
Pacific storm to follow sunshine and warmer weather in Metro Vancouver
Environment Canada says stable, near-seasonal conditions are expected for the Labour Day weekend before cooler, wetter weather arrives later next week.
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Environment Canada says stable, near-seasonal conditions are expected for the Labour Day weekend before cooler, wetter weather arrives later next week.

The non-partisan events run Sept. 9 to 21 and will give East Surrey voters opportunities to meet municipal slates.

Toronto Pearson operations are returning to normal after a storm, but lingering schedule disruptions mean Vancouver-area travellers should check flight status before heading to the airport.

The Sept. 19 lighting event aims to reduce disruption to night-migrating birds and raise awareness of light pollution.

BC Highway Patrol says an officer diverted from a priority call after seeing a Tesla driver with closed eyes and hands off the wheel on Highway 1 near 248 Street.

Loaf & Co. opens Sept. 12 at Origo Club with stuffed and topped Japanese milk-bread cubes, including a sea-urchin pasta dish.

Richmond RCMP say two men remain in custody pending bail hearings after an alleged break-in at a McArthurGlen Designer Outlet store last month.

The City of Burnaby has reopened the Mountain Air Bike Skills Course on Burnaby Mountain, with more than 850 metres of riding terrain for riders of all ages and abilities.

In a letter to residents, Mayor Mike Hurley says film and television support jobs, investment and a broad network of businesses across Burnaby.

The Township of Langley is advising residents to keep plastic toys and propane tanks out of curbside recycling and to dechlorinate pool and hot-tub water before draining it onto lawns.

Local businesses are being asked how tariffs, trade tensions and changing Canada-U.S. trade conditions are affecting their operations.

The former Jasper National Park pool operated from 1938 to 1984, but now survives as ruins near the current Miette Hot Springs facility.
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