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The Downtown Eastside building for non-profit staff could be one fix for the housing crisis, if employers are willing to make the investment → Read More
Kelly Ashton fell twice in one day, broke her neck and died in hospital. Her family fears she was over-medicated, a rising problem in homes. → Read More
B.C. Education Ministry and school boards have upgraded ventilation. But some parents still worry about air quality in crowded classrooms. → Read More
Narrative: Bus passengers, victims' families, passersby, and first responders recount how human kindness helped them during this tragedy. → Read More
The 71-room Winters Hotel burned in April, killing two residents and leaving the rest homeless. Today they are healing together. Read. more. → Read More
Kathy Kim Le, 18, a recent Aldergrove high school graduate, is one of four people killed in the Dec. 24 bus crash on Hwy 97C near Merritt. → Read More
VPD spokesperson said COVID sick days and protests led to a spike in overtime worked by officers in 2020-2021. Read more. → Read More
Analysis: There are 35 chiefs or deputy chiefs who oversee 12 municipal police agencies plus the Transit Police in B.C. Only six are women. → Read More
Analysis: 47 of the 50 highest-paid people at post-secondary schools work at one university: UBC. And only nine of the top 50 are women. → Read More
With waiting rooms overflowing and waiting times stretching for hours, we speak with patients and staff inside B.C. Children's Hospital. → Read More
With no cure in sight, patients need help managing exhaustion, breathlessness and brain fog. → Read More
Floods and mudslides hit their van. They were rescued by strangers but had serious injuries. A year later they are still healing → Read More
The hospital in Hope was overwhelmed during the 2021 floods. Changes made in the past year will help rural communities handle future disasters. → Read More
"It's just a diabolical disease. He would often say the devil has taken over my body." But Greg Gowe spent his final days pushing for a cure → Read More
Sufia Abdollahi was one of 192 British Columbians who died from toxic drugs in July. → Read More
Sufia Abdollahi was one of 192 British Columbians who died from toxic drugs in July. So, too, was her 16-year-old friend, who is believed to have taken the same drugs on July 23 and was later found unresponsive in her Coquitlam home. → Read More
Q-and-A: Sim on dodging gangs in school, failing Grade 11 French, tracking his sleep, and how they'll all shape his new job as Vancouver's mayor → Read More
Metro Vancouver's changing demographics upending political norms. More young people live in the suburbs, with older homeowners in the city. → Read More
New research finds brain injuries are a common result of intimate partner violence. Now a UBC expert is working with nurses and advocates to research brain trauma and find better medical responses. → Read More
Metro Vancouver cities need more than 250,000 new home over the next decade. We look at the housing promises made by mayoralty candidates. → Read More