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The Carney government did not join European allies in condemning Turkey’s crackdown on LGBTQ+ organizations while Canada and Turkey negotiate a possible free-trade agreement.
NATO chiefs of defence elected German Gen. Carsten Breuer as the next chair of the Military Committee, passing over Canada’s Gen. Jennie Carignan.
The Canadian and French leaders will hold a working lunch and wreath-laying ceremony while discussing closer bilateral and regional co-operation.
The federal government’s fiscal outlook has improved as stronger tax and oil revenues offset more than $100 billion in announced spending, though experts question Ottawa’s accounting definitions.
Denmark and Greenland say a proposed agreement would expand the U.S. military presence while preserving Danish control, but it still requires signatures and parliamentary action.
Popurri by Plastik Theatriks won Best of the Fest as Vancouver Fringe also named award recipients and six final-night holdover performances.
Langley City is shifting bylaw staff into expanded community safety roles and creating a single municipal contact point to improve prevention and service coordination.
Peninsula United Church will host a no-audition Choir Not Choir event on Sept. 26, with donations accepted for the Sources Imagination Library.
Peace Arch News readers share recent photographs capturing everyday moments across the Semiahmoo Peninsula.
The province has paused plans to apply PST to professional services after business groups, including the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce, raised concerns about added costs.
B.C. and the City of Surrey have signed an MOU to advance planning, site exploration and community engagement for a museum focused on South Asian Canadian histories.
A newly completed accessible and inclusive playground at Noel Booth Community Park incorporates features inspired by the site’s local history.
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