Dr. Jessica Dunkley is one of the first deaf doctors in the country and the first hearing-impaired Métis doctor to practise in Canada.

Dr. Jordan Leith, VCHRI surgeon, discusses meniscus tear knee injuries.

Dr. Jessica Dunkley is one of the first deaf doctors in the country and the first hearing-impaired Métis doctor to practise in Canada. Several years ago she filed a human rights complaint against the Health Employers Association of B.C., Providence Health Care and UBC for discrimination based on physical disability.

VCH has partnered with The Care Group to convert Casa Mia into a seniors’ home.

A man was arrested last night after being shot by police with a bean-bag bullet after a bizarre incident involving an ambulance stolen from outside VGH.

The Massachusetts Medical Society voted in favor for a state-run supervised drug-injection site pilot program. With quotes from Thomas Kerr, lead researcher for B.C. Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS on Vancouver’s Insite.

While the young brain is developing it is also more vulnerable to becoming addicted. With quotes from Rashmi Chadha, addictions physician with VCH.

Youth from Pemberton and Area C to the Lower Lakes and N’Quatqua can now access resources in a new web-based wellness app called Plan-Y created in collaboration with VCH.

FortisBC recognized 11 B.C. organizations including VCH for their dedication to conserving energy.

“Ironic that Mathew Wilson’s “ad” (April 28, Coast Reporter) is entitled “Seniors’ care project needs celebrating, not name-calling,” then continues to name-call and spread lies about Nicholas Simons slowing down the process.”