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Thousands still waiting to find a doctor through B.C. registry

Thousands still waiting to find a doctor through B.C. registry

Health Minister Adrian Dix says 60,000 people have been connected to a family doctor through the Health Connect Registry, while 220,000 continue to await placement
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B.C. man convicted of sex assault of teen girl he met on Snapchat

B.C. man convicted of sex assault of teen girl he met on Snapchat

First of two girls Jerome Taylor met for sex said she was 17 when she was 13.
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B.C. hospital loses appeal over elderly patient's broken hip

B.C. hospital loses appeal over elderly patient's broken hip

Ying Wei Zheng was awarded $75,000 after he broke his hip when he fell getting out of a Vancouver General Hospital bed in 2016.
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Palestinian terror group applauds Selina Robinson's NDP cabinet exit

Palestinian terror group applauds Selina Robinson's NDP cabinet exit

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine has a history of guerrilla warfare, suicide bombings and hijacking civilian airliners.
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Artist's paintings of Chinatown buildings offer nostalgia and community connection

Artist's paintings of Chinatown buildings offer nostalgia and community connection

Many Vancouverites connect with one artist’s vivid paintings of historic Chinatown buildings because the imagery evokes memories.
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B.C. companies roar into Lunar New Year with dragon-themed products

B.C. companies roar into Lunar New Year with dragon-themed products

More B.C. companies are tapping into the Asian festival and getting creative about their campaigns
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Lunar New Year feasts in Vancouver offer auspicious eats to welcome the Year of the Dragon

Lunar New Year feasts in Vancouver offer auspicious eats to welcome the Year of the Dragon

Prosperity, good health, and great food for the Year of the Dragon
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Greenpeace alleges lobbying push for 'questionable' carbon offsets

Greenpeace alleges lobbying push for 'questionable' carbon offsets

Greenpeace says it has revealed a 'concerted' industry effort to lobby Canadian government on its climate change and environmental policies, especially around 'often questionable' projects.
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Principals at Mahony's Tavern in Vancouver sued over financing dispute

Principals at Mahony's Tavern in Vancouver sued over financing dispute

Problem stems from alleged money-losing Stamps Landing restaurant
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Spring break 2024: You can fly to these cities for under $355 round-trip from Vancouver

Spring break 2024: You can fly to these cities for under $355 round-trip from Vancouver

Many of them cost far less, too.
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