Neighborhoods — Page 10
BC Housing plans to rebuild notorious Downtown Eastside hotel as 77-unit social housing complex
The Regent Hotel will be demolished and rebuilt with modern apartments, seismic upgrades, and support services. Council votes on the...
New Westminster townhomes blend heritage facades with contemporary interiors at Mercer Village
A 12-acre master-planned community in New Westminster is launching with heritage-inspired architecture and modern living spaces designed...
Burnaby RCMP seek witnesses after sexual assault near Royal Oak SkyTrain Station
Police are investigating a sexual assault and a related suspicious person report in the same area on July 9, and are asking for video...
Richmond rolls out 30 km/h speed limits across nearly 500 kilometres of residential streets
The City of Richmond is beginning a three-month rollout of lower speed limits on local roads, mirroring Vancouver's neighbourhood...
Roberts Bank Terminal 2 selects TerraMarine as construction partner for major port expansion
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority taps consortium for 320-acre landmass and wharf work on $3.5 billion West Coast superport project.
Montrose Properties' bid to reopen Cowichan Tribes Aboriginal title ruling rejected
Justice Barbara Young ruled the Richmond company cannot be added as a party to the 2025 decision declaring Aboriginal title over about...
Suspicious fire at Surrey City Hall causes 'significant' damage to southwest exterior
A fire that ignited in a portable toilet against the building on July 13 at 3:30 a.m. triggered the sprinkler system. Police are seeking...
Surrey students walk onto BC Place pitch with World Cup players in FIFA Player Escort Program
About 95 Surrey students from underserved communities participated in the escort program across six of seven World Cup matches held at...
North Vancouver councils demand provincial inquiry into sewage plant cost overruns
District and City of North Vancouver councils voted July 6 to request an independent public inquiry into how the new sewage plant...
Hundreds gather to celebrate culture at Squamish Nation Youth Powwow
Nearly 3,000 people attended the annual July 10-12 powwow on the North Shore, featuring performers from across Canada and the U.S., with...
North Vancouver's Macklin Celebrini named IIHF male player of the year
The 20-year-old San Jose Sharks centre scored an Olympics-leading five goals for Team Canada's silver medal run in Torino.
Assault charge approved against man linked to four unprovoked attacks on Commercial Drive
Dylan Gaita, 29, faces assault charges after a June 29 incident on Commercial Drive; police believe more victims may come forward.
