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Sometimes scams come the old fashioned way – via mail. Const. Dustin Classen, of the Delta police economic and technical crime unit, found a suspicious stock market promotion in his mailbox last week.

Parishioners at Sacred Heart Parish were given the opportunity to take part in a drive-thru, or walk-thru, blessing at the Ladner church over the Easter weekend.

A Ladner residential street affectionately referred to as “Candy Cane Lane” is in for a change.

Darryl Segal decided to switch his company over to hand sanitizer production when he was sitting at a traffic light at No. 4 and Blundell roads two months ago, after glancing at the formulation on a bottle he had sitting in his car.

BC Ferries sailings to the Sunshine Coast have been busy since Thursday, with a least one overload reported, prompting a social media backlash from residents claiming the spike in traffic is mainly tourists and vacation property owners acting against

Life on the boardwalk is changing in New Westminster. The city announced it is banning cyclists from riding on the boardwalk, beginning on today.

The City of Delta is trying to make things a little easier for rezoning applications during the pandemic.

Sun and warm weather will continue throughout the week with slight clouds to make appearances next weekend. From Sunday to Thursday, full sunshine is expected with temperatures as high as 16 and a low of 3.

Visits with baby Henry must be conducted on the front porch as family stays in quarantine as part of province-wide measures to stop the spread of the deadly virus

In the past month, Victoria criminal lawyer Mike Munro has been besieged by calls from clients at the Vancouver Island Regional Correctional Centre who want to get bail as quickly as possible. “They’re worried,” Munro said.