Cancer patients are at much higher risk of severe complications from COVID-19 because of chemotherapy
Grassroots-organized National Indigenous Justice Summit was a free-to-attend two-day videoconference
The $1.2 M federally funded program will draw crucial baseline data from Canada’s three coastlines
James Smith, 34, died July 5 following incident in Nanoose Bay
Plaintiffs now have until January 2021 to submit claims for up to $222,000
Pandemic total 3,028 cases, 51 people from outside Canada
The plea brings an end to a complex legal case that has spanned more than a decade
The male pulled a knife on officers and then held it to his own throat expressing a desire to die
Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond has been appointed to lead an investigation by Health Minister Adrian Dix
Police shouldn’t struggle with health issues, Horgan says
The province has filed two notices of appeal related to the B.C. Supreme Court decision
Climate change is a “serious and immediate threat” to the 9,000-year old sponges: study
Climate change is a “serious and immediate threat” to the 9,000-year old sponges: study
Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police want policing focus of opioid crisis to be replaced with a health one
Youth Minister Bardish Chagger’s spokeswoman Danielle Keenan is standing by the Canada Student Services Grant program
The precious metal hit another nine-year high and is making a run for US$2,000 an ounce
Police describe the nature of the threat as ‘sensitive’
