A Corvette driver was forced to back up and find a spot in public parking when they were, politely, denied admission to the ...
Hunter Dryden has a last name that hockey fans recognize instantly. The 19-year-old goaltender is the grandson of Hockey Hall of Famer and six-time Stanley Cup champion Ken Dryden, while his mother, ...
Our Canadian Championship quarter-final matches against MLS side CF Montreal proved to us, and everyone else, that Vancouver FC can compete. We led 1-0 in our home game until the 63rd minute, and they ...
Melinda Hathaway loved country music, writing poetry, and collecting pig figurines. She had a dog named Lucky, a Siamese fighting fish named chemo, and a gerbil named Fuzzy Gnome. Melinda also loved ...
A pedestrian was transported to hospital in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle late Wednesday night (July 15) in Surrey. RCMP Surrey Provincial Operations Support Unit (SPOSU) ...
Shara Sherwan Azad had to read the email from the Beedie Luminaries Foundation over and over to make sure she was really a scholarship winner. The 18-year-old Langley Secondary grad, who hopes to ...
An estimated 2,100 visitors filled Langley City’s Douglas Park for Globe Fest on Saturday, the largest turnout ever for the annual celebration of diversity. There was music, art, and interactive ...
With a full pipe band, an honour guard with silver axes, and a ceremonial “push in,” Langley Township officially opened its new fire hall in Brookswood on Thursday, July 16. “This is the beginning of ...
Now that the school year is over and the hot summer weather has arrived, many Canadian families will enjoy summer vacations. Across the country, there is plenty to see and experience, including ...
Three-year-old Dominic Vito from Port Coquitlam was an enthusiastic presence at the Old Farts Car Club (OFCC) show and cancer fundraiser on Sunday at Vanguard Secondary School in Langley’s Otter ...
Errant dog poop on the grounds of City Gate by High Street is a rarity, as the Langford building management is among the residences in Greater Victoria that uses DNA to hold dog owners accountable.
If there was any doubt that the Phillips Backyard Festival has become Victoria’s marquee summer music event, Friday (July 10) night erased it. A capacity crowd of roughly 5,000 packed the backyard of ...
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