Michelle Ghoussoub

The Fraser Health Authority has responded to a high-profile lawsuit filed by an emergency physician, arguing that the court doesn't have jurisdiction to hear the case.

Two nurses are speaking out about violent incidents they experienced while working in the emergency department at Eagle Ridge Hospital in Port Moody, B.C. — alleging the Fraser Health Authority has failed to provide a safe working environment, and has sought to silence employees who speak out. 

An emergency physician is blowing the whistle on what she says are deteriorating conditions at two hospitals in B.C.'s Fraser Health authority — and alleging her job was threatened after she and other doctors sought to warn patients about a potentially dangerous situation in one emergency room.

Years after the bodies of two young Indigenous women and an Indigenous girl were separately discovered across Metro Vancouver in disturbing circumstances, investigations into how the Vancouver Police Department handled the three cases have been launched, CBC News has learned.

Chinese crime networks and Mexican cartels are using Canadian ports to trade highly lucrative fish bladders for the precursor chemicals needed to produce fentanyl.

Canadian travel agents say they're seeing more people cancel their U.S. trips and go vacationing elsewhere amid an upswing in patriotism due to U.S. tariff threats.

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Parkland's Burnaby refinery has announced that Air Canada has bought a batch of “low carbon aviation fuel” made from non-food grade canola and tallow.

Investigators have identified the victim of a homicide in Surrey, B.C., as 30-year-old Tori Dunn.

The B.C. Radiological Society and doctors who refer patients across B.C. say delays in booking and processing breast imaging are worsening, leaving patients navigating a complex system that is increasingly understaffed and underfunded.

If the frigid temperatures across B.C. have you feeling like you’re in the Arctic — your instincts aren’t all wrong.

A study conducted by the B.C. Centre for Disease Control has found that prescribing medical-grade opioids dramatically reduced the rates of deaths and overdoses for drug users living in B.C.

The Canadian Transportation Agency has handed Air Canada a fine of $97,500 after a passenger in a wheelchair was made to drag himself off a plane in Las Vegas.

A passenger who travelled through Vancouver International Airport during the summer of 2022 says he almost lost his foot to an injury that turned septic, after he was unable to disembark from a British Airways flight for hours.

A new trans-boundary agreement highlights the complexity of managing waters that flow across international borders — and the limited jurisdiction of Canadian officials hoping to mitigate another disaster at home.

CBC News has received dozens of stories from people in wheelchairs describing mistreament by airlines, including a non-verbal man who was nearly dropped while being transferred to his seat, and who suffered a bloody wound on his elbow.

Air Canada has issued an apology to a man who uses a wheelchair, saying it violated the disability act when he was forced to drag himself off a flight because of a lack of assistance.

Canada’s minister of transport has summoned representatives from Air Canada to Ottawa, following three high-profile events involving passengers with disabilities.

A B.C. man who uses a wheelchair says he was dropped and injured while attempting to safely exit an Air Canada flight, after a ground crew failed to bring the equipment he needed.

Air Canada has issued an apology to a man who uses a wheelchair, saying it violated the disability act when he was forced to drag himself off a flight because of a lack of assistance.