Local News

The amount Canadians donate to charities—as a share of their income—has hit a 10-year low and lags far behind the amount Americans give, finds a new study by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank.

The final cruise ship in the 2017 season departed from Vancouver a couple of weeks ago, marking the end of the 31st consecutive cruise season at Canada Place terminal at the Port of Vancouver.

BC Hydro’s most memorable outages of 2017

Christmas cheer and the spirit of giving was certainly on display recently at the Ladner Community Centre. Thanks to the generosity of South Deltans, the annual Women Helping Women campaign was a huge success again this year.

The annual Christmas dinner organized by the Ladner Community Kitchen drew a record crowd of 140 guests this year. It was held at the Ladner Christian Fellowship and, as usual, emceed by Pastor Danny Stebeck.

Something is poisoning owls. Staff at Delta’s Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society (OWL) say they’re seeing increasing cases of birds of prey, particularly barred owls, suffering from poisoning.

So, how long does it take you to get to work? Data from the 2016 Census shows the following commuting times for the 47,195 residents of Delta in the labour force: Less than 15 minutes – 8,685 15 to 29 minutes – 12,815 30 to 44 minutes – 12,560 45 to

Latino Workers Ministry gets help from Cedar Park Church and Nando’s to stage banquet

Hit the Road debuts on CraveTV Jason Alexander’s new series, Hit the Road, which was filming at Ian Paton’s farm in Ladner earlier this summer, debuts today on streaming service CraveTV.

Police are asking the public’s assistance in identifying the suspect from an attempted arson that occurred just after 7 a.m. on Dec. 22 in North Delta.