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Study suggests respirator masks used by police could hurt perception

Study suggests respirator masks used by police could hurt perception

The study shows people may react negatively to police wearing full-face respirator masks possibly due to their use in public disorder situations where tear gas is deployed
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Woman shot, found bleeding in Coquitlam condo lobby

Woman shot, found bleeding in Coquitlam condo lobby

A massive police response descended on a Coquitlam condominium complex early Saturday morning, after reports a woman was shot and lying bloodied in the lobby. Paramedics rushed the victim to Royal Columbian hospital with undetermined injuries.
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'They work and are safe': UBC expert addresses COVID-19 'vaccine hesitancy' in Canada

'They work and are safe': UBC expert addresses COVID-19 'vaccine hesitancy' in Canada

"Many are concerned about whether or not the vaccine will work, about short- and long-term safety of the vaccine, about its “newness” and the unknowns that come with a new vaccine."
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This Vancouver studio is offering free studio space to creatives with great ideas

This Vancouver studio is offering free studio space to creatives with great ideas

Have you got a great idea for art, film, photography, dance or any other creative endeavour, but need a space to make the magic happen?
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Here are the 10 weirdest things you can buy on Vancouver Craigslist right now

Here are the 10 weirdest things you can buy on Vancouver Craigslist right now

From a real beaver skull to a Tony Montana decal to a bunch of creepy dolls, Craigslist offers a bevy of strange things
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‘Bleeding to death’: Vancouver arts venues speak up against 'punishing' COVID restrictions

‘Bleeding to death’: Vancouver arts venues speak up against 'punishing' COVID restrictions

Vancouver based cinemas, theatres and art galleries are trying to get the ear of Provincial Health Officer Bonnie Henry to lift restrictions
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Potential COVID-19 exposure at Nook's Kitsilano location, says VCH

Potential COVID-19 exposure at Nook's Kitsilano location, says VCH

Nook's Yew Street location is scheduled to reopen for dine-in and take-out Friday. The eatery temporarily closed this month after three of its staff members tested positive for COVID-19.
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These are the 10 most endangered sites in Vancouver, according to heritage watchdog

These are the 10 most endangered sites in Vancouver, according to heritage watchdog

What is facing extinction in Vancouver right now?
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Director of UBC's school of public health resigns after vacationing abroad

Director of UBC's school of public health resigns after vacationing abroad

Dr. Peter Berman apologized earlier this month after it was discovered he travelled to Hawaii amid COVID-19 restrictions
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Public health alert: Health Canada recalls sausages due to 'undercooking'

Public health alert: Health Canada recalls sausages due to 'undercooking'

Undercooked food may contain bacterial pathogens that can make you sick.
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