Ashley Burr

A study that showcases the effectiveness of take-home fentanyl test strips will have a significant impact on the number of British Columbians who overdose alone in their homes, an advocate says. For...

B.C.'s Medical Services Commission is looking into whether private services offered by Telus Health for a fee let people jump the health-care queue.

When you pick up a packaged food product it has a nutrition label, now a Vancouver company is working to show the products' environmental impacts too. 

B.C. food security advocates say many families are going hungry as the cost of groceries continues to climb and the need at food banks becomes greater.

On the 108th anniversary of the Komagata Maru’s arrival in Vancouver’s harbour, there are calls for more diversity in history taught in schools.

Workplaces across B.C. have seen staggering numbers of employees leaving over the last few years, but it seems many people are now wishing they hadn't.

Abortion was legalized in Canada in 1969; however that was only the start of what some call "a long road" to accessible abortions for women in B.C.

Here in British Columbia experts say a lot has been done to ensure safe access to abortions, but advocates maintain there’s more to be done.

Some are raising concerns following a massive turnout at the Vancouver Sun Run over the weekend, but experts say runners were following health measures.