Almost 80% of street drugs tested for fentanyl at a Vancouver safe injection site were laced with fentanyl.

Dr. Mark Lysyshyn says 80% of the drug checks resulted in clients reducing their dose and reducing their risk of overdose.

A pilot project to test street drugs for fentanyl at Insite has found about 80% of them are laced with the potentially deadly opioid.

Drug users who test their drugs and discover fentanyl are more likely to reduce their dose and reduce their risk of overdose.

Golf course denied exemption to firearm policy to cull geese but if there was a real health concern produced by goose poop documented by VCH, council would reconsider.

A troubling study from B.C. shows that a high proportion of young adults who consume pot are driving. With quotes from study co-author Dr. Jeff Brubacher of VGH.

Vancouver city staff are recommending changes to 10th Ave near VGH, including raising bike lanes, restricting traffic, and converting street-parking into passenger loading areas.

Judge presiding over the B.C. public vs. private health care trial had sinus surgery at a private Vancouver clinic through a contract VCH had with False Creek Surgical Centre.

A drug-testing pilot project at Insite, found that nearly 80 per cent of tests contained fentanyl. With quotes from Dr. Patricia Daly, VCH Chief Medical Health Officer.

Drug users who test their drugs and discover fentanyl are 10 times more likely to reduce their dose, making such tests widely available could reduce overdoses.