Neighborhoods — Page 2
McMyn Way in Richmond honours three Scottish brothers who settled Lulu Island in the 1880s
The street, connecting No. 3 Road and Corvette Way in the Capstan area, was officially named in 2018 to remember John, William and James...
Surrey non-profit distributes 1,400 backpacks to students in need at annual back-to-school event
City Dream Centre gave away supplies to over 2,000 attendees at Lena Shaw Elementary Saturday; ninth year of the annual charitable event.
Two men charged in 2025 Langley taxi shooting of 24-year-old Taran Pandher
Jared Douglas Polischuk, 35, and Luis Manuel Baez, 29, have been arrested and jointly charged with conspiracy to commit murder in the...
Ukrainian kite master finds healing and home at Richmond's Garry Point Park
Anna Kompaniiets, who led Ukraine's largest kite festival before fleeing war in 2022, has become a community fixture teaching kite...
Porker Face, Burnaby's pork-belly hot spot, closes after 10 years
The popular Korean BBQ restaurant announced its closure to much dismay, with its final service set for Saturday, August 15, as its lease...
Langley's Dairy Queen hosts Miracle Treat Day Thursday to support BC Children's Hospital
Three-year-old Lilah, recovering from leukemia, joins thousands in buying Blizzards; all proceeds go to the hospital that treated her
North Vancouver resident sues to overturn council's decision allowing chlorine plant to continue
Peter Teevan challenges July 20 vote approving Chemtrade operations; petition alleges staff report contained 'material...
North Vancouver teen Casey Trotter stars in Disney's Camp Rock 3 filmed in Metro Vancouver
The 15-year-old Lynn Valley resident plays drummer Cliff in the musical franchise's newest installment, which premiered August 13 on...
Bat bite on West Vancouver trail prompts rabies alert as summer incidents spike
A visitor bitten Friday on Whyte Lake Trail sought treatment immediately. Medical officials say the uptick is seasonal, but anyone...
North Delta students raise $51,537 for ALS at Hawthorne Park community walk
Seaquam Secondary students organized the Move to Cure ALS Walk for a second consecutive year, drawing 307 participants and 15 dogs to...
Majority of commercial vehicles fail inter-agency safety inspection in Coquitlam
Twelve of 20 vehicles were taken out of service for serious safety issues, with 47 total defects noted during a collaborative...
Pedestrian killed in North Burnaby collision; police seek witnesses
A 68-year-old woman died after being struck in the area of Pender Street and MacDonald Avenue Monday evening. The driver stayed at the scene.
