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A Greenpeace investigation found a trail of evidence — from lobbying records to overlap of corporate management in shell companies — suggesting the Richmond-based Paper Excellence is likely controlled by an Indonesian multinational with a history of massive deforestation.

Mark Mohun-Smith placed his hands on a female patient's shoulders, told her to shut up, pushed her backwards into her room and closed the door, according to a recent decision from B.C.'s College of Nurses and Midwives.

Two recently elected B.C. mayors want the provincial government to reform the Community Charter to better oversee city hall transparency.

Jordan Sturdy says gas prices are too high and are a burden to residents of corridor.

“Sometimes, those smaller expenses on your credit card can go unnoticed, but be aware that they can really add up," says Linda Paul, a licensed insolvency trustee with MNP.

'They were so close to shore. I was literally standing on the road and they were right there,' says Randene Neill of Lee Bay

Some arriving at pharmacies for flu shots told supplies have run out, people are sharing tips online about how to get an appointment, and health-care workers worry they won’t get vaccine in time

Having a centralized repository of all of your health care information can help your providers give you better care than you may otherwise receive.

Tahti Nipin Piyasis Nahkotah, Dorothy Goodeye, is an advocate and ally to people on the streets — part of her lifelong journey of helping others

How people celebrate Halloween has shifted according to technology, the size of cities, and attitudes about celebrating a holiday as a community.