Tarnjit Parmar

Experts are warning parents to closely monitor their children indoors during hot weather, with heat-related illness and falls from windows posing risks in the home.

The story in Bunk #7 outlines the lived experiences of Larry Guno — the late Nisga’a playwright, lawyer and politician who attended a residential school in 1959 and 1960 — and describes a riot led by students that broke out following the dismissal of a well-liked supervisor.

The recent homeless count in Greater Vancouver shows the continued impact of residential schools on survivors and their families, advocates and support workers say.

The cats and kittens will be cared for by the BC SPCA, following a request for help by the animals’ owner. The organization says it is the largest intake they’ve had since the 1990s and will put a severe strain on resources.

Food Banks B.C. is reviewing its membership model as local food banks struggle to deal with increasing demand, rising cost of living and a lack of donations.