In the Community

This is the fifth annual event celebrating and supporting grandparents who have taken on the care of their grandchildren

Let's take a step back in time and visit a Ladner business from yesteryear. The above Delta Archives photo from 1910 shows businessman John Reagh with his two children and dog in front of John Reagh's Shoe Store.

The 1983 photo above shows the Ladner Centre shopping mall on Delta Street with Pinky Laundry, Lux's Delicatessen, Delta Bakery, Delta Beauty Salon, Ladner Florist Shoppe and TJ's Restaurant.

The above Delta Archives photo from the 1940s shows the inside the tube of the Maas River Tunnel at Rotterdam, Holland. It was the model for the Deas Island Tunnel, later named the George Massey Tunnel.

Let's take a step back in time and see who previously occupied the above Delta strip mall property at the corner of Scott Road and 64th Avenue.

The above 1970 photo from the Delta Archives is an oblique view of the east end of Ladner Harbour at Chisholm and Elliott streets, taken from the top of the Surrey Co-op tower.

Have you ever wanted to write a story and then learn how to bind it all together into a book? If so, then the Ladner Pioneer Library has everything you need to get started on creating your own novel. Create Your Own Book begins Saturday, Sept.

Let's do a throwback and vist some of downtown Ladner's auto shops of yesteryear. The above Delta Archives photo from 1949 shows Ferguson Motors on Westham Street (48th Avenue). The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is now located on the site.

Let’s take a step back in time and check out the busy Scott Road (120th Street) corridor back in the 1970s. It’s easy to see there doesn’t seem to be many drastic changes on the strip since those days.