Jennifer Palma

The funding adds 10 spaces to the Transitioning Out Program, which and includes housing and health supports such as nurses and dedicated outreach workers.

“Young people are not immune from the opioid crisis that we’re hearing about every day,” said B.C.’s children’s watchdog.

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Four mills have closed across B.C. so far in 2019, sparking rallies and meetings from Kelowna to Mackenzie.

But in order to raise the funds, she’s looking to sell one of her beloved late husband’s paintings.

Dolores Baily flew to Adelaide, Australia, to meet her longtime friend Lyn Carpenter in person for the first time.

To raise awareness of this learning disability, affecting up to 20 per cent of the population, Dyslexia Canada is asking you to “Mark it Read.”

But there’s a reason for this.

Staff are busy grooming and getting runs ready at Cypress Mountain, kicking off the first ski and snowboarding day of the season.

One advocate says the situation in Canada is a “living tragedy, what it does to kids.”

“Every child has the right to know how to read.”

Dale Pennock is described as a loving father, husband and vintage car enthusiast. Pennock’s unexpected death last week left his family devastated. But on top of their grief was the difficulty they faced getting home on BC Ferries.

After being a draw for years, Chilliwack’s famous airport pie shop has now shut its doors.

A Burnaby resident is devastated after losing thousands of dollars to a scammer claiming to be from the Canada Revenue Agency.

Playgrounds are supposed to be a place where kids can have fun and run around, but for one Port Coquitlam daycare, a nearby park may end up being off limits.