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Ride-hailing giants such as Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. appear poised to seize on their respective statuses as incumbents when these services hit B.C. streets.

Elizabeth May announced Monday she is stepping down as the leader of Canada’s Green Party. At a press conference held this morning, May indicated she is appointing deputy leader Jo-Ann Roberts as her successor.

Inspired by photography and poetry, 81-year-old Macao-born poet, Mu Han, published a bilingual collection of poems and photographs last month.

The Delta police had 25 registered complaints against officers last year that led to four investigations, according to the annual report released by the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner.

Is there a dog, a cat, or even a rat-shaped hole in your heart? On Nov.9, the BC SPCA will have a province-wide adoption promotion that will include dogs, cats, kittens, puppies, rats and guinea pigs.

Do you love retro arcade games? The Maze comes to Vancouver next year in May and offers a huge arcade-style maze as well as a “pixel” room filled with old-school games and activities.

Liberal Joe Peschisolido will receive $38,000 per year in pension

Yesterday, Metro Vancouver issued an air quality bulletin for the Lower Mainland and the central Fraser Valley due to possible intermittent high concentrations of fine particulate matter this weekend.

In response to recent racist incidents that have taken place across Metro Vancouver, Richmond City Councillor Chak Au and advocates from various cultural backgrounds launched the Stop Racism Alliance this week.

For the second time in a year, an otter is eating the koi at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen garden