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The CEO of Fraser Health is defending the quality of hospital care in British Columbia's largest health authority after a string of scathing letters from doctors sounded the alarm about understaffing, underfunding and a lack of public transparency. 

A fundraiser for a local non-profit was back for another year on May 7.

Dorothy, built in Victoria in 1897, is one of the oldest sailing yachts in the Pacific Northwest.

For the early deaths. matthew hill, bbc points west. those campaigning for changes to uk gun law after the tragedy in plymouth say theres increasing frustration as delays responding to recommendations made by the coroner continue. the government had been due to respond to an extended deadline which runs out today, but the home office says its still considering the findings and is now seeking a further "short extension". ben woolvin reports. in august 2021, five people are killed by a man using a...

Points West Living working with Alberta Health Services to limit spread

The city has announced new short-term supports from the province and the owner of RidgeView Place, an apartment building whose occupancy permit was revoked earlier this week due to concerns about its structural safety.

Cody-born artist Jeffrey B. Rudolph’s artistic journey began in his father’s carpentry shop when he was a child carving on scraps of wood. At the next “Local Lore with Bob …

The British Columbia government's "outdated" practice of granting mineral claims without Indigenous consent is a "continuation of the Crown's efforts to dismantle Gitxaała's society," a lawyer for the First Nation told a court Monday.

Herring are spawning in an area off the coast of Vancouver Island where a spawn has never been recorded.

The actor and filmmaker is championing the novel Greenwood by Michael Christie on the great Canadian book debate. Tune in March 27-30 on CBC TV, CB Radio, CBC Gem, CBC Listen and CBC Books.