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Vancouver's city clerk, deputy clerk exit suddenly; no explanation given
Katrina Leckovic and Tina Penney depart Thursday after years in governance roles. City cites personnel matters; councillors express...
Federal government covers $1.1M tax bill for Laval corruption recovery
Ottawa intervenes after Quebec city faced unexpected tax on funds recovered from jailed ex-mayor. Settlement protects residents from...
SkyTrain beam work closes Surrey highway lanes through fall
Overnight traffic stoppages on Fraser Highway from 168 to 184 Street will occur Sunday through Thursday nights as crews install guideway...
VPD won't patrol Vancouver beaches this summer
After parks funding cuts, police say officers will respond to calls but will not actively patrol city beaches during peak season.
Steel & Oak marks 12 years with community parking lot party
New Westminster brewery hosts all-ages anniversary celebration June 20, featuring 12+ beers, vinyl DJs, vintage market, and...
Metro Vancouver unions set strike deadline for Sunday
A 72-hour strike notice filed by regional district workers signals possible job action as early as 3:36 p.m. Sunday, affecting water and...
Surrey council to approve $3M fleet renewal
Council votes Monday on purchasing 15 trucks and three vans to replace aging vehicles that have reached the end of their service life.
Hudson's Bay Building Heads to Redevelopment with Onni
Vancouver's iconic downtown flagship store shifts hands with massive potential for mixed-use transformation.
New Housing Coming to Homeless in North Vancouver
Province and District partner on temporary homes for people experiencing or at-risk of homelessness in the North Shore community.
SkyTrain's Broadway Hub Rises: New Interchange Takes Shape
Canada Line platforms extend for first time in 17 years as Broadway-City Hall becomes a major regional transfer point this fall.
Ladner May Days Brings Live Music and Artisan Market
Delta celebration features Beatles tribute, 80s rock, and 30+ vendors this weekend.
City Hall Dons FIFA Colors as World Cup Nears
Vancouver's iconic Art Deco landmark gets temporary World Cup branding as the city transforms for June matches.