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Nobuaki “Nobby” Okumura arrived in Vancouver after walking from Halifax for four and a half months, describing the journey as a pursuit of happiness.
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Nobuaki “Nobby” Okumura arrived in Vancouver after walking from Halifax for four and a half months, describing the journey as a pursuit of happiness.

Flags at White Rock City Hall have been lowered to half-mast in observance of Firefighters' National Memorial Day.

The society will hold its first monthly coffee chat in Nanaimo on Sept. 18, bringing members together in person to discuss Sea Island’s aviation history.

A 51-year-old man remains in custody after police arrested him near Pacific Centre Mall over an alleged indecent act in a stairwell.

Richmond-area MLA Teresa Wat has joined the still-unnamed party co-founded by Peter Milobar, bringing its caucus to six members.

Five Releaf community planting events will run from Sept. 26 to Oct. 31 in Surrey parks, with residents invited to help plant native trees and shrubs.

Video Phase co-creator Julien-Robert discusses the four-year creation of Alt-Escape, which brings electronic music, custom instruments and interactive visuals to Surrey Arts Centre on September 26.

École Snokomish Elementary, which opened in January, is expected to cut emissions by 89 per cent over 15 years through all-electric and energy-saving design features.

More than 3,000 athletes from 13 zones, including Yukon, are competing in 24 sports at the 55+ BC Games in Kamloops.

A homemade vessel carrying an RV is moored on Surrey’s Nicomekl River, prompting questions online about its legality, safety and environmental impact.

Weather-dependent construction and utility work will bring lane restrictions, detours and trail closures across the Township of Langley through January 2027.

A liv.rent report puts Metro Vancouver's average rent for a newly listed unfurnished one-bedroom at $2,085 in September, slightly below August, while several local markets remain among Canada's costliest.
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