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The head of a Burnaby-based non-profit addressed the House of Commons Standing Committee on Health on June 4 on workplace violence in Canada’s continuing care sector.

Vancouver Courier series looks at what happens high above our heads

Courier spoke to four Vancouverites who work high above the rest of us — all with unique perspectives on the place we call home

A commercial dump truck driver who backed up without warning on a job site in North Vancouver, killing a young surveyor one year ago, has been fined $2,000 and banned from driving for six months.

B.C.’s rapid response to the drug-overdose epidemic three years ago likely prevented more than 3,000 deaths in just 20 months, a new report shows. The study, led by researchers at the B.C.

The Lower Mainland is set to see a three cent per litre drop overnight on Wednesday

Get prepared for some stormy weather...

Minnesota Wild have possession-driving winger on the trading block.

Pilot pocket ashtray program launched to counter one million butts tossed daily and the leading cause of outdoor fires in the city

“It is not illegal to land a helicopter in a private residence with permission,” said Coquitlam RCMP Cpl Michael McLaughlin, adding it's also not illegal to park "a shiny monster truck" on a private driveway.