Dr. Reuben James Bond has filed a legal response to wrongful death lawsuit launched by bereaved family
One of B.C.'s top thoracic surgeons is denying allegations he was "negligent" and "high-handed and arrogant" in the death of a patient in 2017.
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Fear and loathing: In 2018, anger motivates American voters more than anything else
The potentially deadly bombs delivered to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and other prominent Americans failed to detonate.
Instead they set off a raging tribal battle, a wild rush to blame that included conspiracy theories, angry editorials and vituperative tweets.
Location is top factor for job hunters faced with steep housing costs
Cyndi Whaley and her family left Toronto two and a half months ago for Victoria.
Toronto has more job prospects in her field of environmental science. But the Victoria position that drew the family west came with something else — a ticket out of a red-hot housing market.
Growing 'ecological grief' is the mental health cost of climate change
Rising rates of anxiety, anger and sadness follow extreme weather and global warming
Monika Willner had only five minutes to pack her family's pets and precious items, before fleeing the wildfire that raged in their backyard.
Our Own Agora in Vancouver
CONSUL GENERAL MEA ANNE CARES ABOUT PINOYS IN LOTUSLAND
"A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way." John Maxwell
Ancient Greeks met and discuss issues in the Agora, an open space meeting place. In Vancouver, newly installed Hon. Consul General Maria Andrelita "Mea Anne" Austria initiated a Kapihan Sa Konsulado( Breakfast at the Consulate Office) to listen to the needs and challenges encountered by Pinoys. ConGen Mea Anne(she prefers to be called Mea Anne) says, " We want to listen more than we want to talk."
B.C. Parkinson's patients frustrated with long waits for life-changing surgery
Rob Mallett takes medication every two hours to control the symptoms of a disease that is robbing him of the active life he was once able to enjoy.
The retired high school teacher in Kelowna, B.C. is one of approximately 13,000 British Columbians with Parkinson's disease, a neurological condition that causes symptoms of tremors, rigidity and slowed movements.
B.C. pizza mogul takes aim at Canada's Saudi arms deal
A refugee-turned-B.C. pizza mogul is taking a vocal stance against Canada's $15-billion deal to sell military equipment to Saudi Arabia.
Ray Russell, the CEO of Freshslice Pizza, announced on Twitter he had sent a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressing his hope the government will cancel the upcoming deal, saying it would amount to taking "blood money."