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Twelve trees at Memorial Peace Park were wrapped in orange to honour residential school survivors, their families and communities, and children who never returned home.
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Twelve trees at Memorial Peace Park were wrapped in orange to honour residential school survivors, their families and communities, and children who never returned home.

Vancouver police say a store employee was shot in the leg near Main Street and 16th Avenue on Sept. 6, and a suspect remains in custody.

Canucks players and alumni joined the 42nd Jake Milford Charity Invitational at Northview, raising funds for two team-linked charities.

Organizers called the weekend tournament at Centennial Park a major success and highlighted volunteers’ role in supporting White Rock’s growing pickleball community.

A homemade vessel carrying an RV is moored on the Nicomekl River as Transport Canada and the City of Surrey investigate compliance concerns.

A B.C. Supreme Court-certified lawsuit alleges Air Canada failed to properly assist passengers who used wheelchairs and other mobility aids between January 2021 and June 2023.

Council will hear public comments Sept. 22 on a proposal to designate the property at 21694 River Road as a heritage property.

A camper trailer on a barge made of 36 round containers and steel beams is moored on the Nicomekl River near Portage Park, prompting concerns from nearby residents and scrutiny from authorities.

A 32-year-old man faces aggravated assault and assault-with-a-weapon charges after a man was shot in the leg near Main Street and 16th Avenue on Sept. 6.

A man says a dog owned by Surrey mayoral candidate Linda Annis inflicted a bite requiring 27 stitches. Annis says she accepts responsibility and has complied with bylaw requirements.

Surrey Police Service says Skylar Wayne Pelletier will live in the city under electronic monitoring and strict court-ordered release conditions.

Seventeen-year-old speed climber Avery MacDonald has reached the RBC Training Ground national final in Toronto, where 35 athletes will receive funding and development-program places.
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