In the Community

The Delta Youth Support Line Society is helping Delta high schools celebrate Youth Week next month.

Are you an older driver who still enjoys the independence that your own transportation allows you? Are you an adult child of elderly parents who still drive? Because physical fitness and mental ability change as people age, it's important to re-evalu

On behalf of the provincial government, Delta South MLA Vicki Huntington presented KidSport Delta with a $1,000 cheque last week to be used to support the participation in sport by children in Delta.

Close to 1,000 people flooded the South Delta Baptist Church on April 5 to learn from world-renowned dementia expert Teepa Snow. And thanks to the generosity of attendees, the event raised over $4,000 for local charities.

Representatives of the Keystone of Life Foundation, Don Neilson and Peter Edwards, received a firsthand demonstration of the cushions and were impressed with how they improved the quality of life for the residents of Mountain View Manor.

Event to highlight threatened species & ecosystems

Elise Ridley (left) and Olivia Wickett raised $320 by selling cupcakes outside of the RunInn last month. The girls decided to bake and sell cupcakes to raise money for B.C. Children's Hospital as part of their Sacred Heart School charity project.

The Earthwise Society is offering South Delta residents a unique opportunity to enjoy a "10-mile diet" through its organic Community Supported Agriculture program.

Clubs & Groups ?BC Guide Dog Services needs volunteers in Ladner to provide boarding homes for future guide dogs.

Nova Scotia band to perform in Ladner on Saturday