COVID-19 has hit Columbus Residence, a long-term care home on West 69th Avenue in Vancouver. An outbreak was declared on the second floor of the facility Nov. 13 and at … Continued
The Delta Hospice Society is considering taking its case to determine society membership to the Supreme Court of Canada after a dismissal by the B.C. Court of Appeal Nov. 13. … Continued
Archbishop J. Michael Miller is urging parishioners in the Archdiocese of Vancouver to wear masks during Mass and receive Communion in the hand as the pandemic drags on. In a … Continued
The COVID-19 pandemic has cancelled live shows, closed movie theatres, and slowed the B.C. film industry, but for some creative young actors at Immaculate Conception school in Vancouver, it could … Continued
The red brick, former warehouse at Robson and Cambie that has provided homeless and transient men with overnight shelter for more than 60 years may be in its final weeks … Continued
The students of Saint John Paul II Academy have hosted another food drive for vulnerable people in their community as the COVID-19 pandemic wears on. Thanks to a bit of … Continued
John Nixon still remembers the powerful impression a looming statue of Christ the King made on him from the top of a high wall on his first day of Grade … Continued
B.C. health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix called a rare Saturday news conference to announce temporary restrictions on social gatherings in the Fraser Health and Vancouver … Continued
Pro-life activist Mary Wagner is launching a constitutional challenge of Canada’s criminal code in her crusade to gain legal recognition of the humanity of the unborn. Wagner’s lawyer Charles Lugosi … Continued
Vancouver’s archbishop launched an inaugural prayer service for victim/survivors of clerical abuse Nov. 3 by offering them his “deepest regret” and “heartfelt apology” for their suffering. “Nothing, no words, can … Continued