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Untreated sewage spilled into ocean from Richmond treatment plant Thursday
Metro Vancouver says raw wastewater flowed for three hours after rocky debris blocked screening equipment. No public health impact expected.
Langley senior in critical condition after assault on Canada Day
A 75-year-old man was found seriously injured near Park Avenue and Douglas Crescent at 9:48 p.m. Police believe the injuries resulted...
Surrey driver sentenced to 4 years for rampage leaving 13 crashes, 9 injured
Harinder Singh Sihota pleaded guilty to impaired driving causing bodily harm, dangerous driving, and failing to remain at the scene of...
North Vancouver volleyball coach charged with 10 sexual offences against teens
Iraj Mozaffari, founder of Toop o Toor Volleyball Club, faces charges involving four girls under 18 and one adult. Incidents span...
Search for sunken charter boat off Richmond continues with sonar
Recovery crews are using sonar to locate the fishing vessel that sank near Roberts Bank on June 28, leaving six presumed dead and four rescued.
Surrey mayor defends land swap deal as 'politically driven' criticism mounts
City trades $116.6 million in public assets for future arena site; opposition accuses Locke of bailing out developer.
FVDED in the Park returns to Holland Park with Dom Dolla, Fisher headlining
Surrey's largest annual ticketed music festival runs July 3-4 with dance music performances. The event typically attracts close to...
White Rock Pier gets $25 million toward reconstruction after 2018 storm destroyed 100-metre section
The waterfront landmark in Semiahmoo Bay will be rebuilt to meet modern safety and accessibility standards, with consultation from the...
Delta cannabis operations ramp up production as Village Farms expands to 2.2 million square feet
A major East Ladner grower completed its first harvest in the expanded Delta 2 greenhouse and is upgrading technology to meet surging demand.
Capilano University opens first on-campus housing with 362-bed Treehouse residence in North Vancouver
The six-storey building, named by the Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh nations, houses first and second-year students and connects to a...
Chinatown restaurants team up for summer stamp-collecting contest
The Chinatown Passport runs through July, directing diners to 19+ venues with a digital stamp challenge for a chance to win a two-day...
Granville Street erupts as Mexico's historic World Cup win electrifies downtown
Tens of thousands of jubilant fans packed the pedestrian zone Tuesday night after Mexico defeated Ecuador in the round of 32, the...
