This story is developing and may be updated. Last updated Aug. 25 with comments from the Canadian and B.C. Civil Liberties Associations. The vaccine cards the B.C. government announced today … Continued
Progress is being made in relationships between the Catholic Church in Vancouver and First Nations communities, according to Vancouver Archbishop J. Michael Miller. In an interview with archdiocesan Communications Director Makani … Continued
For Catholics originally from Hong Kong and mainland China, a recent “night market” at St. Francis Xavier Church in Vancouver this summer may have offered a taste of home. Father … Continued
In the wake of her Olympic bronze metal finish the camera zoomed in on Hillary Janssens as she leaned backwards into the arms of her rowing partner, Caileigh Filmer. Joy … Continued
This story is developing and may be updated. An investigation is going ahead at the former site of St. Paul’s Indian Residential School, roughly where the parking lot sits at … Continued
As police across B.C. investigate arson and vandalism attacks perpetrated on church properties this summer, they are also taking steps to prevent additional incidents. “All our neighbourhood police officers are … Continued
New B.C. government statistics received by The B.C. Catholic show British Columbia is on track this year to record another record-setting number of medically assisted suicides. The figures, provided to … Continued
Rose Morin is always thrilled to see Mandy’s* face light up when she stops by the ill woman’s home. “She is important to me and I think I’m important to … Continued
The five Catholic bishops of B.C. are launching a province-wide appeal to raise funds for healing and reconciliation efforts with Indigenous people. In a statement released July 26, the bishops … Continued
The 700 families or so that make up Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish are preparing to say goodbye to the religious nuns who have served them for 50 years. They … Continued