In the Community

National Volunteer Week, which runs from April 19 to 25, is a time to celebrate and thank Canada’s 12.7 million volunteers. This year's theme is: “It's time to applaud this country's volunteers.

Thursday night’s 7 p.m.

Sacred Heart is doing its part to show support for the communities front-line health care workers. Since the COVID-19 pandemic started and the 7 p.m.

BC & Alberta Guide Dogs is taking its trivia night virtual to raise much-needed funds while maintaining physical distancing. The Ladner-based non-profit is hosting a Virtual Trivia Night on Saturday, April 25 at 6 p.m.

Parishioners at Sacred Heart Parish were given the opportunity to take part in a drive-thru, or walk-thru, blessing at the Ladner church over the Easter weekend.

They had moral messages among the news items in the local newspaper back then. A small article in the pages of the Nov.

Ladner’s Pneuma Church is doing its part to help those in need get through the COVID-19 pandemic. The church is launching a new program called the Food Box next week under its #LovePeoplemovement.

Whether it is donated meals, the Sirens at 7 or residents banging pots and pans and cheering, health care workers are thankful for the support.

Remember going down to grab some pop at a Pop Shoppe? Back in October of 1973 a new Pop Shoppe opened just off 56 th Street in Tsawwassen. “The Pop Shoppe is the latest addition to the ever increasing variety of specialty shops springing up in Delta.

As part of its Community Action Fund, Thrifty Foods Tsawwassen donated $1,000 to the South Delta Food Bank April 2. Michelle Olson from Thrifty Foods presents the cheque to Joe Van Essen of the South Delta Food Bank.