In the Community

The Tsawwassen Legion celebrated National Indigenous Peoples Day with a First Nations dance demonstration that branch president Bill Belsey says made everyone want to get up and try it.

In March, as the severity of COVID-19 came to light, residents at The Waterford and The Wexford in Tsawwassen retreated to their suites and turned on their TVs. That's when they met Dr. Bonnie Henry for the first time.

The Delta Hospital and Community Foundation is recognizing the authors of Everyday Vancouver Kari Karlsbjerg and Elaine Chu, for donating $1,250, a portion of their book sales, to the Foundation.

Summer is finally here and the volunteers at Earthwise Society have been busy working in the garden over the past few months. Their hard work and dedication are really starting to pay off.

Canada Edition in support of BC & Alberta Guide Dogs

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, challenges remain for people in Delta affected by dementia, many of whom are particularly impacted by the changes in care service provision and disruption in daily routine.

The Burns Bog Conservation Society is bringing back its annual Jog for the Bog that helps raise funding and awareness to support the ongoing conservation of Burns Bog.

Ladner’s All Saints Anglican Church is resuming its free community meal, but it’s going to look a little different. The church at the corner of Arthur Drive and Ladner Trunk Road has provided a free hot meal once a month for the last few years.

Ladner Christian Reformed Church welcomed Rev. Jason Truell as its lead pastor to start this year.

The Great Canadian Giving Challenge is happening all June. This means, every dollar you donate to Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation this month through their CanadaHelps page qualifies the Foundation for a chance to win $20,000.