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Long-serving volunteer educators reflect on decades with Surrey Art Gallery as it invites prospective docents to guide local school groups.
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Long-serving volunteer educators reflect on decades with Surrey Art Gallery as it invites prospective docents to guide local school groups.

A teacher admitted to professional misconduct after allegedly tipping a vulnerable Grade 5 student’s chair, according to B.C.’s teacher regulator.

Township residents can dispose of household hazardous waste at a drive-through collection event Sept. 19 and 20 at George Preston Recreation Centre.

A 49-year-old man faces assault charges after a woman was allegedly attacked by a stranger near Hastings and Seymour streets in downtown Vancouver.

Two people have each been charged after police responded to a reported break-in at a storage locker in an underground parkade near Quebec Street and East 1st Avenue.

Recent videos and photos show humpback whales near West Vancouver and Bowen Island, as sightings in Metro Vancouver have increased in recent years.

Surrey council will hear proposed land-use and zoning changes on Sept. 21 for two townhouse developments on 74th Avenue in Clayton.

A one-year pilot pantry in Hammond lets people take needed food or leave donations without registering, with its organizer hoping to expand the model across Maple Ridge.

An IIO report says a man who became unresponsive while being transported to SPS cells died from pre-existing medical conditions and alcohol consumption.

Thatcher Demko will skate but not join the main group as he continues recovering from season-ending hip surgery in late January, Canucks GM Ryan Johnson says.

Two men remain in custody after Abbotsford police recovered suspected stolen property and seized a vehicle while investigating a break-and-enter at a business.

B.C. Premier David Eby says the NDP and Elections BC should prepare for an election, while his government remains focused on the disruption of the Canada-U.S. trade war.
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