Neighborhoods — Page 5
Burnaby Hospital emergency and surgical upgrades restart with $210 million commitment
Infrastructure Minister Bowinn Ma announced the redevelopment is back on after a five-month cancellation, with work to begin immediately...
HMCS Yukon, North Vancouver's last destroyer, was sunk as artificial reef in San Diego
The fifth and final destroyer escort built at Burrard Dry Dock launched in 1963 and was decommissioned in 1993.
One dead in RV fire in Surrey; arson team investigates
Fire broke out shortly after 7 a.m. Sunday at 94 Avenue and 184 Street. Cause under investigation.
Surrey MLA Linda Hepner resigns from B.C. Conservative caucus
Hepner cited loss of confidence in party leadership, marking the eighth departure since Kerry-Lynne Findlay took the helm.
Delta mayoral candidate Granum vows to use local control over Bill 44 housing effects
Melissa Granum says Delta can enforce parking, trees, and building design standards despite provincial density rules forcing growth into...
Semi-truck and Honda Civic collide in Surrey; woman hospitalized with critical injuries
The crash at 176 Street and 32 Avenue on Friday night left the Honda driver with critical injuries. The intersection was closed for...
Surrey boy with rare disease gets B.C.-McGill gene therapy partnership
Three-year-old Gurmoh Gill is Canada's only known case of spastic paraplegia type 4. The province is backing a treatment pathway with...
Horseshoe Bay homeowner wins two-week reprieve from demolition order
Yvonne Mischke obtained a temporary court injunction blocking the District of West Vancouver from tearing down her Nelson Avenue home,...
Motorcycle rider in serious but stable condition after New Westminster collision
A motorcycle and pickup truck collided at 8th Street and 8th Avenue Wednesday afternoon, sending the rider to hospital. Police are...
Mount Pleasant cracks Time Out's global coolest neighborhoods — 35th in the world
The neighbourhood earned recognition for its independent businesses, diverse food scene, and pedestrian-friendly streets ahead of a year...
Richmond approves 90-unit rental building on Spires Road with affordable housing protections
Council fast-tracks rezoning for six-storey apartment with 22 low-end market rental homes and 68 market units; 41% family-sized.
Richmond's Big Pirate Run returns to Garry Point Park this Saturday for fifth year
The fifth annual fundraiser for the Richmond Food Bank features pirate costumes, kid-friendly one-to-three-kilometre races, and adult...
