Downtown Eastside residents have painted a vacant VCH building to support having an Aboriginal healing and wellness centre as part of the local area plan.

Downtown Eastside residents have painted a boarded-up VCH-owned building to express their discontent with the city’s plan to transform the neighbourhood.

By 2040, roughly half of Richmond’s population will be over the age of 55. With quotes from Kathy Wong, manager of VCH’s Lions Manor residential care facility.

The co-executive director of the Portland Hotel Society (PHS) is surprised by media reports suggesting his organization is headed for receivership.

A man who went on a stabbing spree last year has been found not criminally responsible. The man was treated at St. Paul’s Hospital days before the attack.

“We will never reduce the rates of obesity by trying to change levels of physical activity without also changing the environments which shape behaviour.” Written by Dr. John Carsley, medical health officer at VCH.

The city and police have a plan to reduce the number of pedestrians killed in Vancouver. With quotes from Dr. John Carsley, a medical health officer at VCH.

Safety upgrades to some of the city’s most dangerous locations for pedestrians have now been completed at most of the sites. With quotes from Dr. John Carsley, a medical health officer at VCH.

Mary Ackenhusen has been named the new president and CEO of VCH effective April 14.

B.C.’s health authorities have seen an increase in calls for patient aggression against workers. With quotes from Kate Dickerson, executive director of Workplace Health at VCH.