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As residents and local business owners in Delta, we always do our best to support local events.

Dear Delta, As days continue to pass in this time of public health and economic crisis, as a country we are coming to terms with what that means. For workers and businesses, this reality includes job losses and closures.

It was an early August morning when long time Delta resident, Dennis Walsh, felt an odd utter across his chest. Instinctively he knew this was something serious and told his wife, Mary-Anne, he needed to go to Delta Hospital’s Emergency Department.

The past few weeks have been some of the most challenging for Delta residents in recent memory. As a result, all of us are struggling to navigate this unfamiliar new world that we have found ourselves in.

Are the daily COVID-19 updates getting you down? While it’s important to stay informed on the latest pandemic developments in your community, and around the world, it’s just as crucial to balance this type of media consumption with hopeful and inspir

Coast Hotels is a collection of refreshing local hotels that are unique. They have a strong connection nestled in the community and reflect the environment of the area. Coast Tsawwassen Inn is no exception.

DEAR DELTA: I begin this week’s letter with three inspiring examples of how our community is stepping up in this time of crisis to help those in need and to support our amazing health care workers.

Want to practice public speaking, improve your communication and build leadership skills without breaking your budget? One international not-for-profit organization is dedicated to empowering individuals to achieve greater self-confidence and persona

Notary Public Daniel Boisvert has lived in Delta most of his life and loves to serve his community. Boisvert began his business 12 years ago, after being drawn into the profession by the field of work and by the potential to have his own business.

When a couple is going through a separation or divorce, it’s already an emotionally charged situation.