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Did hospital follow protocol for treating asthmatic?
An investigation into the H1N1-related death of a woman at a Richmond, B.C., hospital is looking into whether the hospital missed a key step in treating people with asthma.
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Parents of Reena Virk to speak in Richmond next week
Today is the 12th anniversary of the senseless slaying of Victoria bullying victim Reena Virk, but despite the unending anguish she feels, Virk's mother Suman is determined to make a difference.
November 19: Lessons from Vancouver, BC
On Thursday, November 19 Vancouver BC professor Gordon Price will give a free lecture on the effective integration of transportation in high-density urban environments with an emphasis on land use.
Richmond RCMP detachment moving 3 hours ago
Richmond RCMP's headquarters will relocate from its city centre location to the Ironwood area in 2012.
Accident-prone Metro Vancouver home to all top 10 crash sites
Canadians who buy fish may be getting scaled: study
Curry Roasted Pink Salmon. A study warns consumers to beware that high-priced fish is sometimes substituted by cheaper fish.
Kembo murder trial hears from primary investigator
The tiny body in the large grey and black hockey bag was curled up in a fetal position when Cpl.
Vancouver celebrated the 100 day countdown by lighting the new Olympic Rings
Wednesday night at the Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre, John Furlong, Chief Executive Officer, VANOC, Gordon Campbell, Premier of British Columbia, and Houourable Mary McNeil, Minister of State for the Olympics and ActNow BC held a ceremony to light the 2010 Olympic Rings at Coal Harbour.
Youths swarm Vancouver teen in Richmond, apply stun gun to his head
Four young offenders are accused of swarming a teen, stripping him naked and then repeatedly applying a stun gun to his head on Wednesday night in what appears to be retaliation for past bullying.
Mushroom show at Richmond Nature Park
Discover the fungus among us as the Vancouver Mycological Society presents a show of local autumn fungi at Richmond Nature Park on Sunday.
Michelin-starred chef chooses Vancouver
First Vancouver got Daniel Boulud, a big-deal, three-Michelin-star, internationally acclaimed New York chef.
Vancouver is the hub for a wide array of national and international transport options, ranging from major airline routes to intercity buses and regional ferry and train services.
Asian super-grocer T&T opens doors in Ottawa
Hundreds of people lined up for the grand opening of Asian supermarket chain T&T Supermarket in Ottawa on Oct.
Video: Flu clinics overwhelmed after vaccine supply crunch revealed
Some Calgarians who showed up at the Richmond Road Diagnostic Treatment Centre this morning for their H1N1 vaccinations say they have been turned away as of 9:30 a.m. - less than two hours after the clinic opened for the day.
Protest cuts short Rockland leg of relay
What started as a peaceful protest in Centennial Square grew increasingly disruptive Friday evening as a group of 200 protesters blocked the Olympic relay's route through the Victoria neighbourhood of Rockland, cutting that leg of the relay short.
Murder rate nudges up: Worrying rise in handgun homicides
Abbotsford police investigate the scene of a suspicious death on No. 3 Road in March this year.
Another foot washes up on Vancouver-area beach
RCMP Const. Annie Linteau, right, looks on as Delta Police Const. Paul Eisenzimmer displays a photograph of a shoe that was on one of five feet that washed up on B.C. shores, during a press conference in Vancouver, B.C., July 10, 2008.
Foot washes up on Vancouver beach
A mystery foot has washed up on the shores of Canada's pacific coast province of British Columbia - the seventh in the last two years.
Parental abduction ends peacefully in Richmond
Two young children were just a matter of hours from going off the grid in Hong Kong in a dramatic case of parental abduction that ended peacefully on Sunday thanks to the co-ordinated actions of police in Richmond and Toronto.
Whistler CT scanner to go into service on Nov. 2
Beginning on Monday , the staff at the Whistler Health Care Centre will have an important new tool with which to diagnose patients who come into the facility suffering from apparent cases of acute trauma.