Danielle Lafond says Surrey was the city she turned to for affordable housing over a decade ago. But now, she says shes had to give up her rental, get a roommate, and is struggling to make ends meet as the price of housing skyrockets in the city.

Three years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the racism experienced by Metro Vancouver's Asian community have continued and many have stopped reporting the incidents, advocates say.

The holidays may be over, but afood bank in Surrey, B.C., says it is still overwhelmed by the number of people signing up for help with groceries, and some staff worry a time will come when they won't be able to help everyone in need.

The family of eight-year-old Aurelia Braun of Surrey, B.C., worry deaf students will fall behind after Douglas College pauses its Sign Language Interpreter program, the only one of its kind in the province.

A $33.8 million donation has been made by an anonymous donor to advance research for multiple sclerosis (MS) in B.C. The University of British Columbia says it's the largest known donation for MS research worldwide.

While inflationary pressures mean some homes have had to hit pause, others are managing to continuethe tradition of creating a Halloween haven this season, despite the additional costs.