Neighborhoods — Page 3
Maple Ridge culinary teacher Trevor Randle wins Prime Minister's Award
Chef and educator Trevor Randle, who teaches at Maple Ridge Secondary, becomes the first teaching chef to receive the 2026 Prime...
West Vancouver mayor defends condo deal involvement one week before election
Mark Sager was involved in a plan to buy 23 unsold Horseshoe Bay condos at below-market price and resell them for $3.44 million profit....
Surrey debt collector fined $34,000 for harassing borrowers with threats of 'financial annihilation'
Toledo Credit threatened customers with RCMP involvement, blacklisting and financial ruin in a sustained campaign to collect debts. The...
Window-smashing spree damages 16 cars at Brentwood Mall in Burnaby
Suspect fled before police arrived Monday. RCMP seeking dashcam footage and asking witnesses to come forward.
North Vancouver housing study echoes wartime lessons on government building
Federal Build Canada Homes agency looks to 1941 model as provinces and Ottawa weigh deeper collaboration on housing supply.
Surrey council's final meeting is a tribute to city staff, new council takes office November 2
All nine members of the outgoing Surrey council are seeking re-election after a four-year term marked by civility. Voters will choose a...
Richmond voters face four ridings with two to five candidates each in October 24 election
Richmond-Bridgeport has the narrowest race with only two candidates, while Richmond-Steveston offers voters five options across five...
White Rock falling short on province's housing target through year two
City completed 174 units in the past year—87.8 per cent of its target. Combined progress toward five-year goal now at 79.3 per cent.
West Vancouver's four mayoral candidates pitch visions at seniors' centre debate
Incumbent Mark Sager, councillor Sharon Thompson, journalist Kirk LaPointe and lawyer Joe Spears outlined plans for the municipality Thursday.
Fraser Valley wine passport returns for fall with 17 spots in Langley, Abbotsford, Surrey
Sip season runs through Oct. 31 at 13 wineries, 3 cideries, and 1 distillery. A $30 passport splits proceeds between venues and local food banks.
Woman killed, man critical after train hits pickup truck near Maple Ridge
A pickup truck was struck by a train on Lougheed Highway on Wednesday afternoon. RCMP is investigating all possible factors.
North Shore's Capilano University receives $215,000 to expand Indigenous student support
The Isabel Bader Charitable Trust funding will boost recruitment, emergency aid, cultural workshops, and research on the university's...
