VANCOUVER — They have won back-to-back Olympic bronze medals but the Canadian women's soccer team wants to raise the bar of success.
VANCOUVER — Sarah Blyth was weary of rushing to counteract an overdose every time someone screamed "Narcan!" from a nearby alley in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, so she joined other activists to set up a supervised drug-consumption tent for addicts.
"The only way for women to be equal in society and treated with respect is if more of us step forward and decide to be the change," she added.
TORONTO — A Toronto woman who has spent the past two months stranded in Russia after having her permanent residency status revoked while abroad will soon be coming home.
Clark made the strong statement as clean-up efforts continue along the central coast after a tug pushing a fuel barge ran aground and sank Thursday.
Premier Christy Clark announced today $100,000 in provincial funding for the Women’s Enterprise Centre (WEC) to continue and expand its mentoring programs, helping women throughout British Columbia learn indispensable business skills.