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What will Canada look like 150 years into the future from the perspective of Indigenous communities? Born out of a love for science fiction and alternate realities, 2167 An Indigenous VR Project , presents the work of four Indigenous filmmakers at Gr

Shutterstock A vending machine that distributes hydromorphone pills to people with opioid addictions — who will likely crush and inject them — is one idea being explored in a pilot project to curb overdose deaths.

Shutterstock British Columbia is expanding efforts to slow the death toll in the opioid overdose crisis by handing out free kits containing the overdose-reversing drug naloxone from pharmacies across the province.

From shocks of colour to isolated spaces, a few four legged friends and familiar landmarks, here are 32 evocative images of Tuesday's snow in Vancouver.

If you are unicorn-curious, or shopping for a #unicorngirl in your #unicorntribe in need of some #unicornvibes, take heed.

Our Daily Photo #2678 is from marija_bojanic who took this shot at Robson Square Ice Rink. round and around..

Every morning we deliver you One Awesome Thing – an article that makes you want to get out of bed and rule your day. Walk off a holiday's worth of food and drink while learning about B.C.'s birds. On Dec.

Music therapists practice music therapy for children, elderly, those with Alzheimer's, autism, addiction, PTSD, dementia, anxiety, and mental health. The benefits of music therapy nurture our brain and soul.

Each week we'll uncover some unusual and (hopefully) interesting facts about the city. This week we take on Gastown's historic Woodward's Building. 1.

The inaugural Vancouver Chinese Lantern Festival is now lighting up the night on the PNE grounds. Here are 21 photos from this exciting new attraction.