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Kwantlen selling its portion of Ladner's Paterson Park

Delta has enough on its plate without trying to purchase the remainder of Paterson Park.

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Incinerator at Tsawwassen First Nation still a possibility

A garbage incinerator could become a reality at the Tsawwassen First Nation as Metro Vancouver begins looking at bids to build waste-to-energy facilities...

Project aims to simplify life

One local woman embarked on a year-long project last month to bring a little simplicity into her life and she's sharing all the trials and tribulations...

Keeping pedestrians safe

Delta police and ICBC teamed up this week to focus on educating residents on pedestrian safety.

Public comment on jet fuel proposal closed

The B.C Environmental Assessment Office has wrapped up the public comment period on a change proposed for a controversial project involving tankers carrying...

Off-duty cop pulls two-year-old girl from submerged car in Tsawwassen

An off-duty RCMP officer is being credited with saving a mom and her two-year-old daughter after their car flipped into a water-filled ditch on Highway...

Slide prompts plant to run around clock

A local company is working overtime these days to ship essential equipment overseas to help mudslide victims in Papua New Guinea.

Police call in explosives experts after old military flare found near Boundary Bay

Explosives experts from Victoria had to be called in after a local man discovered an old military water marker on the edge of Boundary Bay.

Vandals trash irrigation system at golf course

The following are some of the calls of interest the Delta police responded to in the South Delta area between Wednesday, Jan. 25 and Sunday, Jan. 29:

Deadline passes as concerns persist over jet fuel project

The B.C Environmental Assessment Office has wrapped up the public comment period on a change proposed for a controversial project involving tankers carrying...

Cycling week gets 'super'

The Tour de Delta could get a shot in the arm with the return of the Gastown Grand Prix this summer.

South Delta lacrosse groups upset with move

South Delta lacrosse groups say they're being forced out of their home at the Ladner Leisure Centre.

Pacers work overtime to win Stebbings/Murray Cup over rivals

The big winner was the South Delta basketball community as a pair of high school rivals put on a show that more than exceeded the pre-game hype.

Delta South MLA wonders who's protecting valuable farmland and habitat

There's no doubt hidden agendas are at work to destroy valuable farmland and wildlife habitat in South Delta says Delta South MLA Vicki Huntington.

Ports refute U.S. allegations

Canadian port authorities are calling on the U.S. government not to impose penalties on this country's container ports.

Delta commits $2 million to dredge river

Delta is taking the lead on the dredging issue in the hopes that a financial commitment from the municipality will spur other levels of government to ...

Will the malls have a big impact locally?

Tsawwassen First Nation members voted strongly in favour of a deal last month to build two major shopping malls - a destination retail and entertainment...

List of potentially harmful activities grows with age

Last week, the husband threw out his back. Silly fellow was getting out of bed.

What do you think of Delta's rabbit plan?

. 42.22 per cent said it's a good idea. -- . 11.11 per cent said move the

Delta looks to mitigate

Delta is partnering with local business associations to try and mitigate the potential impacts of massive malls planned by the Tsawwassen First Nation...

Search fails to turn up man who went overboard on Tsaw. ferry

Delta police officers are looking for witnesses after a man went missing over the weekend on a ferry bound for Tsawwassen.

Delta commits $2 million to help solve Ladner sediment problem

Delta is taking the lead on the dredging issue in the hopes that a financial commitment from the municipality will spur other levels of government to ...

Delta police and fire help mark Family Literacy Day

January 27 is Family Literacy Day and throughout the week Delta libraries invited special guest readers to share some stories at family storytime.

Vander Zalm in court over contents of his book

A B.C. Supreme Court trial is set to begin Monday in a defamation lawsuit involving one of Ladner's best known and most colourful residents.

Air show set to return to Boundary Bay this July

The air show will return to Boundary Bay Airport this summer after a oneyear hiatus.

Deltassist hopes 2012 not as big a fiscal challenge

After seeing the budget for social services in Delta dwindle in the past few years, Deltassist is hoping that 2012 will be a better year.

Artists paint with Heart and Soul

Three South Delta Artists Guild members are teaming up for a two-week exhibit at the Tsawwassen Longhouse Gallery.

Company wants to turn food waste into energy

An application to build a facility on Annacis Island that would be a form of waste-to-energy has been put on hold by Delta council.

Truck is seen fleeing after colliding with Jeep

The following are some of the calls of interest the Delta police responded to in the South Delta area between Tuesday, Jan. 17 and Sunday, Jan. 22:

Civic legislation in works to control fill being deposited on agricultural land

Delta is one step closer to having greater control over soil deposits and removal on agricultural land.

Delta not keen on plan to subdivide farmland

An application to subdivide a farm on Ladner Trunk Road has been shot down by Delta council.

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Off-duty cop pulls two-year-old girl from submerged car in Tsawwassen

An off-duty RCMP officer is being credited with saving a mom and her two-year-old daughter after their car flipped into a water-filled ditch on Highway...

Explosives experts called in after military flare found on dike

Explosives experts from Victoria had to be called in after a local man discovered a old military water marker.

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Commuter flights offered from Pt. Roberts

A Bellingham-based commuter airline is now able to run regular service to and from Point Roberts.

Husky station closes doors after 40 years

After 40 years in the community, the Husky station on 56th Street in Tsawwassen filled its last tank of gas this week.

Slide prompts plant to run around clock

A local company is working overtime these days to ship essential equipment overseas to help mudslide victims in Papua New Guinea.

Xinia's love for hairstyling spans more than 40 years

"I have a passion for it," she says. "I love people and I love hair. What a great combination. That's why I've lasted as long as I have. I have a passion...