Neighborhoods — Page 2
Industrial-strength chlorine spill kills roughly 2,000 fish at Coquitlam hatchery
Pressure-washing waste entered a storm drain and contaminated Hoy Creek, destroying juvenile salmon, trout and cutthroat trout the...
Richmond schools opening 60 before- and after-care spaces by spring 2027
City Centre and Kathleen McNeely elementary schools will offer new child care through a provincial program, with the Ministry of...
Surrey school confiscates Meta glasses over privacy and exam integrity concerns
Johnston Heights Secondary in Surrey will seize Meta smart glasses from students and call parents, citing unrecorded video capture and...
Roche Point Park gets official protection with council vote, old-growth forest now locked in public hands
North Vancouver council voted September 21 to give one of the region's largest urban forests formal park status. The land cannot be sold...
White Rock honours 46-year school trustee Laurae McNally at city council
McNally, who first ran in 1980, championed music programs and attended countless school events before stepping away this year.
North Vancouver approves 36-unit townhouse project in Maplewood with tree-removal concerns
Montage Development's project on Riverside Drive received final approval September 21, but council members raised environmental...
Richmond plants its 11th Miyawaki forest at McLean Park
On Sunday, September 20, volunteers and organizations including UPS joined to plant the dense, fast-growing forest. The project mimics...
International South Asian Film Festival opens Wednesday with 77 titles across 19 languages
The 16th iSAFF runs September 23–27 in downtown Surrey with 8 features and 69 shorts from 15 countries. More than half the titles are...
Burnaby Hospital emergency and surgical upgrades restart with $210 million commitment
Infrastructure Minister Bowinn Ma announced the redevelopment is back on after a five-month cancellation, with work to begin immediately...
HMCS Yukon, North Vancouver's last destroyer, was sunk as artificial reef in San Diego
The fifth and final destroyer escort built at Burrard Dry Dock launched in 1963 and was decommissioned in 1993.
One dead in RV fire in Surrey; arson team investigates
Fire broke out shortly after 7 a.m. Sunday at 94 Avenue and 184 Street. Cause under investigation.
Surrey MLA Linda Hepner resigns from B.C. Conservative caucus
Hepner cited loss of confidence in party leadership, marking the eighth departure since Kerry-Lynne Findlay took the helm.
