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The free Off The Wall exhibition at Crescent Beach Community Gallery will feature nature-inspired work by three local painters from Sept. 18 to Oct. 11.
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The free Off The Wall exhibition at Crescent Beach Community Gallery will feature nature-inspired work by three local painters from Sept. 18 to Oct. 11.

A basement fire spread through a vent to the main floor of a Maple Ridge home, damaging both levels. The homeowner was safe outside and no injuries were reported.

Vision Zero Vancouver examined nine road-safety motions and their impact multipliers as it issued a councillor report card before the municipal election.

Richmond RCMP say two men were arrested after a stolen vehicle crashed into an outlet mall storefront on Aug. 15, with all stolen merchandise recovered.

Police say a stolen vehicle crashed into a retail storefront on Aug. 15 before two suspects were arrested and all stolen merchandise was recovered.

Coquitlam is seeking four volunteers for two-year terms on its Public Library Board, with applications closing at noon on Oct. 8.

Historic Stewart Farm and Totest Aleng: Indigenous Learning House will host a free Sept. 19 event with music, storytelling and vendors.

Two men allegedly yelled at staff, damaged property and claimed to have guns and gang ties at a restaurant near Nelson and Howe streets.

Police allege a stolen vehicle crashed into a luxury store at McArthurGlen Designer Outlet before the suspects were arrested after a police pursuit.

The ninth annual gathering at Memorial Peace Park on Sept. 27 will feature Indigenous drumming, dancing, stories, family activities and support space for people affected by residential schools.

People seeking to run for mayor, councillor or school district trustee in Langley Township can submit nominations from Sept. 1 to Sept. 11, 2026.

Ad hoc harm-reduction tables appeared near a cancelled downtown OPS, prompting concerns from neighbours and criticism from the mayor.
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