In a decisive victory, Ken Sim has ousted incumbent Kennedy Stewart to become the next mayor of Vancouver.

Kevin Dahlgren isn’t a typical homeless advocate. The Portland-area drug counselor says he has spent 28 years helping people on the streets along with advising cities and counties.

How soon is too soon to call a progressive and libertarian policy obsession a public policy fiasco?

An independent review found mismanagement by a the former CEO at BC Housing, leading to the government restricting funding.

There is no standard government definition of affordable housing. And, in B.C., no one knows how many homeless there are, or if the programs meant to house them are making any difference.

Polling by Research Co. and Glacier Media examines the most important issue facing the province

Following two nights of heated hearings, councillors voted 7-2  Tuesday evening in favour of considering a supervised drug consumption site at the city's hospital.

Canada’s safer supply drug strategy is failing and is making the national opioid crisis worse, according to a new report.

Forget policy, let's talk about a party paying its bills to local businesses

Vancouver Fire and Rescue received 27 fewer overdose-related calls during the week of the sweep than the final week of March, and 82 fewer than it received between March 20-26.

Vancouver Coastal Health is denying allegations directed at it in a proposed class-action lawsuit that claims it and others engaged in a “ham-fisted operation,” while operating a downtown overdose...

Ken Sim's ABC Vancouver party has secured a strong majority of the seats in Vancouver City Council, changing government.

Public safety became the focal point and key issue where many of the communications theories and strategies they informed took root and found fuel.

We will end this humanitarian crisis not with big budgets or unrealistic utopian fantasies but by empowering people to reach their fullest potential.

A life-saving service for people who use drugs continues to be a source of controversy for residents of a Vancouver neighbourhood and one local politician is saying the overdose prevention site...

Fentanyl overdoses have gone up 588% between 2019 and 2021, according to Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler.

Community members in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood are furious after a pregnant woman who owned a restaurant nearby.

Investigation suggests lower-income youth in Vancouver suburb could be collateral damage of safer supply programs and "dillies"

Vancouver Fire and Rescue received 27 fewer overdose-related calls during the week of the sweep than the final week of March, and 82 fewer than it received between March 20-26.