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Targeted shooting damages vehicle in Surrey's City Centre
Surrey Police are investigating an early-morning incident Tuesday in which an unoccupied vehicle was hit by gunfire near Central Avenue...
Richmond's $20M West Richmond Pavilion groundbreaking underway
Construction begins on a 10,830-square-foot fieldhouse at Hugh Boyd Community Park, with completion expected early 2027 and provincial...
Metro Vancouver's new wastewater-to-fuel plant nearing construction completion
The Annacis Island Hydrothermal Liquefaction facility in Delta will convert wastewater sludge into biocrude fuel, with equipment...
Hudson Williams spotted at Port Moody's The One Sixty Wine Bar
The Heated Rivalry actor and Langara College graduate continues his love affair with Metro Vancouver's food scene, hitting The One Sixty...
Surrey computer shop ordered to refund $700 for used MacBook sold as new
A tribunal ruled that SaveOnMacs misrepresented a 2020 MacBook Air purchased in late 2023, finding the laptop had a switched logic board...
North Van RCMP officer assaulted during traffic stop
The officer, stopped a speeding driver on Low Level Road who then struck the officer multiple times before being taken into custody.
ScotFestBC Brings Kilts, Highland Games to Coquitlam June 19–20
The 129th BC Highland Games returns with piping, drumming, caber tossing, Celtic music, and a special welcome haka for New Zealand World...
Great Grandview Garage Sale Transforms East Van This Saturday
A decade-long neighborhood tradition spans Grandview-Woodbine June 20, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; hundreds of residents participating.
Fabricland New Westminster Closing After Long Run at Columbia Square
Popular fabric store shutters Saturday, June 20; building owner has other plans; two locations remain in region.
White Rock to study Kent Street Activity Centre expansion
Built in 1973, the seniors hub draws over 800 members and logged 11,000 visits in just 15 weeks. Council will explore renovations and growth.
West Vancouver mother pleads for beach safety after son's drowning
Charlene Mitten lost her 40-year-old son at English Bay two years ago and is pushing for more lifeguards and public awareness.
New Indigenous kids show launches on Cree language and culture
Kokum & Dot, filmed at Capilano University, hits TELUS channels June 15 with eight episodes blending live-action and animation.
