Penny Daflos

Journalists and other members of the public got their first look inside the distinctive Sen̓áḵw tower development on the south end of Vancouver's

It’s not your typical line of work, but specialists at the B.C. Centre for Disease Control are excitedly preparing to hunt and trap mosquitoes to see what they find – and what they might be carrying.

Women’s advocates in Vancouver are ramping up staffing and a support line on the first day of the World Cup tournament on Wednesday, warning that they expect a surge of calls reporting gender-based violence.

Public health leaders in British Columbia have ramped up monitoring for communicable illnesses as they co-ordinate with national and international

One of B.C.’s most respected radiologists is sounding the alarm over a critical shortage of radiologists and technologists.

A Metro Vancouver hospital has begun offering earplugs and eye masks to patients stuck in hospital hallways and policymakers are now considering doing the same at more sites, CTV News has learned.

When soccer fans watch a World Cup match at B.C. Place stadium they’re focused on the speed and strategy on the pitch, but there are a handful of people keeping a close eye on the turf itself and how it’s holding up.

Vancouver's no stranger to festivals, international sporting events, and diverse fandoms, but Thursday afternoon saw a spectacle unlike any other as the Voyageurs marched into BC Place stadium as a boisterous red tide.

An ambulance and two fire trucks are at the scene of an incident on the sea to sky highway just north of Lions Bay Sunday morning.

A B.C. man who had flesh on his jaw and cheek removed, found to have skin cancer, is stunned that there was no backup power at the surgical clinic, leaving him unsure of his prognosis partway through the invasive procedure.