New supervised inhalation site set to launch in the Downtown Eastside amidst harm-reduction cuts
Vancouver’s first indoor supervised inhalation site is nearly ready to be used. The new space in the city’s Downtown Eastside is expected to open in the upcoming weeks, according to Dr. Julio Montaner, executive director and physician-in-chief of the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS.
An incident involved a pedestrian and a vehicle in the Downtown Eastside was captured on video and we have some details.
British Columbia's election campaign is officially underway, New Democrat Leader David Eby told a crowd of cheering ...
A Sheriff's Office undercover narcotics detective was injured when a gunman fired into an unmarked police car Friday ...
The DTES Heart of the City Festival announced its lineup for 2024, featuring over 100 events including music, theatre, and ...
Under the theme Threads of Connection, this year’s festival offers over 100 events that span two weeks of live performances, ...
An officer with the Vancouver Police Department could face criminal charges in the killing of a man on the Downtown Eastside ...
When Alberta introduces legislation next spring that will allow drug addicts to be forced into treatment, it will be the ...
The artist records everyday activities in the streets and alleys around the Main and Hasting Street intersection On the right the view is from a fixed camera positioned on top of a dashboard in a ...
In 2022, Lalonde announced a break from track competitions to focus on strengthening her mental and physical wellbeing–she ...
However, in recent years, the neighborhood has grappled with problems of drug use, homelessness and crime because of its proximity to the Downtown Eastside, which borders Gastown. If you're ...
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