B.C. Supreme Court Justice Catherine Murray ruled on Tuesday that DULF’s co-founders would walk free, and that existing federal drug laws are unconstitutional.

Court records show the same inspector who encouraged the compassion club’s founders also approved the investigation that led to raids on their homes

The Shroom House could be in hot water following a petition to court that alleges it continued operations despite being evicted by its corporate landlord.

With municipal elections on the horizon, the infrastructure that supports some of the city’s most in-need transit riders have become a key election issue.

With nearly 8,000 rooms approved by this council, Vancity Lookout asked experts if the rapid response to the “hotel supply crisis” is justified.

Laura’s Coffee Shop in Northwest Mount Pleasant has withstood nearly a century of big changes in the neighbourhood.

The controversial property that was once slated to become an Indigenous medical travel lodge has been listed for sale by a court-appointed realtor.

Two motions introduced before council’s summer break underscore the deepening divide in the city’s tech approach — and bring key election issues to light.

The Drug User Liberation Front has been making headlines for years. With their most recent constitutional challenge wrapping up, Vancity Lookout took a step back to chart the group’s history and legal...

Artists from around the world flocked to Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside last week for the fourth annual Never Grow Up Graffiti Jam

The rezoning of an affordable apartment in Mount Pleasant for a tech hotel has been approved by city council. But tenants say they plan to challenge the city’s decision.

As demolition on the Imperial Theatre at 319 Main Street officially begins and a new project prepares to take its place, Vancity Lookout takes a look back on the rich neighbourhood history the theatre...

A new underground robot battle league in East Vancouver is drawing international attention and bringing a new all-ages hobby to the city.

Two Indigenous mothers spoke at an East Vancouver vigil event last Thursday about the impacts of family separation and family policing systems.

A study resets the longevity discussion, after previous research focused on those born between 1870 and 1900, and shows genetics and environment play roughly equal roles.

The Dunna’eh House of Healing, a medical travel hotel for rural Indigenous patients seeking care in Vancouver faces ongoing delays and significant financial setbacks.

The Dunna’eh House of Healing, a medical travel hotel for rural Indigenous patients seeking care in Vancouver faces ongoing delays and significant financial setbacks.

The Dunna’eh House of Healing, a medical travel hotel for rural Indigenous patients seeking care in Vancouver faces ongoing delays and significant financial setbacks.

Little is known so far about how people with Long COVID experience pregnancy, but some insights can be gleaned from myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) as well as several ongoing studies in this area.

Little is known so far about how people with Long COVID experience pregnancy, but some insights can be gleaned from myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) as well as several ongoing studies in this area.

The Alberta government's Crown corporation has published its first study using personal health numbers of people accessing supervised consumption sites. While its findings fail to hold up, it offers ...

Primary care access is declining in BC. With a new provincial budget on the way, how has spending on doctors affected it?

Last month, Manitoba took the bold step in cutting nearly all its private nursing agency contracts. Was it the right move? Experts weigh in.

The bodies responsible for the ethical review of research operate with no national standards, no oversight and no accreditation at all.

Methanol, a cheap relative of ethanol, is entering the supply chain, causing thousands of deaths around the world

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has ended full-time telework agreements for reasonable accommodations, employees say.