Neighborhoods — Page 4
New Westminster's Westminster Pier Park expands two acres along Fraser River
Major westward expansion opens at the foot of the city's tallest building, replacing a parking lot with public gathering spaces and...
Richmond's Harold Steves honoured with Medal of Good Citizenship for seven decades protecting farmland
The former city councillor, who shaped the Agricultural Land Reserve and founded Richmond parks, continues conservation work into his late 80s.
Surrey man arrested after found slumped over steering wheel in middle of road
Police box in vehicle at 18 Ave and 138 St; man regains consciousness and attempts to drive away before being taken into custody with...
Port Moody shooting leaves man in hospital; police seek witnesses and dash cam footage
Police responded to a shooting near Union Street and Barnet Highway on Saturday afternoon. The victim is stable in hospital;...
Delta detects 'forever chemicals' in groundwater; two wells offline pending protection plan
PFAS detected in Watershed Park wells during proactive 2025 testing. Delta consults Fraser Health; fountain will use Metro Vancouver water.
North Vancouver's Park and Tilford Medical Clinic closes permanently after 35 years
The long-running walk-in clinic on the North Shore shuts down Friday after financial pressures made it impossible to retain family...
Little Mountain affordable housing complex opens in Riley Park with 48 units and childcare
A new six-storey development at 167 E. 36th Ave. combines 48 affordable rental homes with 69 childcare spaces and community programming....
Alexandra Lodge, 150-year-old Fraser Canyon roadhouse, threatened by wildfire
Historic hotel that welcomed King of Siam in 1930s now faces evacuation as Anderson Creek fire approaches—owners using it as refuge for...
Toddler airlifted after drowning at Whonnock Lake near Maple Ridge
A 2-year-old was rushed to hospital by air ambulance Monday evening after falling into the water at the popular recreation site.
Ocean Wise brings Wonderful Whales educational tour to 19 Fraser Valley libraries through August 7
Free, all-ages program with interactive presentations, real whalebone artifacts, and ocean experts answering questions about B.C.'s...
Metro Vancouver's biggest indoor pickleball facility opens with provincial championships
The Nest, a 98,000-square-foot complex on Tsawwassen First Nation land, features 29 courts and launched July 22 hosting the 2026...
West Vancouver library opens exhibition on LGBT+ workplace discrimination
An exhibition exploring LGBT+ work discrimination opened at the West Vancouver library, featuring stories from survivors of the LGBT Purge.
