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Mayor Doug McCallum claims city was preparing before WHO declared a pandemic on March 11

The B.C. government has approved extended hours at retail liquor stores. Liquor retailers, such as wine stores or private liquor stores, are now allowed to temporarily operate between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m.

Trees at Aintree Crescent residence cut despite stop work order

Richmond will lower property taxes by two per cent and not expect payment until Sept. 2 – deferred from the original date of July 2. City council will ask the province to make a ruling to allow all municipalities in B.C.

It is alleged that the woman became angry when the store employee would not let her buy extra tissues

A loophole in the Residential Tenancy Act has left this front-line health worker homeless

Following the Easter long weekend closure of Deas Island and Boundary Bay Regional parks the City of Delta is asking Metro Vancouver to re-open them, albeit with limited access.

Canadians hoping to head out in nature and enjoy an outdoor getaway will have to hold their plans a little longer, as Parks Canada says they are "calling on Canadians to stay home.

Delta Police are asking for the public’s assistance in helping to locate two sisters – 14-year-old Nikita Joseph and 11-year-old Shauntea Joseph.

The Steveston Salmon Festival, which was supposed to take place on Canada Day, has been cancelled this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.