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The fridge in James Shen's Vancouver apartment leaked, causing the strata to pay a $100,000 insurance deductible.

The board has approved adding the greening of the Delta Police to its monthly agenda, following a presentation on climate change by board vice-chair Dr. Karen Hossack, at the board’s Sept. 21 meeting.

This event won't take place for another whopping 107 years.

Ever wondered what it's like being an urban beekeeper? Winston Wong from BC Bee Supply explains the basics of beekeeping and what you can do to protect B.C.'s bee population.

A family with a child younger than 12 is able to save more than $700 a year with the province's "Get On Board - Kids 12 and Under Ride Free" program.

The Squamish Nation councilor says he is "humbled" by the country's response in honoring the survivors of the residential school system, but further education is paramount.

Since 1951, the Delta Chamber of Commerce has recognized outstanding community members and businesspersons at the Hats Off to Excellence Awards Gala.

A major benefit of the series is the opportunity to be with other caregivers who understand and can share experiences as well as practical hints and suggestions.

A day long celebration took place last Friday as Wave Warrior hit the water for the very first time with the blessing of the First Nation community