---but he's only increased his prices by five to sixer cent. >>leg and thigh and small fries. >>it's tipping off like it's going to be very difficult to carry on with the same pac >>for the fitime the bc board has decided to move fod with a bc based formula before the price was set by ontario. >>re marketing board says the single largest cost to farmers is feed---which has increased substantially. “...the live price of chicken that a farmer receives in bc has decreased by 12.71 cents per kilogram compared to a year ago -- or 5.65% less.” the bc farm indu's proposal for a new pricing formula---based on the cost of production.>>that will likely actually push prices higher. >>reporter: bc wholesale and retail chicken prices are already on average the highest

in the country---according torestaurants canada...which says it purchases about 40 per cent of all bc grown chicken. Consumers pay more. >>when we initially heard about the proposal for a 17 to 25 cent increase per kilo ofe chicken we extrapolated through the prs that that would hly result in about a 10 percent increase once all these increases are flowed through in the next year." >>reporter: chickens in the lower mainland average between nine to $11 dollars per across the border in bellingham---a whole chicken often s for less than four dollars canadian per kilogram. >>it's hard for us to even survive if we do not increaseices at all. >>reporter: with the cost of living already so high---chicken world's ceo hopes government will consider incentives---to pain. >>it's going to be a very hard hike to do if the prices of chicken going to go up people won't have money to pay more. Province's farm industry review board. Kristen robinson, global news >>coleen: the price of chicken in b-c may again be on the rise after a decision by the province's farm industry review board. (**vo**) in victoria last night for the screening of a documentary on bc's toxic drug crisis. That's a scene from "toxic" -- a film that looks at the need for a safe supply to address the staggering number of british columbians who die frm fentanyl and other drug poisonings each year. The docmentary's director -- global bc camerman rob colbourne -- is hoping it can be shown in high schools across the province to help educate young people about the risks in today's world. >>we want to tell an honest story down the middle. We want to show people what's real going on, what the problem really looks like and who it's affecting. ...the reason we startesd this film was to save lives."> >>coleen: vancouver island mla's were invited to the sold-out screening in victoria where bc green party leader, so furstenau moderated a panel. The b-c government is taking stock of what it may do after it runs out of covid tests. The ministry of health says as of early april -- the province had a combined inventory of one and a half million tests. Many were expired -- but still good for another six-months accolth canada. The ministry adds -- the federal government supplied with another 860-thousand tests is month -- and that it'is looking at options for the future. B-c ferries is getting a $75-million dollar loan to help buy four zero-emission vessels -- and install charging infrastructure. The loan is comirom federal crown corporation *canada infrastructure bank.* in a statement -- it saysterminal upgrades will be done by 20-27 -- and the ferries will be used on small-me -- and shorter routes. The vessels will join six -- hybrid eric -- island-class ferries that have joined the fleet over the last two years. Despite the removal of a transit shelter -- the city of vancouver says it is still committed to the idea of a streetcar line along the south side of false creek. The city has removed the shelter at the old "olympic streetcar stop" near granville island -- due to its deteriorating condition. More than "8-million dollars" was spent refurbish the tracks for a streetcar between olympic village and granville island for the olympics -- but the line was shutdown shortly after. The city says there are no plans -- at this time -- to remove the tracks... With the idea being to preserve them for a future streetcar line a the corridor. Some big changes to citizenship rights for children of canadians bobroad. That story next. Plus -- the bc pilot project to improve care for people who have dementia. And -- the u-s justice parent company *live nation* -- and the accusations it's leveling -- next Closed captioning of this program is brought to you in part by RleBC recycle like a pro by bringing flexiblestics to your local depot. Learn more at recyclebc.ca. With FreeStyle Libre 2, know your glucose level and where it's headed. Get real-time glucose readings sent right to your smartphone. FreeStyle Li2. Now you know. Visit myfreestyle.ca or scan the code on your screen. Ronald McDonald, House bc and Yukon, has been supporting families for 40 years. They are committed to continue growing their services, en critical access to BC's pediatric health care system. Please donate today at RMHBC.ca Global News Morning and Trail Appliances. Want to thank all of our viewers for sending in their favorite family recipes. The entries have been amazing d our finalists have been chosen. Tune in to Global News Morning Sunday so you can add these family favorites to your own recipe book presented by Trail Appliances. Here's Travel Best Bets with Claire Newell. This 24 ninext February 19th with $100 onboard credit beverage package and Wi-Fi. 4149 plus tax details at travelbestbets.com (Beach background sounds) Enjoy your trip no matter what with bcaa Travel Insurance.

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