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Woman sues Burnaby company for alleged buttock burns after spa visit

Woman sues Burnaby company for alleged buttock burns after spa visit

Amy Vivianna Yeh is suing JJ Family Spa in Coquitlam for alleged burns, blisters and scars she says she sustained during beauty and health treatments.
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Pattullo Bridge project: Road closures planned for May long weekend

Pattullo Bridge project: Road closures planned for May long weekend

Royal Avenue overpass work now scheduled for Victoria Day long weekend in New West
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Video: Richmond company introduces healthcare robots to Canada

Video: Richmond company introduces healthcare robots to Canada

Their security and delivery robots are also ready to hit the market and transform the industries
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B.C. rescue helping dog hit by a semi truck after former owner never brings him in for care

B.C. rescue helping dog hit by a semi truck after former owner never brings him in for care

"Tuka's most notable feature is of course the large dent on the side of his head. We tell him that this just makes him more distinguished," said Critteraid Dog House director
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Emergency surgery delays are harming kids, BC Children’s Hospital study finds

Emergency surgery delays are harming kids, BC Children’s Hospital study finds

Doctors call for better tracking of cases where children don’t get timely emergency surgery.
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5 more things you (probably) didn't know about music in Vancouver

5 more things you (probably) didn't know about music in Vancouver

From Motley Crue's favourite hangouts, to a Richmond garage band's late debut, to the famed Mushroom Studios, to the song My Vancouver, Your Vancouver.
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Kirk LaPointe: Thank you, Ottawa, for saving journalism from tools it needs

Kirk LaPointe: Thank you, Ottawa, for saving journalism from tools it needs

The baffling week of how the Liberals can't help themselves in trying to help media but failing
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Les Leyne: Leaders shift their stances on B.C. drug policy

Les Leyne: Leaders shift their stances on B.C. drug policy

As Premier David Eby cites drug seizures in response to a backlash to decriminalization, BC United Leader Kevin Falcon is sounding increasingly dubious about harm reduction
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Highs up to 15 degrees above normal: Summer-like heat to stick around in Vancouver for the whole week

Highs up to 15 degrees above normal: Summer-like heat to stick around in Vancouver for the whole week

Temperatures are expected to be up to 10 C higher than usual.
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Health alert issued after potential Hepatitis A exposure at Vancouver fast food restaurant

Health alert issued after potential Hepatitis A exposure at Vancouver fast food restaurant

People who ate at the McDonald's are advised to watch for symptoms.
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