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Council agrees with doctors and Friends of Delta Hospital that Fraser Health not treating Delta fairly

A 55-year-old man died in a workplace accident in Ladner over the weekend. The man, an employee with a tree service, was working in the area when a falling tree killed him.

The Delta police board is looking for input from local residents in its search for a new chief. Long-time chief Jim Cessford retired last month after 20 years at the helm and the board is currently on the hunt for his replacement.

After a positive meeting with doctors in Seattle earlier this week, the McConkey family was dealt another blow in their son's battle with leukemia.

Bruce Reid upset by provincial directive that requires school districts to cut their administration costs

Chase suspended after suspect vehicle tops 150 km/h on way to Surrey

A bald eagle is back in the wild after a successful release by the Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society Wednesday at Ladner Harbour Park. OWL rescued the eagle at the park last month after a film crew saw it in distress.

Editor: The Council of Canadians had an event on the upcoming transit referendum last week. This event was open to all as are all our events. Our speaker was transportation consultant and "yes" supporter Eric Doherty.

South Delta Kyokushin Karate Club enjoyed an outstanding showing at the recent 28th annual Lower Mainland Coloured Belt Championships in Surrey. The club sent a contingent of 16 athletes and managed to place in the same number of events.

School board asks for public input on priorities as it waits on funding allotment from Victoria