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Britannia Pool closed after sections of its basin tiles sloughed off. Repairs are complete, and the City of Vancouver hopes to reopen it later this week if refilling and commissioning proceed without issues.
Surrey Police Service says Skylar Wayne Pelletier, a high-risk offender with a history of violent and sexual offences, will live in Surrey under court-ordered conditions and electronic monitoring.
Kevin Krieger and Sarah Mayes Krieger joined thousands of fans at Barnside Harvest Festival after their Sept. 12 wedding near Ladner.
The City of White Rock has issued a notice of work for improvements to two parking lots south of Marine Drive, between Oxford Street and the White Rock Museum & Archives.
Police say a single vehicle left the road near Boundary Road and Number 4 Road shortly after midnight Monday; one person died at the scene.
A UBC-led study found that a genetic variant may accelerate DNA changes in vulnerable brain neurons, helping explain why some Huntington disease patients develop symptoms 10 to 12 years earlier.
Maintenance work will close northbound lanes Friday night and southbound lanes Saturday night, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. each night.
Nominations have closed for Surrey’s Oct. 17 civic election, with 100 candidates seeking the mayoralty, eight council seats and six school trustee positions.
Mission RCMP confirmed Tuesday that Ashley-Blaze Calzuolo, who had been reported missing after last being seen Aug. 17, was found safe.
The Cascades is accepting applications for income-qualified rental homes near Marine Drive Canada Line Station, with studio and one-bedroom units still available.
The National AI Literacy Initiative will offer free self-paced courses for teachers, post-secondary students and the public, with the first two available Sept. 21.
Residential sales in British Columbia fell from a year earlier in August, though the BCREA says the provincial market has continued a gradual recovery.
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