Former children’s commissioner Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond was hired to investigate claims the so-called "Price is Right" game was being played in one B.C. hospital.

Some provinces have addressed the issue — Nova Scotia, for example — but B.C. says it is still working on a solution to help.

Health-care officials say the solution to staffing shortages in the Oliver hospital's ER is providing housing to locum doctors, but ER physicians say the real problem is pay inequity.

Dix said he doesn't expect any layoffs as a result of the transition.

Advocates, experts and trade unions say better environmental design, staff training needed to thwart resident aggression in B.C. care facilities.

A Penticton couple is sharing their story about living with dementia to raise awareness of the brain disease that affects 70,000 British Columbians.

A charity says 200 families will be impacted by the loss of the only pediatric rheumatologist in the B.C. Interior.

One of only two doctors in the small town of Okanagan Falls is retiring this spring. There is no replacement.

Toddlers who were vaccinated in either Chongqing or the Shandong or Hebei provinces when they were two years old or younge may not be fully immune.

The medicine costs approximately $750,000 a year and can improve a patient’s condition who’s living with aHUS.