Highlights

A Saanich man who hadn’t heard from his 57-year-old plumber brother in Vancouver in a while discovers he died days earlier in a drug house — even though no one in his family knew he was doing drugs.

It caught a lot of people by surprise.

BC Hydro crews have restored power to almost all homes that were left powerless.

A fresh green salad, packed with veggies and lean proteins, is one of the healthiest meals you can eat. Unless, of course, you douse it in dressings.

Researchers recruiting Sea to Sky citizen scientists to help understand chronic illness that can follow COVID-19 for some. 

Concerns involved errors with several medications and being dishonest with the employer, a colleague and a patient about the matter.​

Alleged noises included a dishwasher running at night, loud banging, a grinding noise and a child running and stomping their feet all day.

Keep in mind, there is no one way to meditate.

A Vancouver youth with autism with a tendency to self-harm was left in his waste in solitary confinement in government-funded facilities, a notice of civil claim filed in B.C. Supreme Court says.

Justice Catherine Wedge called Andrew James Seangio "a sexual predator."