Spikes on Bikes, funded in part by VCH, launched bike and foot patrols. A hard-working rider shares his experience over the program’s first year.

A new blend of drugs has shown up in the Downtown Eastside that resembles a mix of heroin and a psychedelic substance known as DMT. VCH asked to comment.

UBC seeks to advance cancer research with the recruitment of a President’s Excellence Chair in Precision Oncology. In partnership with other affiliated institutions such as VCH.

Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation wants to expand its health program to offer injectable opiates to combat the fentanyl crisis.

Important advice for casual party-drug users taking illegal substances bought on the black market. Mentions Insite using urine strips to detect the presence of opioids in drugs.

A West Vancouver leader in the field of palliative medicine. Dr. Paul Sugar, who works at Lions Gate Hospital and a leader in the field of palliative medicine, is being honoured for 35 years of service by VCH.

When Natasha, 43-year-old mom of two, isn’t working as a clinical nursing educator at Hilltop House, she’s competing in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

1906: The Heather Pavilion of VGH opens. B.C.’s largest hospital merges with UBC Hospital in 1993 to form the Vancouver Hospital and Health Sciences Centre.

The city of Vancouver is planning to launch a pilot program where people can bring reusable containers to select restaurants in partnership with VCH.

The Steveston Salmon Festival will have a 20-truck festival this Saturday. Trucks get a fire safety inspection from the city and a food inspection from VCH.