Dozens of emergencydoctors from two more hospitals in B.C.'s Lower Mainlandhave joined a chorus of emergency room physicians speaking out about the dire situationinside their hospital departments, pushing the total number of staff who've spoken out in the last two weeks alone to more than 70.

The most senioremergency physician at one ofBritish Columbia's busiesthospitals has come forward to warn the public about the ongoingcrisis inside the emergency department, saying the situation has deteriorated to the point where some patients are waiting as many as three days to be admitted to other wards.

Dozens of physicians at the busiest emergency room in B.C. have released a scathing letter describing anunrelenting "crisis" at the department due to ongoing overcrowding and understaffing.

Residents of a 40-year-old housing cooperative in Surrey, B.C. are facing the difficult decision of finding a new home. Fifty-eight families of the Totem Housing Co-operative are in limbo after the property lease ended in Dec. 2022.

Following the death of their brother, a B.C. family is speaking out, demanding better hospital practices around the involvement of loved ones in the treatment and discharge of patients under the Mental Health Act.

With less than three months to go until the closure of a Metro Vancouver assisted living facility for people with mental illness, some residents say they still have no idea where their next home will be.

For the past 13 years, Kala Hooker has tried every legal option to be involved in the care of her sister Kora-lea, who has bipolar disorder and has been in and out of hospitals and treatment centres across B.C., Alberta, the U.S., Haiti and Jamaica.