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There are many stages throughout the process where animals can suffer, says the BC SPCA

For people to access medical assistance in dying (MAID) requires health-care professionals willing to provide the service. The reasons health-care providers choose not to participate are important.

Family caregivers of residents in longterm care homes experienced a collective trauma as they were kept away from their loved ones during the pandemic. This isolation has long-ranging impacts.

The investigations of the deaths of three young Indigenous people in northern British Columbia had been inadequate. Justice demands fair and supportive death investigation procedures for all.

Defence lawyers say the province’s decision to pursue criminal contempt charges against land defenders opposed to the Coastal GasLink pipeline could be tied to concerns that the integrity of the court is at risk

The sprawling First Nation is making strong efforts to revitalize its mother tongue, and bring members back onto reserve land

Quantum Technology makes a case for hydrogen power and its role in that future.

A senior had an electric razor put in his mouth to "keep him quiet."

The nurse will undergo remedial training in professional ethics.

With five clinics across B.C., the post-COVID network is offering support to long COVID patients who could otherwise go undiagnosed.