On this episode of Journal: a look at super-agers. The official definition is someone in their 80s and 90s, with the cognitive ability of someone 20 or 30 years younger.

On this edition of Journal, we focus on the challenges facing boys and men in today’s society.

On this edition of Journal, seniors services. For 11 years, British Columbia’s Seniors Advocate has been measuring the challenges facing our seniors.

On this edition of Journal, we open our eyes to the challenges and needs of those living in some of British Columbia’s most remote communities.

On this edition of Journal, we take a closer look at one piece of our health care system that doesn’t usually get much attention, even though we see them working on our streets all the time: paramedics.

On this edition of Journal; an opportunity to look back at British Columbia’s failed experiment of decriminalization – and look forward to what might come next.

On this edition of Journal: healthcare. How can we ever have a meaningful discussion on how to improve healthcare delivery in Canada when we aren’t even allowed to ask the question? Medicare is perfect – until it isn’t.

On this edition of Journal: the complexities and needs of our aging population.

On this edition of Journal, we look at the looming deadlines for mandatory electric car sales in both our province and in the country as a whole.

On this edition of Journal, we look at how we can’t avoid the escalation in violence against police in British Columbia – police who take an oath to serve and protect us, no matter the cost to themselves.

In this edition of Journal, we examine the “horrors that exist on our streets.” That phrase was used by Leonard Krog, the mayor of Nanaimo to describe what he sees every day in his city.

In this edition of Journal, we explore the difference between Alberta and British Columbia’s strategies around addiction recovery.

In this edition of Journal, we take a closer look at the “safer supply” of drugs in British Columbia.

Join Carole Taylor and Michael Goetz to discuss what it is like on the ground trying to protect his community and cope with closed or “on diversion” ERs.

Join Carole and Dr. Brian Day as they look at a system lacking doctors, nurses, hospitals and is sending cancer patients to the U.S.

Thousands of British Columbians are dying annually due to toxic drug reactions and overdoses. How did we get to the point? Who's behind, "Safe Supply" and why?