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Reaching out to people affected by dementia can make a world of difference, says family

Reaching out to people affected by dementia can make a world of difference, says family

This Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, “Don’t change. Even if they do.”
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COVID-19 restrictions extended, teachers must disclose vaccination status

COVID-19 restrictions extended, teachers must disclose vaccination status

VICTORIA — British Columbia's top doctor has extended a COVID-19 order that will keep gyms and fitness centres closed and limit gatherings at events and restaurants. Dr.
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B.C. extends public health orders impacting gatherings, gyms and bars

B.C. extends public health orders impacting gatherings, gyms and bars

B.C. health officials will provide further comments on the extension in a briefing on Tuesday.
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Canucks' Lunar New Year jersey is about inclusion, says designer

Canucks' Lunar New Year jersey is about inclusion, says designer

The Vancouver Canucks unveiled a new jersey designed to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year.
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Vancouver lawyer suspended 3- months despite self-reporting bookkeeping issues

Vancouver lawyer suspended 3- months despite self-reporting bookkeeping issues

A Vancouver lawyer has been suspended for three months after reporting her own error to the Law Society of B.C. even though no clients were harmed
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Fraudulent crypto-trading platforms luring in Canadians, officials warn

Fraudulent crypto-trading platforms luring in Canadians, officials warn

Fraudsters target investors hoping to get in 'on the ground floor'
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Deaths of people with ‘no fixed address’ in Vancouver reaches 225 in five years

Deaths of people with ‘no fixed address’ in Vancouver reaches 225 in five years

BC Coroners Service expected to update report on province-wide homeless deaths within next month
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B.C. landlord says tenant had oral sex and intercourse with woman in backyard

B.C. landlord says tenant had oral sex and intercourse with woman in backyard

The landlord says the intimate encounter took place in the landlord's backyard in open view.
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Federal decision on fish farms prompts closure of B.C. processing plant: company

Federal decision on fish farms prompts closure of B.C. processing plant: company

SURREY, B.C. — One of the largest farmed salmon producers operating in B.C. says it's permanently closing its processing plant in Surrey, B.C., because of a federal government decision to phase out some fish farms.
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Here is how much the average apartment costs to rent in Vancouver in January 2022

Here is how much the average apartment costs to rent in Vancouver in January 2022

Vancouver continues to see the highest rent in Canada for both one and two-bedroom apartments. 
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