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BC & Alberta Guide Dogs opens Western Canada's first breeding and training centre
The Ladner-based organization marked a major milestone Friday with the official opening of the 10,000-square-foot Victor and Anna Kern Centre.
Allergy lawsuit highlights restaurant duty of care on Commercial Drive
Woman says she was served nuts in cannoli despite telling server of tree nut allergy, leading to severe reactions and two hospital visits.
Delta Hospital to get $18M MRI unit by late 2028
Fraser Health and the Delta Hospital Foundation are partnering to build new diagnostic imaging that could support 7,500 to 10,000 MRI...
Port Moody police chief David Fleugel to retire at year's end
The PMPD leader has guided the department for nine years; the police board will launch recruitment for his replacement.
Surrey arena announcement expected within weeks, city manager confirms
The 10,000-seat mixed-use complex in Surrey City Centre will include a sports team, hotel, and retail. Details arriving as FIFA World Cup ends.
Langley backs plan to repurpose retired SkyTrain car as landmark
City council unanimously approves proposal to preserve Mark I train as public space centrepiece ahead of Surrey-Langley extension opening.
Retired paramedic launches permanent Ukraine aid fund
Surrey man opens Canadian Ukraine Economic Defence Fund seeking $20 million in phase one to generate ongoing humanitarian and defence support.
Michael Dyck tipped to return to Vancouver Giants as GM and head coach
Langley-based team making unconfirmed announcement; Dyck coached five seasons (2018–2023), led team to 2018 WHL Championship final.
Richmond Art Gallery explores Japan-Canada cultural exchange
Opening July 25, Ongoing / Pacific Crossings brings together artists from Japan and Canada in a seven-year cultural collaboration.
White Rock mayor Megan Knight announces re-election bid
Knight is running for mayor again in October, citing council's focus on livability, resilience, and infrastructure over the past four years.
Richmond Foundation Awards $120K in Scholarships
The Jean Ip Foundation presented scholarships to 37 students from four school districts on Wednesday at Kwantlen Polytechnic.
Surrey student wins prestigious TD Scholarship for Community Leadership
Isabella Wen, a Grade 12 graduate known for launching Rose Tinted Ceiling podcast, is one of 20 Canadians receiving the $70,000 award.
