The Crown is looking if charges might be laid for death of 16 month-old “Baby Mac” in an unlicensed Vancouver daycare, which VCH had investigated in 2010, 2012 and 2016.
Read MoreTrellis plans for Coast facility remain in limbo
Trellis Seniors Services was awarded three contracts by VCH in 2016 and hoping to break ground on two of the long-term care facilities this year.
Read MoreNorth Vancouver’s Maplewood plan largely supported at public hearing
Dr. Mark Lysyshyn, North Shore’s medical health officer, said Maplewood’s walkability, transit, social places and play areas keeps with healthy communities partnership with VCH.
Read MoreSupport for Hilltop House
Writer feels that Hilltop House practices high quality professionalism in providing quality care and supports petitioning for provincial financial support to maintain the level of care.
Read MoreAnswering the call
The Whistler Health Care Centre closes its doors at 10 p.m. but demand for on-call doctors and nurses usually picks up on big bar nights.
Read MoreEgmont firefighters use naloxone to fight overdoses
Volunteer firefighters were administering naloxone to two patients, who were both transferred to Sechelt Hospital for observation and released later in the day.
Read MoreSage Wolf ushers in 2018
The Sunshine Coast’s first baby of 2018 was Sage Wolf Ryder, born at Sechelt Hospital under the super “wolf moon” of 2018
Read MoreMake it a clean sweep for a clean start
Kelsi Rivers, infection control practitioner for VCH for Sea to Sky region tells us how important it is to wash your hands.
Read MoreChamber urges Richmond businesses to apply hospital pressure
Richmond Chamber of Commerce wants to pressure the B.C. government into building the long-awaited, new acute care tower at Richmond Hospital.
Read MoreVancouver’s Louis Brier home at centre of assisted death controversy
Louis Brier home accused Dr. Ellen Wiebe of “borderline unethical” behaviour and has filed a complaint, but Wiebe is adamant that her actions were not unprofessional.
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