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Delta Coun. Sylvia Bishop will be taking a leave from her council duties until September to grieve for her husband, who passed away last week. "I expect I will be back at my duties in September, taking the balance of August to grieve," Bishop said.

Site preparation will soon get underway on Delta's newest artificial turf playing field. Council last week approved a contract worth just over $615,000 for the excavation of Ladner's Dugald Morrison Park. Work is to begin this month.

Municipal bylaw inspectors have laid 18 charges in past six months

The Delta Parks, Recreation and Culture Fall 2013/Winter 2014 Leisure Guide is now available to view online at www.delta.ca. Print versions of the guide will be available for pick-up at your local recreation centre, health unit and library on Aug.

High school course offers students a chance to learn all about how food gets from the field to the table

Volunteer group explores avenues for interpretation of one of local area's early industries to the public

The average amount of tap water delivered by Metro Vancouver each day in July was far lower than the one-day record set four years ago, although last month was rain-free and mostly sunny.

The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal last month dismissed a complaint of discrimination against a Ladner seafood processing plant.

Delta won't be handing out fines right away to people who park their vehicles too long in Ladner Village.

After approval from council, operation to produce renewable energy in form of biogas to be sold to FortisBC