Video alleging ‘fake plastic rice’ at an Asian restaurant in Vancouver was found to be unsubstantiated by VCH. With quotes from Carrie Stefanson, VCH spokeswomen.
Read MoreReport of ‘plastic rice’ served at Vancouver restaurant unsubstantiated: health authorities
Holidays didn’t slow down the overdose crisis in Vancouver
According to VCH, there were 42 overdoses at St Paul’s Hospital between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day. With quotes from Mark Lysyshyn, VCH Medical Health Officer.
Read MoreControversy swirls over closure of Downtown Eastside’s Drug Users Resource Centre
The Drug Users Resource Centre (DURC), a low-barrier drop-in centre for residents of the Downtown Eastside is closing. With quotes from Anna Marie D’Angelo, VCH spokesperson.
Read MoreEvenings with Kirk LaPointe
Interview with Dr. Mark Lysyshyn, VCH Medical Health Officer, about the overdose crisis and what is being done to help save lives.
Read MoreSea to Sky’s first hospice facility coming to Squamish
Squamish will be the home of the Sea to Sky’s first palliative care facility. The four-bed hospice is expected to open in 2019.
Read MoreDTES unsanctioned pop-up injection site receives Vancouver Coastal Health funding
An unsanctioned pop-up supervised injection site in the downtown east side has finally received government funding. VCH has brought the pop-up site under its wing.
Read MoreBritish Columbians’ health enhanced through capital investments in 2016
From a hybrid operating room at VGH, to construction of a new Centre for Mental Health and Addictions, 2016 strengthened health care for families around the province.
Read MoreGet Moving! Keep Moving!
Most Canadians are guilty of sitting more and moving less, and this inactivity comes at a staggering cost. With quotes from Dr. Max Cynader, brain researcher at the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health.
Read MoreBaby Jade, second-generation Richmondite, kicks off 2017
Jade Anastasia Kirby entered the world on Jan. 1, at 4:15 a.m., to become the first native Richmondite of 2017.
Read MoreHospice beds coming to Squamish’s Hilltop House
The provincial government has provided around $1 million for hospice palliative care in Squamish, Powell River and the Sunshine Coast.
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