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Ombudsperson Jay Chalke says a legislative amendment is needed before he can properly investigate the 2012 health-firings scandal.

B.C. Housing CEO Shayne Ramsay says 'sheltered homeless' remains same

Supporters rallied in support of motion before council vote

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Council calls on province for better services for children, youth in Downtown Eastside

The sister of a drug researcher, who killed himself after being fired as part of a flawed Health Ministry investigation says her brother’s suicide note was deleted before it was returned by the B.C. Coroners Service.

City's count this year shows slight drop in 'street homeless'

The sister of health researcher Roderick MacIsaac, who killed himself after being fired, says her brother’s suicide letter had been deleted from his computer when it was returned by the B.C.Coroner Service. In an open letter to B.C.

Vancouver Park Board commissioners embraced public displays of affection on Monday but are still deciding which park will be the best place for “sweethearts” to lock up their love and throw away the key.

The whistleblower who touched off the 2012 health firings scandal is questioning whether asking the province’s ombudsperson to probe the issue is a ploy by the B.C. government to avoid examination of what’s really wrong.