Andrea Woo

The P.1 variant, most commonly associated with Brazil, has already forced the closure of the Whistler Blackcomb ski resort

An epidemic of drug overdoses has claimed more than 20,000 Canadians since 2016 — about the same number of victims as the coronavirus. Here, The Globe puts names and faces to those we lost, taking them out of the shadows of grief and shame

Dr. Wajid Ahmed says health care systems need to be meticulous in how they prioritize coronavirus vaccine rollouts to save as many lives as possible and not allow jumping of the queue

The marathon legal battle, which started in 2009 and entered B.C. Supreme Court in 2016, is expected to continue with an appeal

More than 5,500 people in B.C. have died of illicit drug overdoses since 2016, including a record 170 in May

Dark days, but there are still beautiful sunsets.

A resolution urges the B.C. government to work with the Solicitor-General to decriminalize personal possession of all illicit drugs by amending the Police Act to limit enforcement

Without significant changes to the highly toxic drug supply that is driving Canada’s overdose crisis, drug checking has become an important tool in at least identifying and mitigating some of its harms

The prevalence of fentanyl and carfentanil means drug users in the Downtown Eastside are always at risk, but never more so than when social assistance cheques arrive every month. The Globe spent roughly 24 hours in the troubled neighbourhood for a first-hand look at the overdose crisis

The RCMP’s E Division spokesperson, Cpl. Annie Linteau, broke some big news Friday evening – after 11 years, the mother of slain newlywed Jassi Sidhu, and…

How Canadian Hiphop Crew Swollen Members Hit Bottom and Bounced Back

Nas admits he’s not perfect, but the rapper says he has skin thick enough to weather all the gossip about him.