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Knife suspect sought by Richmond RCMP
Police are asking for help in tracking down a man who pulled a knife after an apparently bumping into someone.
'I have my family back,' former addict tells dignitaries at Surrey facility's groundbreaking
SURREY - A new facility being built in Surrey is giving people at risk of homelessness and mental health addiction issues more hope for a faster recovery.
Union tallying results after teachers take strike vote
SURREY - Union leaders are expecting a late night as officials prepare to count the teacher's strike vote.
PHOTOS: AA Boys Rugby All Stars
High School Boys AA Rugby All Stars. Missing for photo were Blair Cosulich, Rupert Cosulich, Julian Domiguez, Heath Driscoll, Marshall Fuller, Mike Harvey, Jimmy Kim, Willy, Konantz, Graham Laver, Owen Lecky, Spencer Morris, Brendan O’Sullivan, Alex Palkovsky, Jesse Richardson, Eric Rosenfeld, Taylor Scholz, Ryan Singleton, Darrian Fung
Curtain up on a new name for CapU theatre
Capilano University’s performing arts theatre will be renamed the North Shore Credit Union Centre for the performing arts as part of a 15-year, $1-million deal.
PHOTOS: Porsche Show
Porsche Show and fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis rolled into Dundarave June 19. Classic and modern Porsches lined Marine Drive for public viewing followed by the annual drive up to Cypress Mountain and back.
PHOTOS: Scouts celebrate 100 years
Scouting youth from across the North Shore gathered at Cates Park to celebrate 100 years of scouting in North and West Vancouver. Crafts stations, races and fun challenges were part of the day-long celebration.
Canada Post imposes overtime ban, meaning your mail may have to wait longer
SURREY - It might be a bit longer before all the mail is delivered even though the federal government has ordered an end to the Canada Post labour dispute.
Police ask for help to find missing Surrey woman
SURREY - Anyone know where Tsigie Admasu Weldeamanuel is?
Canucks hero to appear at Salmon Festival
Fans cheered wildly from the stands as Manny Malhotra made his improbable return in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final.
Run Salmon Run
For years, the start of the Steveston Salmon Festival wasn’t complete until elite and novice athletes ran past spectators before the annual parade began.
Community Calendar update: Cobra up for raffle
Vancouver Community College is raffling off a 1967 Factory Five Cobra kit car worth $60,000 built by youth in the NASKARZ “Never Again Steal Cars” program. The program runs in cooperation with the Ray Cam Cooperative Centre located in the Downtown Eastside. The cobra includes about $70,000 worth of parts and materials and up to 2,000 hours of labour. Tickets cost $100 each with proceeds going towards the program.
Point Grey mom survives grueling 400-km cycle for cancer
When Cathy Williscroft of Point Grey got into cycling a year ago she didn’t know she would end up riding from Kelowna to Delta in a single day to raise money for cancer research. Though the 40-year-old mother of three had watched a good friend and breast cancer survivor participate in Ride2Survive for three years, she had no intention of taking part in such a gruelling event until “the stars aligned.”
PHOTOS: Native traditions honoured
People who attended the Haney Farmers’ Market got a treat on Saturday for National Aboriginal Day.
Suspicious package in Surrey office tower causes scare Tuesday
SURREY - Police were called to a Surrey office tower Tuesday morning after a suspicious package was found on the premises.
North Alouette bridge connects trails
The last link has been completed with the opening of the North Alouette River Greenway Bridge.
Bank donates $250K to LGH’s HOpe Centre
TD Canada Trust has pledged $250,000 towards the building of a new mental health centre at Lions Gate Hospital.
Is your kid ready to start?
A major new B.C. study provides hard data that the youngest children in a classroom score considerably lower in reading and mathematical skills over the long term and are less likely to graduate from Grade 12.
Routley parents seek school
Parents and homeowners in the Routley area finally got their say before the Langley Township council, pleading with them Monday to not rezone a site owned by the school board.
