Neighborhoods — Page 20
Michael J Fox Theatre gets $400,000 grant to stay open through July 2027
The City of Burnaby approved additional funding to keep the theatre open while the Burnaby School District searches for a new non-profit...
Massage therapist charged with sexually assaulting teen in Maple Ridge
A 39-year-old Vancouver man was arrested after a youth reported an assault at a clinic in December 2025. Police believe other victims...
Surrey hosts World Cup fan zones and summer events through July
Live soccer on big screens runs free through July 19. Theatre, concerts, and festivals line the summer calendar across multiple Surrey venues.
East Broadway reopens early at Main Street after subway work
The four-lane stretch above the future Mount Pleasant Station returned to service Thursday morning, weeks ahead of schedule.
Homicide investigation underway following West Vancouver death
A man died at a residence in the Squamish Nation village of X̱wemelch'stn following an altercation early Wednesday.
Waterfront smokehouse opens in Steveston with harbour views
Wharf & Flame Smokehouse + Lounge has taken over the former Good Co. space at Imperial Landing with smoked meats and a boardwalk patio.
Fort Langley's Sabà Pizzeria opens with elevated-casual Italian dining
Restaurateur Simone Hurwitz's third outpost at 23238 Mavis Ave. features wood-fired pizzas, fresh pasta, gelato window, and deli counter.
Shooter intended to kill RCMP officer in Coquitlam condo raid, prosecutor argues
Crown tells B.C. Supreme Court that Nicholas Bellemare fired 10 times with intent to kill Const. Rick O'Brien during drug raid on Sept. 22, 2023.
Conexeu Sciences opens regenerative medicine lab in Mount Pleasant
Publicly traded biotech firm launches R&D space at M4 Innovation Centre, backed by $16M in provincial and federal funding.
Teen seriously injured in e-scooter crash with car in Maple Ridge
A 13-year-old wearing a helmet was taken to hospital with serious injuries when a parked car pulled into traffic.
North Vancouver debates future of Chemtrade chlorine plant in residential area
After two contentious public hearings, council is reconsidering its rejection of a rezoning request, with residents opposing safety...
North Vancouver council votes to permanently decommission Hastings Creek Trail
After 40 years of efforts to stabilize the popular trail, council voted June 15 to close two sections citing ongoing safety and...
