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Psychiatric nurses working in Vancouver police command centre divert more than 50% to non-police response in Vancouver Coastal Health program.

Vancouver city councillors got an update on a multi-million dollar program to fund mental health supports aimed at reducing police response to crisis calls.

A high-profile member of the Vancouver Police Board who resigned last month has penned a letter to Global News shedding light on her decision.

B.C.s highest court has ruled against the City of Vancouver in its effort to regulate rent increases between tenancies at single-room accommodations in the city.

The ongoing Vancouver Park Board saga and the mayors efforts to dissolve the elected body is expected to continue at Wednesday’s city council meeting.

Vancouver police board member Faye Wightman breaks silence on why she resigned, alleges interference in board matters by Mayor Ken Sim's office.

A pilot program that embeds a mental health nurse in the Vancouver Police Department to triage 911 calls has diverted an average of nine calls a day since it launched last year, according to an update from the health authority.

The ongoing saga between the Vancouver Park Board and the citys mayor continued Wednesday morning as council heard an update on the potential transition plan if the elected board is eliminated.

Vancouver police board member Faye Wightman breaks silence on why she resigned, alleges interference in board matters by Mayor Ken Sim's office.

Vancouver police board member Faye Wightman breaks silence on why she resigned, alleges interference in board matters by Mayor Ken Sim's office.