Richmond RCMP reminds public about upcoming e-scooter and e-bike safety outreach event
The final of three community e-scooter and e-bike safety outreach events will be held Sept. 9 at Railway Greenway and Granville Avenue.
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Croissant Crawl set to return to Surrey
The fifth Metro Vancouver Croissant Crawl runs Sept. 25 to Oct. 4, with two Surrey businesses among 37 Lower Mainland vendors offering limited-edition pastries.
Surrey Now-Leader
Speeding and distracted driving remain leading concerns on Richmond roads, August report says
Richmond RCMP issued more than 1,297 Motor Vehicle Act tickets and charges in August while targeting speeding, distracted driving, impaired driving and HOV lane compliance.
Richmond RCMP
Bloody new Carrie trailer features Vancouver high school
Eric Hamber Secondary School appears in the Prime Video series trailer after being transformed into Ewen High School during filming in Metro Vancouver.
Daily Hive Vancouver
New U.S. tariffs and import bans unlikely to dent Canada’s near-term growth, economists say
Economists say the latest U.S. restrictions on Canadian goods should have little immediate effect on growth, but could prolong trade conflict and raise the risk of a fourth-quarter slowdown.
CityNews Vancouver
Some Canadians could face double Mexico fee when travelling by cruise ship
Mexico has doubled its non-resident fee for cruise passengers to US$10 per person, with further increases planned through 2030. The charge is collected automatically by cruise operators.
Daily Hive Vancouver
Imagine Surrey promises 50 kilometres of new sidewalks if elected
The civic slate says it would build the sidewalks over four years, starting near schools, if its council candidates win the Oct. 17 election in Surrey.
Surrey Now-Leader
B.C. likely to see more rockfalls and landslides in coming years, expert says
A UNBC professor says thawing permafrost and retreating glaciers will raise risks in B.C., though a Nepal-scale disaster is unlikely here.
Daily Hive Vancouver
How to address anxiety and mental health concerns as students return to school
BC Children’s Hospital says returning to school can be a major stressor, and families should seek early community support when concerns arise.
CityNews Vancouver
Surrey photographer helps stage Fringe play with one live actor and six filmed performers
The Vancouver Fringe Festival runs Sept. 10 to 20 on and around Granville Island, with more than 80 shows expected to draw nearly 27,500 people over 11 days.
Surrey Now-Leader
MLA calls for review after multiple Surrey police collisions
Six people have died or been seriously injured in collisions involving Surrey Police Service over 12 months, prompting an MLA to seek a provincial review.
Global News BC
B.C. RCMP investigate reported Cat in the Hat-costume chase of teenage girl
West Kelowna RCMP are seeking to identify a person after a teenage girl reported being chased in her neighbourhood by someone in a Cat in the Hat-like costume.
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