Local News

Development adjacent to causeway under study

Ladner Celtic U11 Development Team capped an outstanding season with a decisive victory in the Delta Cup final.

The purpose of the Crime Beat is to educate and inform the public about some of the property crime trends occurring in South Delta and other files of interest.

Delta's unionized workforce has a new president. Jennifer Clarke won the presidency of CUPE Local 454 in a membership vote last month, replacing Darryl Robison, who did not run again. Her only challenger for the two-year term was John Gibson.

Ladner author Cynthia Elizabeth Sully is holding a double book launch next week. One of her new books is Colour Beautiful Life Sunny, a sequel to her 2008 novel Child of Where Two Oceans Meet.

Port Metro Vancouver is undertaking various field studies this month as it prepares to submit an application for Terminal 2.

Drafting and carpentry students combine skills to design and construct vacation home for Ladner family

DTA president tells trustees to add their voices to call for increased education funding

We live in times where the influential concept of independence has infiltrated almost every aspect of our lives. Our early education systems want children to become independent at younger ages.

Professional Flight Centre partnering with Douglas College