Neighborhoods — Page 29
Assessment appeal cuts $18M from Chip Wilson's Kits mansion
Property Assessment Appeal Board valued lululemon founder's Point Grey waterfront home at $64.4M, down from $82.7M assessment.
Flamenco passion ignites Tsawwassen stage with El Ritmo del Destino
Los Gitanos presents fiery dance, live music, and storytelling at Equinox Theatre, Friday, June 5. Doors at 7 p.m., show at 7:30 p.m.
Mount Seymour planning major four-season expansion
North Vancouver ski resort proposes suspension bridge, skywalk, and gondola to nearly triple visitor capacity.
Fire forces evacuation of Langley housing complex
Multiple crews responded to blaze in multi-unit building near 208 St. and 77A Ave. Saturday afternoon.
Search continues for two missing paddleboarders at Squamish lake
Murrin Provincial Park closed as rescue crews search for paddleboarders who fell into Browning Lake on Saturday afternoon.
Metro Vancouver moving on second land removal from Deas Island
Delta regional park faces another alternative approval process for George Massey Tunnel replacement project.
Rising Surrey jazz stars to perform at Fort Langley fest in July
Two young musicians from Surrey will take the Youth & Emerging Artist Stage at the Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival, each earning...
Bear that stalked Golden Ears Park put down
Female black bear with extensive history of conflict destroyed after repeated aggressive incidents in campgrounds.
De Dutch closes Port Coquitlam location after 25 years
The beloved breakfast chain shuts down its Metro Vancouver outpost, ending a quarter-century of weekend brunches and pannekoeken.
Oakridge Park opens as Vancouver's reimagined luxury mall
The city's second major shopping centre undergoes major transformation, bringing new retail and food options to the neighbourhood.
